Featuring nationwide whistleblower lawyer Jason Brown | 18889810016

Billing Medicare or Medicaid for procedures that were never performed. Charging patients for doctor visits that never happened. Falsifying FDA results to approve untested pharmaceuticals. All of these constitute healthcare fraud, and it’s costing taxpayers billions of dollars.

Jason Brown is Senior Litigator and head of the law firm Brown, LLC, based in Jersey City, New Jersey. He helps people throughout the country, and he offers free consultations for anyone curious if they have a valid claim.

As a former FBI special agent and legal adviser, he can help point you in the right direction so you don’t make any mistakes. He urges anyone considering blowing the whistle to consult with an attorney who is experienced in qui tam whistleblower litigation.

In this interview, he defines the many forms of healthcare fraud that are raising both taxes and health insurance rates. He also explains the best ways to confidentially blow the whistle on healthcare fraud so you can both avoid getting fired and receive an economic reward.

Learn more at Jason Brown’s AskTheLawyers.com™ profile: http://bit.ly/2KB95xZ​​

Contact him directly: 18889810016.

Topics covered in this interview:

0:51 How bad is federal healthcare fraud?
1:36 Could someone be witnessing healthcare fraud and not even realize it?
2:38 What else constitutes healthcare fraud?
5:02 What kinds of people end up blowing the whistle on healthcare fraud?
6:11 Who should you talk to first if you’re thinking about exposing healthcare fraud?
7:47 What kinds of monetary awards can people receive for blowing the whistle?
8:50 How much does it cost to find out if you have a valid whistleblower claim?

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