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Legal insights and federal defense analysis from our team
FDA charged another South Florida research site with fabricating clinical trial data. Wire fraud exposure, real sentences, and what anyone connected to a research site needs to do right now.
Federal prosecutors ran billing data, found a provider who stood out as a statistical extreme, and built a case from there. South Florida providers need to understand how the government now finds targets.
Alabama is the first state medical board to formally prohibit all licensed prescribers from prescribing, administering, or supplying research-grade peptides. It will not be the last.
On June 29, 2026, the Supreme Court held 6-3 in Chatrie v. United States that geofence warrants are a Fourth Amendment search. The government can no longer treat location data as free for the taking. Here is what the decision means for Florida federal defense.
A Washington man who never pitched a single investor received five years in federal prison for routing $97.1 million in fraud proceeds through 81 bank accounts and cryptocurrency exchanges. His name was on the accounts. That was enough.
Between May 13 and June 1, 2026, the Justice Department's Health Care Fraud Unit won six federal jury trials involving more than $1.1 billion in fraud losses, including a $1 billion case out of Fort Lauderdale. The unit is now nine for nine at trial in 2026.
A federal grand jury indicted a Utah physician for buying peptides from China, relabeling them, and selling them to more than 200 patients. This is not a paperwork violation. It is a federal felony — and it is the model prosecutors will use in Florida.
FDA charged another South Florida research site with fabricating clinical trial data. Wire fraud exposure, real sentences, and what anyone connected to a research site needs to do right now.
Federal prosecutors ran billing data, found a provider who stood out as a statistical extreme, and built a case from there. South Florida providers need to understand how the government now finds targets.
Alabama is the first state medical board to formally prohibit all licensed prescribers from prescribing, administering, or supplying research-grade peptides. It will not be the last.
On June 29, 2026, the Supreme Court held 6-3 in Chatrie v. United States that geofence warrants are a Fourth Amendment search. The government can no longer treat location data as free for the taking. Here is what the decision means for Florida federal defense.
A Washington man who never pitched a single investor received five years in federal prison for routing $97.1 million in fraud proceeds through 81 bank accounts and cryptocurrency exchanges. His name was on the accounts. That was enough.
Between May 13 and June 1, 2026, the Justice Department's Health Care Fraud Unit won six federal jury trials involving more than $1.1 billion in fraud losses, including a $1 billion case out of Fort Lauderdale. The unit is now nine for nine at trial in 2026.
A federal grand jury indicted a Utah physician for buying peptides from China, relabeling them, and selling them to more than 200 patients. This is not a paperwork violation. It is a federal felony — and it is the model prosecutors will use in Florida.
We battle until your freedom is secure, period. When the government builds a case, we dismantle it piece by piece.
