Exceptional opportunity for experienced attorney / firm with comprehensive case fully prepared and ready to execute.
COMPREHENSIVE CASE FULLY PREPARED - READY TO EXECUTE
Multi-jurisdictional healthcare fraud and elder abuse case with Pennsylvania qui tam and civil claims. Total defendant exposure $12M-$15M. Conservative settlement target $3M-$5M, yielding $1M-$2M in fees on 6-12 months work.
THE PENNSYLVANIA COMPONENT:
Centered around PA nursing facility: 72-year-old retired teacher falsely imprisoned against hospital discharge orders. Attending physician abandoned her for 59 consecutive days while she received morphine and Ativan daily without physician oversight. Facility psychologist wrote "anxiety disorder" diagnosis but verbally told family "dementia" - enabling massive insurance fraud. Result: preventable brain injury requiring emergency surgery, 8 years of suffering, then death traceable to injury.
Corporate facility owner recently purchased by national healthcare operator (140 facilities across 6 states, $2-5B revenue) - creates substantial successor liability exposure.
RECENT BREAKTHROUGH: On November 3rd, the attending physician called after receiving demand letter. He admitted "I did wrong" and wants his malpractice insurance (MedPro Group/Berkshire Hathaway) to pay $750K demand. Gave personal contact information. This admission creates massive settlement leverage against all other defendants.
FEDERAL CLAIMS (Western District PA):
False Claims Act qui tam: $50K-$100K Medicare fraud during 59-day abandonment trebles to $150K-$300K plus $500K-$1M civil penalties
Medical malpractice & wrongful death
False imprisonment & corporate negligence
Civil RICO (insurance fraud conspiracy - $270K paid on false diagnosis)
Successor liability vs. national healthcare operator
STATUTE OF LIMITATIONS - ROCK SOLID:
False Claims Act 10-year window runs through 2028 (3 years remaining). Discovery rule applies (AI analysis revealed fraud pattern in 2025). Fraudulent concealment documented throughout. This is NOT a simple med-mal case bound by PA's 2-year statute.
SMOKING GUN EVIDENCE:
Attorney for decedent wrote a letter documenting conspiracy to reactivate cancelled insurance while victim imprisoned (at late 2nd husband’s request). Psychologist's written report showing "anxiety" contradicting verbal "dementia" lies. Hospital records documenting wrongful refusal to discharge. Audio recording: "I'm being held a prisoner." PA Attorney General sued corporate owner in 2016 for systematic elder abuse across all facilities - proves pattern.
CRIMINAL PROSECUTION LEVERAGE:
Federal healthcare fraud (18 U.S.C. § 1347: 10 years). Wire fraud (§ 1343: 20 years). Conspiracy (§ 371: 5 years). Attending physician admitted liability because he faces prison if he doesn't settle. Same leverage applies to corporate defendants.
ALL WORK COMPLETE:
Several years and $140K invested. PA qui tam complaint drafted. PA federal civil complaint drafted. 10,263 documents collected and AI-analyzed. All evidence organized, indexed, packaged. Settlement strategy prepared. One defendant already admitted liability and reported claim to insurance.
CONNECTS TO BROADER CASE:
Pennsylvania wrongdoing connects to Connecticut trust fraud ($1.9M withheld, forcing Medicare/Medicaid to pay) and Massachusetts care costs. Can be pursued as standalone PA case or coordinated multi-state strategy. Your choice.
Complete case summary, drafted complaints, and evidence packages available for immediate review.
