A hospice care company owned partially by a San Francisco based private equity firm has been accused of cheating Medicare of a large amount of money. A legal complaint has been filed against the hospice, called AseraCare, by the US Department of Justice for the fraud. AseraCare Illegally Certified Patients for Medicare Payments According to… Read More
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Fire Inspector accused of Bribery
An employee of the Fire Department in New York City has been accused of taking bribes. The employee, Carlos Montoya took thousands of dollars as bribes and compromised the safety standards of day care centers in New York City. Montoya helped day care centers in obtaining fake paperwork which certified the organizations as being eligible… Read More
James Fleishman Accused of Insider Trading
A few days ago, James Fleishman, a manager at a hedge fund, was sentenced to two and a half years prison time. He was accused of insider trading and was convicted for wire fraud and conspiracy. This was following a trial that lasted for two and a half weeks. According to the judge, the crime… Read More
Counterfeit Goods Worth $77 Million Seized
Counterfeiters generally cash in on products by top design houses like Chanel and LV. However, this year, there was a shift in their preference. The counterfeiters focused more on plastic toys of Angry Birds and Christmas lights. According to the US Immigration and Customs director, the counterfeiters are doing their best to stay in tune… Read More
Rajat Gupta Requests Few Counts of Securities Fraud be Dropped
Goldman Sachs Group’s former director, Rajat Gupta, has requested that a few counts made against him be dismissed. During a Galleon Group LLC probe, Gupta was charged for insider trading. In the indictment, the government looked at two situations in which the co-founder of Galleon, Raj Rajaratnam, traded on details that were obtained from… Read More
Lawyer Sentenced to 50 Years in Jail for $1.2 Billion Ponzi Scheme
Scott Rothstein, a lawyer from Florida who was sentenced to spend fifty years in jail for having carried out a Ponzi scheme of $1.2 billion, stated that he had help in doing it. He said that officials in 3 hedge funds being operated in Manhattan aided him in carrying out the fraud. A court deposition… Read More
Councilman Charged with Wire Fraud
The Federal court in Indianapolis charged a member of the city council along with two of his associates with several counts of money laundering and wire fraud. All three were connected to a foundation that had been investigated for over two years. Paul C. Bateman Jr., Manuel Gonzalez and Michael L. Russell, office holders at… Read More
CIO of Clay Capital Management Guilty of Insider Trading
James Turner (44), the Chief Investment Officer of Clay Capital Management, a hedge fund, pleaded guilty to charges of insider trading. Prosecutors claim that the scheme generated illegal profits upwards of $2.5 million. Turner testified at Federal Court in Newark, New Jersey that he had illegally traded shares of Moldflow Corp, Autodesk Inc and Salesforce.com… Read More
SF Public Health Employees Accused of Bribery
Clifton Sanders (41) and Ajamu Stewart (54), former employees of the Department of Public Health in San Francisco, have been charged with felony bribery. The two former officials allegedly demanded payments from restaurant managers in order to grant them certification. More than 350 restaurants have been implicated in the scam. The Modus Operandi Stewart and… Read More
Housing Clinic Manager Sentenced for Embezzlement
The former property manager for Tenderloin Housing Clinic in San Francisco pleaded guilty to charges of embezzlement. James Holland (41) admitted to embezzling from the non-profit institution, cheating them out of more than $30,000. The Modus Operandi According to the authorities, Holland collected $15,000 from the tenants of the housing clinic in the form of… Read More