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Qui tam laws existed for hundreds of years. It comes from the longer Latin phrase, “qui tam pro domino rege quam pro se ipso in hac parte sequitur,” which translates to “he who sues on our Lord the King’s behalf as well as his own.” Qui Tam laws are rooted in Roman and Anglo-Saxon laws. These laws have become today’s version of the False Claims Act.
What makes these laws so empowering is that they allow ordinary people to file claims on behalf of the government. Today, the false claim act and other laws protect citizens who witness and report fraud on the government.
Receiving an audit request for information from the government could be intimidating and bewildering because each government agency or government contractor addresses health care fraud differently. Some government agencies ask for specific patient files, while others will identify a particular area of risk and conduct a random audit. Some agencies will conduct audits and investigations if there is a suspicion of health care fraud based on billing outliers.
Rosenblat Law will use their experience in criminal and civil healthcare fraud to provide healthcare clients with the clairvoyance necessary to mitigate the potential of criminal exposure while being audited. Mike Rosenblat has been practicing healthcare law for over 20 years in the Chicago area and throughout Illinois and the United States. If you are being investigated or audited, you can contact Rosenblat Law at 847-480-2390 or by emailing Mike at mike@RosenblatLaw.com.
Successful defense of healthcare investigations and provider audits often requires building a team, gathering evidence in support of your specific defense, and then challenging the denial of claims based on medical necessity, improper CPT Codes, or fighting an extrapolation. Often an expert opinion is required to support these defenses.
Rosenblat Law represents providers in the following auditing areas:
Rosenblat Law works with its healthcare provider clients to provide the representation and services the healthcare provider needs. Healthcare counsel is not required by law, but having an experienced healthcare fraud attorney advocating on your behalf can lead to more favorable rulings. Rosenblat law will use its experience, insight, and relationships with the government to defend our clients aggressively and negotiate a favorable resolution if necessary.
Michael Rosenblat has been prosecuting False Claims Act cases for almost 20 years. During his time at the MFCU, he focused on fraud that affected the Medicaid Program. While at the Special Litigation Bureau, he prosecuted whistleblower claims and other violations of the Illinois False Claims Act.
Rosenblat Law can prepare your False Claims Act case to ensure that it is in the best position to succeed and will pursue cases even when the government declines to intervene and take over the case. Rosenblat Law will remain dedicated to your whistleblower claim for as long as the case continues to be legally and factually justified.
Mr. Rosenblat’s firm takes a proactive approach while investigating False Claims Act violations. Using this approach, they can produce complaints and disclosure statements demonstrating the allegations alleged in the False Claims Act qui tam complaint.
The consequences for theft crimes vary considerably from first-offense misdemeanors to felony charges. Rosenblat Law has represented clients charged with state or federal financial crimes in Chicago and throughout Illinois.