State Attys In Medicaid Fraud Case Paid Too Much, Court Says

By Lauren Castle · October 18, 2022, 3:59 PM EDT

A $4.3 million attorney fee award may be too high for Texas state attorneys who won a $16.5 million judgment in a Medicaid fraud case, an appeals court found, saying the...

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