26 People Indicted In Painkiller Scheme
A Canton Township man was among 26 people, including four doctors, indicted in a scheme to reap millions from Medicaid and the government's five-year-old Medicare drug program.
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A Canton Township man was among 26 people, including four doctors, indicted in a scheme to reap millions from Medicaid and the government's five-year-old Medicare drug program.
A convicted felon who had obtained a $9.1 million tax credit from the State of Michigan last year has been convicted of two felonies in Genesee County Circuit Court.
A local doctor and a Warren appliance store owner are facing criminal charges for allegedly selling fake medical marijuana certification cards.
Michigan will get $3.3 million from the federal government for its past work toward stopping errors in state-administered portions of the food assistance program.
State officials have suspended the license of a Macomb County doctor they say conspired to sell medical marijuana certificates from a clinic in the back of an appliance store.
Two brothers whose Michigan company supplies parts to the auto industry have been charged with fraud in an investigation of the quality of plastic.
The founder of a Southfield-based investment fund has been arrested in New York. John Bravata, the chairman of BBC Equities, was taken into custody at JFK Airport when he returned from Italy.
Two funeral home owners have pleaded guilty to spending customers' money instead of putting it in escrow.
The Oakland County Clerk is asking State Attorney General Bill Schuette to look at some irregularities in the assignment of several mortgages.
This past week the Michigan Attorney General announced the launch of a new website that provides the public with information about charities and those that solicit donations.
A Detroit market and three people have been charged in a scheme to milk the food stamp program.
A judge has decided not to imprison a 67-year-old Detroit woman who stole $120,000 from Social Security to pay for the care of her five grandchildren.
A Detroit woman is accused of defrauding Social Security of nearly $120,000 over two decades.
A former Roseville woman who "faked" her son's cancer to collect money is due in court Tuesday for sentencing.
A financial advisor from Clinton Township is facing some serious prison time after being accused of his involvment in a $45 million Ponzi scheme.
On the heels of what the government called the largest Medicare fraud bust in history, the nation's Attorney General will visit Detroit on Tuesday, as part of a series of summits on preventing health care fraud.
Mark and Lisa Buehler are accused of taking money for prearranged funerals and spending it on a lavish lifestyle.
Police near Orlando say an East Lansing-area dentist tried to use a military veteran's lost credit card to buy dinner.
Roseville Police detectives are investigating numerous cases of fraud involving the owners of Buehler Funeral Home.
Federal authorities charged several doctors, nurses and physical therapists in Metro Detroit with Medicare fraud today.
A Macomb County woman accused of drugging her 12-year-old son to make it appear he had cancer has pleaded no contest and faces sentencing March 29.
Federal authorities have charged more than 100 doctors, nurses and physical therapists with Medicare fraud, including 21 in Detroit.
A Detroit police officer faces federal wire and bank fraud charges stemming from a mortgage lending scheme.
