Healthcare billing · Medicare & Medicaid
Healthcare fraud concerns.
Two different paths forward.
You may have information about suspected fraud. You may be concerned about your own exposure. These are different situations, and they deserve different first steps.
Find the information relevant to you
Two distinct paths
What brings you here?
You do not need to describe what happened to explore either path. These information pages have no intake form or document-upload facility.
I have information about suspected billing fraud.
For healthcare professionals, employees, and others considering how to raise concerns about Medicare or Medicaid billing.
Explore the whistleblower path Criminal-defense concernsI am concerned about my own criminal exposure.
For people who may be involved in questionable billing, have been contacted by investigators, or fear possible prosecution.
Explore the defense pathThese paths do not imply joint representation. The firm must first check conflicts and determine whether it can offer assistance.
Before you share information
Start with a safe contact method.
Not a collection of records.
Do not send patient names, medical records, billing files, passwords, or detailed allegations through ordinary email. Call to ask about the initial screening process before discussing sensitive facts.
Call 903-595-2169If you are unsure which path fits, say that when you call. Do not assume that a call pauses a legal deadline or that the firm is monitoring an urgent situation.
Private law firm. Not a government agency.
Information first.
Representation only by agreement.
The appropriate next step depends on your circumstances. The firm must check conflicts, evaluate whether it can assist, and agree on the scope of any representation before acting on your behalf.
Attorney responsible: Bobby D. Mims. Primary practice location: Tyler, Texas. This is general information, not legal advice or a government reporting portal. Contact alone does not establish representation, conflict clearance, or an agreement to act or protect a deadline. No outcome, immunity, or recovery is guaranteed. Do not send patient records or sensitive details through ordinary email.