Kenney Egan McCafferty & Young
Over the past twenty five years our trial lawyers have prosecuted and defended dozens of complex criminal and civil fraud cases in health care, defense contracting, tax, securities and other industries.
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Health Care Fraud & Abuse

For decades, prescription drug makers have consistently been among the most profitable industries in America. While pharmaceutical companies become richer, consumers and payors are paying higher costs for prescription drugs.  This overwhelming and dramatic rise in prescription drug prices has spurred several consumer interest organizations representing sections to root out collusive and profit-driven schemes within the drug industry.

KEMY is at the forefront of legal efforts to effectively battle unlawful activities that have caused healthcare costs to skyrocket in recent years.  KEMY has been retained by both individuals and third-party payors to put a stop to pharmaceutical companies' distribution of defective medical devices and drugs, unlawful price inflation, filing of false secondary patents that block competitive generic drugs, and drug promotion for uses not approved by the Food and Drug Administration, commonly known as "off-label" uses.

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