NYC employees and Medicaid fraud

If you work for New York City, a Medicaid fraud investigation can affect your job long before your case is decided.

Teachers and other city workers

Teachers working for the NYC Department of Education need to be very careful if they're investigated for any offense, including Medicaid fraud.

The DOE doesn't wait for the outcome of your case. Within days of an arrest, you may receive a letter saying that action will be taken simply because you were arrested. You could be reassigned or even suspended while your case is pending.

Because of this, it's especially important to keep the case from reaching an arrest at all. Read what affects the chances of arrest.

If you're a New York City employee accused of Medicaid fraud, 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
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