Abbey True Harris Joins Connell Foley: New Era in Regulatory Affairs
Abbey True Harris joins Connell Foley as Partner in Regulatory Affairs, bringing extensive expertise and a commitment to community-focused legal excellence.
Abbey True Harris joins Connell Foley as Partner in Regulatory Affairs, bringing extensive expertise and a commitment to community-focused legal excellence.
Explore the lawsuit against Life Insurance Company of the Southwest for alleged deceptive practices in indexed universal life products. Understand the regulatory implications and market growth.
Willkie Farr & Gallagher LLP enhances its German operations by adding M&A and private equity expert Dr. Sebastian Häfele as partner in Munich, reinforcing its transactional capabilities and expanding market footprint.
Brian Walshe found guilty of first-degree murder in Massachusetts for killing his wife Ana in 2023. Trial featured evidence from surveillance, digital forensics, and DNA. Faces life sentence.
Brian Walshe found guilty of first-degree murder without a body in the death of his wife in Massachusetts. Key evidence included digital searches and surveillance, highlighting evolving investigative techniques.
Owners of Arizona wound graft companies sentenced to lengthy prison terms for a $1.2 billion Medicare fraud involving medically unnecessary procedures and illegal kickbacks.
A Georgia man receives 15 years prison for repeated indecent exposure incidents at insurance agencies, prompting increased security and mental health treatment mandates.
A judge evaluates testimony in a major insurance fraud case involving staged car crashes and related witness murder allegations impacting legal and regulatory insurance sectors.
Oklahoma's new law blocking assignment of benefit contracts in auto repairs is challenged by repair shops citing safety and insurance payment conflicts. Lawsuit underway.
Jamie P. McNamara sentenced to 10 years for defrauding Medicare of $174 million through a genetic testing scheme involving telemarketing and fake doctor orders. Federal investigations by HHS-OIG and the FBI led to recovery and prosecution under the Health Care Fraud Strike Force.