It depends
Clients always ask, "Will I be prosecuted?" The honest answer is that it depends. There are many variables, and no lawyer can promise you a particular outcome. But when a case is handled the right way from the start, many investigations end without criminal charges.
Which cases go to criminal court
Medicaid fraud cases that do reach criminal court have traditionally involved underreported income and resources, or fake New York City addresses.
Prevention is the best defense
The best defense is keeping the case from getting that far. Choosing the right lawyer to handle your Medicaid fraud case really does matter. Read why you should hire a Medicaid fraud lawyer.