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Published May 20, 2019
Amir Khorsand of El Segundo Earns Rare Win
Congratulations to Amir Khorsand of our El Segundo office for demonstrating superb lawyering in his recent Declaration of Readiness (DOR) win on behalf of a client.
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Published April 8, 2019
Joanne Thomas Named to Los Angeles Business Journal’s 2019 “Most Influential Women Attorneys” List
SRTK President and CEO Joanne Thomas was recently selected for inclusion in Los Angeles Business Journal’s prestigious “Most Influential Women Attorneys” list for 2019.
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Published April 5, 2019
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Know your file better than anyone else, especially before a hearing. This is a huge advantage over applicant attorneys who often appear on multiple files at the same time.
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Published June 13, 2019
Medical Marketer Forfeits $126,808 in Conspiracy Case
John Pangelinan, a medical marketer and president of Board Med Inc., was ordered to forfeit $126,808 after pleading guilty to conspiracy to commit honest services mail fraud and health care fraud.
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Published May 30, 2019
Two Busted In Workers’ Compensation Voucher Scheme
On May 24, Salvador Franco Jr. and Mirella Flores were found guilty of 37 felony counts for fraud charges involving the Supplemental Job Displacement Benefit voucher. Franco was the CFO of Graduates Do Succeed Institute and a 20% owner of Technical School Inc., where he was also Director and CFO. Flores was also an employee for both schools.
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Published May 10, 2019
Kickback Scheme Conspirator Carlos Arguello Will Serve Four Years in Prison
Carlos Arguello will serve 48 months in prison and give up $1.2 million in proceeds for participating in a $5 million kickback scheme. He and co-defendant Fermin Iglesias used a company called Providence Scheduling to steer patients to providers, which were required to meet quotas for services that were provided by other participants in the cross-referral scheme. Arguello pleaded guilty to a federal conspiracy charge back in August 2016.
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