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Telemedicine has transformed the healthcare industry by providing patients with access to medical services without the need for in-person visits. While this innovation has brought convenience and expanded care opportunities, it has also created new avenues for fraud. Telemedicine fraud schemes have been on the rise, particularly since the COVID-19 pandemic increased reliance on virtual healthcare. These schemes not only cost government programs and private insurers billions of dollars but also jeopardize the integrity of telemedicine itself. In this article, we will explore the latest healthcare fraud schemes involving telemedicine, discuss their legal implications, and explain how Norman Spencer Law Group can assist individuals and organizations accused of telemedicine-related fraud. What is Telemedicine Healthcare Fraud? Telemedicine fraud occurs when healthcare providers, companies, or individuals misuse virtual healthcare services to commit fraudulent acts. These schemes often ex...

The Foreign Agent Registration Act (FARA) and associated national security (NS) regulations are vital to safeguarding U.S. interests and ensuring transparency in foreign influence activities within the United States. Originally enacted in 1938, FARA requires individuals and organizations acting as agents of foreign principals to register with the Department of Justice (DOJ) and disclose the nature of their activities. This requirement promotes transparency in lobbying, public relations, political communications, and other forms of influence on behalf of foreign governments or organizations. Compliance with FARA, along with related national security regulations, is crucial for individuals and entities representing foreign interests. This article explores FARA’s history, compliance requirements, associated national security laws, and the role of legal counsel in navigating these complex regulations. Historical Background and Purpose of FARA Initially, FARA was a response to covert prop...