New Jersey Attorney General · September 4, 2026 · Primary source
Essex County Woman Admits Health Care Claims Fraud and Unlicensed Practice of Medicine
Summary
The New Jersey OAG announced that a woman from Essex County admitted to health care claims fraud and unlicensed practice of medicine, with the action brought by the Office of the Insurance Fraud Prosecutor, announced September 4, 2026. The excerpt is a press release header that is substantially truncated, disclosing no facts about the specific charges, amounts, statutes, or disposition.
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