Civil litigation

Another possible outcome of a Medicaid fraud investigation is a civil case. The claim is sent to a collection law firm that will threaten to sue you.

Why you don't want to end up in civil court

  • If you're found liable, the judge will enter a judgment against you
  • Your bank accounts can be frozen
  • Your wages can be garnished
  • The City can place a lien on your property
  • Your credit will suffer

Claims can still be negotiated

Reaching this stage doesn't mean you have to pay the full amount. Claims are often still negotiable, both in the total and in how it's paid.

If you receive a letter from HRA's claims and collections office, or from a law firm collecting a Medicaid-related debt, call us at (212) 577-6677.

Got the letter? Call before your interview date.

Free telephone consultation with a New York Medicaid fraud lawyer.

(212) 577-6677
Call (212) 577-6677