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Is It Better to Repair or Replace an Old Appliance?
That moment when your refrigerator starts making an odd humming noise or your washing machine refuses to spin is never convenient. You’re left standing in...
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5 Reasons College Housing in Athens, Ohio, Moves So Fast
If you’ve ever blinked and missed your chance at a great rental near campus, you’re not alone. Athens, Ohio, home to Ohio University, has one...
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What to Expect When Buying a Newly Constructed Home
The home buying process is a complicated one. There’s no doubt about that. There are realtors to deal with, a wide range of fees you’ll...
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How to Save On Your Home’s Electric Bill
As prices rise and inflation continues, people are always looking for ways to save money and give themselves a little breathing room in their budget....
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Your AI is Only as Good as the Intelligence Behind It
There is a strange and intoxicating illusion taking hold across offices and executive suites this week. If you pay any attention to the latest tech...
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Trial date set for August 11 in Oren Shachar Los Angeles hospice fraud case
Prosecutors and defense lawyers are preparing for a federal proceeding that could examine more than five years of Medicare claims, hospice eligibility decisions, electronic medical...
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Los Angeles hospice owner Oren Shachar accused of running $27.7 million Medicare fraud operation
Prosecutors allege that Shachar controlled four Southern California hospice companies, recruited ineligible beneficiaries through cash payments and gifts, purchased identifying information belonging to deceased patients,...
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Rewriting the Rules of Trust in Hiring
Photo: Mikhail Nilov A profound crisis of authenticity has quietly breached the corporate perimeter. For the last few years, the primary concern surrounding generative artificial intelligence...
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Why Attorney Experience Matters in High-Stakes Personal Injury Cases
When a serious accident upends your life, the attorney you choose can shape every outcome that follows. High-stakes personal injury cases involve more than paperwork...
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Medicare Paid $26.9 Million in Alleged Oren Shachar Hospice Fraud Scheme, Prosecutors Say
The federal indictment says four Southern California hospice companies submitted approximately $27.7 million in allegedly false claims and received about 97 percent of that amount...