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Attorney Seth T. Carey Reinstatement Recommendation

The Maine Grievance Commission has issued a report recommending conditions for the reinstatement of attorney Seth T. Carey, who is currently suspended under multiple court orders. The report details past ethical violations and the findings from a recent hearing on his petition for reinstatement.

LA Attorney Disciplinary Board: Disciplinary Actions and Consent Orders

The Louisiana Attorney Disciplinary Board has published a list of recent disciplinary actions, sanctions, and consent orders against attorneys. These actions are issued by the Supreme Court and the Disciplinary Board, detailing case numbers and dates of issuance.

Louisiana Attorney Disciplinary Actions and Sanctions

The Louisiana Attorney Disciplinary Board has published a list of recent disciplinary actions, sanctions, and consent orders against attorneys. These actions include decisions from the Supreme Court and the Disciplinary Board, detailing case numbers and dates of rulings.

LA Attorney Disciplinary Board: Disciplinary Actions and Consent Orders

The Louisiana Attorney Disciplinary Board has published a list of recent disciplinary actions, sanctions, and consent orders against attorneys. These actions include decisions from the Supreme Court and the Disciplinary Board, detailing case numbers and dates of issuance.

S-K Management Company Inc. v. Tracy Casalinuova - Housing Court Dispute

The Massachusetts Appeals Court vacated a Housing Court judgment granting possession to S-K Management Company, Inc. The court found that S-K Management lacked standing to bring the summary process complaint. The decision dismisses the complaint with prejudice.

Commonwealth v. Donald Williams - Criminal Appeal

The Massachusetts Appeals Court issued a non-precedential summary decision in Commonwealth v. Donald Williams, affirming the denial of the defendant's motion for a new trial. The court addressed issues related to courtroom entry conditions, alleged discrimination in jury selection, and newly available evidence.

State v. Smeby: Physician-Patient Privilege Statute Discussed

The Minnesota Supreme Court clarified the scope of the physician-patient privilege statute in State v. Smeby. The court held that communications with paramedics are not privileged unless the paramedic is acting under a physician's direction, and that non-privileged information in medical records does not become privileged upon transfer. This ruling impacts the searchability of medical records in criminal investigations.

Greene v. Winnebago County Sheriff - Civil Rights Lawsuit Opinion

The U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Illinois issued an opinion in Greene v. Winnebago County Sheriff and Officers. The case involves a pretrial detainee's claim of delayed medical treatment. The court is considering the defendants' motion for summary judgment.

Doctor Sentenced for Healthcare Fraud and Tax Evasion

An Anchorage doctor was sentenced to six and a half years in prison for a $12.5 million healthcare fraud scheme and evading over $4 million in taxes. The scheme involved billing insurance plans for medications that were not purchased or were expired. Her husband received a probationary sentence.

DOJ Seeks to Revoke Citizenship of Tax Fraud Mastermind

The Department of Justice has filed a civil complaint to revoke the U.S. citizenship of Emmanuel Oluwatosin Kazeem, accused of masterminding a multimillion-dollar tax fraud scheme. Kazeem was previously convicted and sentenced for mail and wire fraud, aggravated identity theft, and conspiracy.