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Insurance Fraud

Birmingham, Alabama Insurance Fraud Lawyers

Insurance fraud involves knowingly and intentionally reporting false information in order to collect payment or reimbursement from an insurer. In the healthcare system, healthcare providers must use either the Current Procedural Terminology (CPT) codes or the Healthcare Common Procedure Coding System (HCPCS) when billing Medicaid or insurance providers.

Unfortunately, both are confusing and easily lend themselves to mistakes. If a doctor continues to use the wrong code, investigators may take his or her mistake for a pattern indicative of insurance fraud. Property damage and injuries due to fire or accidents may arouse suspicion of insurance investigators. They may believe information has been falsified or withheld. At the law office of Yearout & Traylor, our attorneys defend doctors, businesses, and injury victims accused of insurance fraud. When necessary, we consult expert fire investigators, medical doctors, and claims adjusters in preparing and presenting our cases.

If you've been accused of committing insurance fraud, contact Yearout & Traylor today to schedule a free consultation to discuss your case.

Forms of Insurance Fraud

The law office of Yearout & Traylor represents doctors, real estate owners, retailers, and individuals charged with committing insurance fraud involving the following:

  • Medicaid fraud
  • Healthcare fraud
  • Upcoding and bundling
  • Overbilling
  • Arson and fire insurance
  • False injury claim
  • Auto insurance fraud

Under Investigation on Suspicion of Insurance Fraud

Depending on the specifics of your case, our attorneys may be able to pre-empt an investigation if brought into a case early enough. By answering questions and providing documents to investigators, we may be able to dispel their suspicions or convince them an honest mistake was made. We can also advise you in regard to what documentation and records must be turned over to investigators in order to ensure you aren't charged with obstruction of justice. Additionally, once we're brought in on a case, we initiate our own investigation, noting mistakes or constitutional violations committed by state and federal agents.

Contact Insurance Fraud Attorneys

Whether you've already been arrested or are currently under investigation, we have the experience and resources needed to defend you. To schedule a free, confidential consultation, contact insurance fraud lawyers at Yearout & Traylor today.