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Ag Moody Announces Arrest of Services Provider for More Than $50,000 in Medicaid Provider Fraud

Attorney General Ashley Moody’s Medicaid Fraud Control Unit, with the assistance of the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office, announced the arrest of the owner of a company providing personal supports services to Medicaid recipients. Sheretta Qushawn Joseph is accused of submitting claims to Medicaid for persons with disabilities for services not rendered—resulting in a loss of $50,000 […]

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‘A Supreme Evening’ to feature fireside chat between Justice Couriel and Alberto Gonzales

Former U.S. Attorney General Alberto Gonzales with former President George W. Bush. Gonzales and Justice John D. Couriel are set to headline A Supreme Evening 2024 on January 18 in Tallahassee.  Justice John D. Couriel will moderate a fireside chat with former United States Attorney General Alberto R. Gonzales as part of “A Supreme Evening […]

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May judicial candidates wear clothes emblazoned with their campaign website address?

A “bare majority” of the Judicial Ethics Advisory Committee says it’s permissible for a judicial candidate to wear a shirt, hat, or other apparel that shows the website address maintained by the candidate’s committee which includes options to donate and to endorse the campaign. That is, so long as the candidate does not personally solicit […]

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Former employee sues Florida Power and Light for alleged violations of Family & Medical Leave Act

FORT MYERS – A former employee is suing Florida Power and Light Company claiming he faced retaliation and eventually was terminated after notifying the company of his need for intermittent leave due to a serious health condition. Kyle Cavaliere filed his complaint in federal court against Florida Power and Light Company citing violations of the Family […]

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