Insurance Bad Faith

Extortion is defined as the obtaining of property from another, with his consent, induced by a wrongful use of force or fear.  The fear may be induced by a threat or even vague intimations to publicly accuse the individual of [ Read More ]

Baratta, Russell, & Baratta (“BRB”) would like to thank our clients, friends, and family for the many referrals made to us over the past 23 years.  We are continually and eternally grateful for your trust.  A referral from a client, [ Read More ]

Billions Built on Bogus Fraud Claims PART I Warren Buffett did not become one of the wealthiest men in world history just because he is a lovable old grandpa from Omaha.  He did it just the way every other mega-billionaire [ Read More ]

An “Exposure Analysis” might sound like the pre-prom perusal by a nervous dad of a too scantily-clad teenaged daughter, but for doctors whose practice involves treating patients injured in traumatic accidents, such an inspection can be a whole lot scarier.  [ Read More ]

Chiropractor Series – Part 2 It is impossible to stop someone from telling a lie about you.  But when you know what lie they want to tell, you can protect yourself from it by making the lie impossible to believe. In [ Read More ]

Chiropractor Series – Part 1 Do you bill insurance companies for the treatment of patients injured in auto accidents? Did you know you are a fraud? Inventing Fraud For Profit –  In the 1990’s, global consulting giant McKinsey & Company revolutionized [ Read More ]