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Legal insights and federal defense analysis from our team
A Miami federal grand jury has charged the sale of Medicare beneficiary identifiers as a standalone crime. If you work inside a clinic, billing company, or provider network, this case is a direct warning.
On July 7, 2026, Done Global's founder received 72 months and a $1M fine for building a platform prosecutors called a drug distribution operation. Here is what it means for Florida.
A 9-0 Supreme Court ruling fixes where the government can try a Section 1519 falsification charge. For Florida defendants, that is leverage, not a footnote.
Federal phishing charges carry 20 years per count plus mandatory consecutive time. If agents called about an invitation scam, contact counsel before indictment.
120 months. $66 million restitution. What the June 30 sentencing of a Florida telemedicine company owner means for telehealth and DME operators now under federal scrutiny.
Maryland HB1263 found an entire category of post-surgical services has no clear regulation. An oversight gap is not a safe harbor for Florida med spas — it is where federal exposure lives.
A Texas dental assistant charged over lip filler injections shows how fast a state licensing problem becomes a federal investigation for Florida med spas.
A Miami federal grand jury has charged the sale of Medicare beneficiary identifiers as a standalone crime. If you work inside a clinic, billing company, or provider network, this case is a direct warning.
On July 7, 2026, Done Global's founder received 72 months and a $1M fine for building a platform prosecutors called a drug distribution operation. Here is what it means for Florida.
A 9-0 Supreme Court ruling fixes where the government can try a Section 1519 falsification charge. For Florida defendants, that is leverage, not a footnote.
Federal phishing charges carry 20 years per count plus mandatory consecutive time. If agents called about an invitation scam, contact counsel before indictment.
120 months. $66 million restitution. What the June 30 sentencing of a Florida telemedicine company owner means for telehealth and DME operators now under federal scrutiny.
Maryland HB1263 found an entire category of post-surgical services has no clear regulation. An oversight gap is not a safe harbor for Florida med spas — it is where federal exposure lives.
A Texas dental assistant charged over lip filler injections shows how fast a state licensing problem becomes a federal investigation for Florida med spas.
We battle until your freedom is secure, period. When the government builds a case, we dismantle it piece by piece.
