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Introducing our law firm

Fight fraud
stay protected

& get rewarded

Ancowitz Law assures whistleblowers get what they rightly deserve in the fight against false claims, with 40 years of experience promoting justice and fairness.
Contact us for a confidential consultation.

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PROUD TO SPONSER

AAPC Healthcon

We were proud to be a sponsor of this event, as we partner with medical coders to advocate clarity, transparency, and ethical practices. 

The False Claims Act incentivizes doing good

How does it work?

1

Confidential
consultation

If you may be aware of fraud against Medicare/Medicaid,
share your story with us over a complimentary consultation call.

4

Funds returned to
government

In successful cases, the
government recovers the
funds lost, as well as penalties,
from the wrongdoing party.

2

Case
filed

If fraud was committed, we will file the case, combining our expertise in medical billing and whistleblower law.

5

Whistleblower rewarded

The whistleblower receives
between 15-25% of any funds
recovered, as a reward for their
bravery and upstanding
citizenship. Whistleblowers are also protected against retaliation.

3

Government
review

The federal government decides whether or not to investigate the case, together with us.
Everything remains confidential
during the investigation.

Why Ancowitz Law?

Compassionate, confidential, collaborative work

Richard B. Ancowitz is a renowned advocate for the underdog in false claims and employment discrimination cases. He is one of the drafters of the NY State False Claims Law and has advocated on behalf of whistleblowers across the country. Offering compassionate, expert, one-on-one counsel, he and his team ensure clients are heard, protected, and rightfully rewarded. 

Recognized for outstanding, groundbreaking cases

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Do I have a case?

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"Justice, justice you shall pursue."

Deuteronomy 16:20

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