Have you been charged with medical insurance fraud in California? Try not to panic—there’s actually a lot than can be done to prevent a conviction from occurring.
California defines insurance fraud as any action intended to obtain insurance payments or benefits that you would not otherwise be entitled to receive. Other types of insurance fraud that may be prosecuted include automobile insurance fraud, health care insurance fraud, California Medi-Cal insurance fraud, unemployment insurance fraud, welfare fraud, or worker’s compensation fraud.
Don’t ever take a medical insurance fraud charge lightly
No matter what kind of medical insurance fraud you’ve been accused of, you need help right away because this kind of charge is very serious. If convicted, you might be facing exorbitant fines and significant jail time, depending on the circumstances of your case, and how much money was falsely obtained.
What to do?
If you’ve been charged with medical insurance fraud, you might be confused about where to go and who to turn to for help. Who wants to help someone who might or might not be someone who committed fraud?
Attorney Dan Chambers will gladly help you deal with the charges that have been imposed against you. Schedule a free initial case evaluation today by calling 714-760-4088, emailing dchambers@clfca.com, or by using the chat box below. You’ll be able to meet with him personally, explain your situation, and get the legal guidance you need right away. Attorney Chambers will immediately start devising a legal strategy based on the facts of your case, and truthfully let you know what outcome you can expect in your case.
Potential defense strategies
No medical insurance fraud case is hopeless, so don’t accept the charges without a fight. Attorney Chambers has many defense strategies for medical insurance fraud cases, and he will employ one or more in your case, depending on the facts present. He may be able to prove that you didn’t commit the fraud at all, or at least highlight that it’s not obviously evident that you committed it.
Alternatively, perhaps you committed the fraud unintentionally. Intent is very important in medical insurance fraud cases, and if you never intended to deceive anyone, no crime occurred.
Why Attorney Chambers?
Attorney Dan Chambers has successfully worked on dozens—maybe even hundreds—of fraud cases during his multi-decade career. So he knows all the ins-and-outs of California laws that pertain to medical insurance fraud cases and other fraud-related cases. He will zero in on the parts of California law that apply to your exact situation, tenaciously going after important evidence to support your defense, and keeping your case a top priority from start to finish.
You matter when you come to Chambers Law Firm
Attorney Chambers treats each one of his clients with dignity and respect, and he strives to return client emails and phone calls within 24 hours at all times. When you schedule an appointment with him, you’ll never be passed off to some assistant or other staff member – you’ll speak with Attorney Chambers personally. He knows that there are so many defense attorneys in Southern California, but you have chosen him to represent you—a responsibility he doesn’t take for granted. Schedule your first consultation with Attorney Chambers now by calling 714-760-4088, emailing dchambers@clfca.com, or by using the chat box below.
