WHAT YOU SHOULD – AND SHOULD NOT – DO WHEN FIRST FACED WITH A NEGLIGENCE LAWSUIT.
IT’S A FACT. Most dentists will face at least one lawsuit during their career with the majority of those lawsuits claiming negligence in the delivery of patient care.
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Theft from dentist. Case dismissed and sealed.
“This case has been very polarizing both ways. There’s some people that think Ms. Staley is the scourge of civilization and should be locked away in a tower for 100 years, and there’s some people that think I’m a rat bastard for giving her a deferred.” – Judge Luke Berger, Fifth Judicial District Court
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FLorida woman charged in $24K dental insurance fraud scheme.
The affidavit cites Dentrix Audit Trail logs showing how Wigglesworth allegedly backdated and deleted entries to conceal her actions.
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Woman is charged with embezzling nearly $55,000 from a Tulsa medical spa
Heather Mitchell is charged with embezzling nearly $55,000 from a Tulsa medical spa, where she worked.
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Dental Embezzlement Tip of the Day
Dr. David White shares his dental embezzlement tip of the day. What’s in your Dentrix Audit Trail?
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Financial coordinator sentenced to 41 months.
Thornton had been a financial coordinator in a dental office in Houston. Judge Hoyt said in imposing sentence, “I don’t believe you have proper respect for authority. The harm you caused to the victims was very personal.”
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It’s a fact. Dentistry is one of the most embezzled professions.
There is no shortage of dishonesty in this world. 10% of people will steal given the opportunity, 10% will never steal, and the remaining 80% could go either way.
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Kathleen Libby sentenced for stealing $650,000
A former office manager of a Brookline medical practice was sentenced today for embezzling over $650,000 from the practice over several years.
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Dentistry Uncensored with Howard Farran
Busting Dental Fraud & Embezzlement. Howard Farran interviews William Hiltz.
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Woman charged with filing fraudulent deed on Raleigh dentist’s home
A woman is charged with filing a fraudulent deed on a multimillion-dollar home in Raleigh. Dawn Mangum faced Wake County Judge Mark Stevens in court and he raised her bond from $100,000 to $150,000.
