Please do not include confidential or sensitive information in your message. In the event that we are representing a party with opposing interests to your own, we may have a duty to disclose any information you provide to our client. Chicago whistleblower attorney Michael Rosenblat represents individuals under the False Claims Act and related qui tam or whistleblower statutes.
Mr. Rosenblat also represents clients in Healthcare Fraud and Audit Defense, Federal and State Criminal, and UCMJ and related actions. Michael C. Rosenblat has a thorough understanding of the False Claims Act, health care fraud, provider audits, and white-collar crimes after his assignment to the Illinois Medicaid Fraud Control Unit, the Illinois Attorney General's Special Litigation Bureau, the AG's Criminal Prosecutions Bureau, where he served as Deputy Chief, and as a private defense counsel.
Attorney Rosenblat's clients are physicians, pharmaceutical sales representatives, pharmacists, nurses, and other professionals seeking to stop fraud, waste, and abuse through the False Claims Acts and other federal and state statutes.
Mr. Rosenblat also represents clients in Healthcare Fraud and Audit Defense, Federal and State Criminal, and UCMJ and related actions. Michael C. Rosenblat has a thorough understanding of the False Claims Act, health care fraud, provider audits, and white-collar crimes after his assignment to the Illinois Medicaid Fraud Control Unit, the Illinois Attorney General's Special Litigation Bureau, the AG's Criminal Prosecutions Bureau, where he served as Deputy Chief, and as a private defense counsel.
Attorney Rosenblat's clients are physicians, pharmaceutical sales representatives, pharmacists, nurses, and other professionals seeking to stop fraud, waste, and abuse through the False Claims Acts and other federal and state statutes.
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Rosenblat Law is built and designed to provide personalized legal services.
Like the general manager of a professional sports team when necessary, Rosenblat Law puts together the best team to compete against and win, whatever legal challenges you are facing and whomever your opponent is.
Whether the team consists of many lawyers or just one, a lawyer at Rosenblat Law will be your primary contact.
This collaboration provides the benefits of a small law firm with the resources of a large law firm.
Like the general manager of a professional sports team when necessary, Rosenblat Law puts together the best team to compete against and win, whatever legal challenges you are facing and whomever your opponent is.
Whether the team consists of many lawyers or just one, a lawyer at Rosenblat Law will be your primary contact.
This collaboration provides the benefits of a small law firm with the resources of a large law firm.
Michael Rosenblat has substantial experience in litigating False Claims Act cases, from his work as an Assistant Illinois Attorney General assigned to the Illinois Medicaid Fraud Control Unit, to his work in private.
Successful defense to healthcare investigations and provider audits often requires building a team, and gathering resources for your specific defense.
Whether it is challenging the denial of a claim.
As a criminal defense lawyer, the firm has tried cases ranging from murder, bank robbery, violations of the Illinois Securities laws, drug trafficking, to DUI.
Successful defense to healthcare investigations and provider audits often requires building a team, and gathering resources for your specific defense.
Whether it is challenging the denial of a claim.
As a criminal defense lawyer, the firm has tried cases ranging from murder, bank robbery, violations of the Illinois Securities laws, drug trafficking, to DUI.
Michael Rosenblat has been prosecuting False Claims Act cases for almost 20 years: first for the State of Illinois as lead prosecutor for the Illinois Attorney General's Medicaid Fraud Unit ("MFCU"), part of the Illinois State Police Medicaid Fraud Control Unit, and then as Deputy Chief of the Special Litigation Bureau of the Illinois Attorney General's Office.
The MFCU focuses on fraud affecting the Medicaid Program, and the Special Litigation Bureau prosecutes all other violations of the Illinois False Claims Act.
The MFCU focuses on fraud affecting the Medicaid Program, and the Special Litigation Bureau prosecutes all other violations of the Illinois False Claims Act.
If there is a recovery under the false claims act the whistleblower is entitled to receive between 15 and 25% of the amount the government received if the government intervened and between 25 and 30% if the government declined intervention.
Most successful False Claims Act cases take many years to resolve because of the time necessary to investigate and then litigate the case.
A false claim is a false demand for payment of which there are many types.
There are factually false claims, such as billing for a service or product not provided and false claims based on false certifications, claims tainted by kickbacks, or other fraudulently induced claims.
Most successful False Claims Act cases take many years to resolve because of the time necessary to investigate and then litigate the case.
A false claim is a false demand for payment of which there are many types.
There are factually false claims, such as billing for a service or product not provided and false claims based on false certifications, claims tainted by kickbacks, or other fraudulently induced claims.
The Commodity Futures Trading Commission is a government agency that is intended to protect the public from fraudulent or manipulative business practices related to sales within financial and commodity markets.
Similar to the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), the CFTC collaborates with law enforcement agencies in order to uncover fraudulent practices that violate the Commodity Exchanges Act (7 USC 1, et seq).
Individuals who provide information for the successful enforcement of an action, whether judicial or administrative, shall be paid not less than 10 percent and not more than 30 percent of the total amount collected.
Similar to the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), the CFTC collaborates with law enforcement agencies in order to uncover fraudulent practices that violate the Commodity Exchanges Act (7 USC 1, et seq).
Individuals who provide information for the successful enforcement of an action, whether judicial or administrative, shall be paid not less than 10 percent and not more than 30 percent of the total amount collected.
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