Medicaid Fraud Case Avoids Jail Time

Posted: February 5, 2026 in

A home health aide continued billing after their patient had passed away, leading to nearly $15,000 in payments to Medicaid. The Attorney General’s Office filed insurance fraud charges to recoup the improper payments. Attorney Fienman negotiated a plea that kept…

Time Served for Non-Fatal Shooting

Posted: January 17, 2026 in

A client was involved in a shooting outside a Rite Aid in Delaware County, facing aggravated assault charges. Attorney Fienman negotiated a plea deal that resulted in time served—just four months in jail—despite an initial potential sentence of up to…

Disorderly Conduct Charge Withdrawn to Protect Immigration Status

Posted: December 12, 2025 in

A client with a green card was charged with disorderly conduct, raising concerns about potential immigration consequences. Attorney Fienman successfully negotiated with law enforcement, resulting in the withdrawal of the charge, preventing any negative impact on the client’s immigration status….

Felony and Misdemeanor Charges Reduced to Traffic Ticket

Posted: November 8, 2025 in

A client was pulled over on suspicion of DUI and drove off during his traffic stop, leading to multiple traffic offenses and charges of fleeing and eluding law enforcement. By completing treatment and providing proof, Attorney Fienman negotiated a reduction…

Criminal Investigation Avoids Charges

Posted: October 23, 2025 in

A client was under investigation after inadvertently using a debit card belonging to someone for whom he held power of attorney. Attorney Fienman intervened immediately after the client was contacted by law enforcement, and successfully convinced them to close the…

Protection From Abuse Order Dismissed for Retired Band Director

Posted: September 20, 2025 in

A retired band director was served with a temporary Protection From Abuse (PFA) order in Delaware County after his ex-wife alleged he had engaged in threatening behavior. The accusations stemmed from an incident where he visited her home (15 years…

Physician Assistant Protects Career & Avoids Charges After Hospital Investigation

Posted: September 10, 2025 in

A Central Pennsylvania Physician Assistant found herself caught in a DEA investigation after her supervising physician instituted an illegal “takeback” policy for unused narcotics at a hospital-affiliated palliative care practice. Following hospital protocol, the health system alerted the Pennsylvania Department…

College Student’s Disorderly Conduct Charge Dismissed & Expunged

Posted: July 30, 2025 in

A Haverford College student was charged with public drunkenness and disorderly conduct after an incident in Lower Merion Township. Attorney Fienman secured the student’s acceptance into an alternative adjudication program, allowing the charges to be dismissed upon completion of 21…