Our client, a doctor, was accused by Health and Human Services Office of the Inspector General of fraudulently over-billing and billing for services that were allegedly not rendered or fraudulently coded at a higher billing rate than permitted under Medicare rules.  In the end, our client was accused of submitting fraudulent bills totaling approximately $3.3 million dollars.  After three years of fight and refusing to plead guilty to criminal charges or pay a civil penalty, the case was refused for prosecution by the United States Attorney's Office.