This is an all too common scenario: someone owes you money, you sue them in court, the court awards you a money judgment, and the debtor still refuses to pay. There is a saying that you cannot get blood from a stone. This means that in some situations, collecting and enforcing a judgment will not […]
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The Pennsylvania Insurance Fraud law makes it a crime when healthcare providers engage in prohibited acts, defined in the law. Violators are subject to civil penalties and criminal prosecution by the county district attorney or the Attorney General, if the conduct involves more than one county. If a person is convicted under the Insurance Fraud
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