The medical transportation industry has been rife with operators who illegally charge Medicaid for services they didn't ...
Attorney General Letitia James is cracking down on what she says is widespread fraud in the Medicaid transportation industry.
Attorney General Letitia James said her office sent cease and desist notices to 54 companies warning of financial penalties ...
New York Attorney General Letitia James announced significant steps taken against Medicare fraud by transportation companies.
Two Buffalo transportation companies that violated Medicaid transportation rules have agreed to pay a combined nearly ...
NY Attorney General Letitia James secures court order to dissolve Monroe County's CRC for misappropriating funds meant for ...
The New York State Attorney General's Office is taking aim at text message scams that targeted New Yorkers looking for remote ...
Notices went out to 54 companies across the state that the attorney general's office contends are defrauding Medicaid.
The deadline for New York Uber and Lyft drivers who were underpaid to file a claim has been extended, New York State Attorney ...
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Bus-ted! Attorney General unveils major Medicaid fraud investigation targeting transportation companiesState Attorney General Letitia James said Wednesday that her office uncovered at least 55 transportation companies across the ...
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January 31 deadline looms for Uber, Lyft drivers to claim share of $328M settlementNew York rideshare drivers have until 11:59 p.m. on January 31 to file a claim for their share of a $328 million settlement paid out by Uber and Lyft.
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