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Month: August 2019

Relying on Attorney’s Advice is no Defense in Patient Brokering Cases

August 8, 2019 annfitzlaw

The 4th District Court of Appeal ruled on Wednesday August 7, 2019 that defendants won’t be able to beat criminal…

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