Dunlap Sues Saint Josephs Hospital of Atlanta Again Over Patient Over-Billing Scheme
ATLANTA, August 22, 2008 /PRNewswire/ -- Saint Josephs Hospital of Atlanta, Inc. engaged in a systematic scheme to inappropriately admit and overcharge thousands of patients, according to Page Perry, LLC, which filed a second class action lawsuit Wednesday against the hospital.
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October 1, 2008 James Dunlap & Associates LLC Files Arbitration Claims Against Morgan Keegan for Losses Sustained in Morgan Keegan Bond Funds-- RHY, RMA, RMH, RSF, MKHIX, MKIBX, RHICX, RHIIX, RIBCX, and RIBIX.
June 15, 2008 James Dunlap & Associates LLC files class action against Saint Joseph's Hospital alleging intentional over-billing of tens of thousands of patients from January 1, 2000 to December 17, 2007. This action follows a settlement by Saint Joseph's Hospital with the U.S. Government Medicare program for $26 million for allegedly over-billing Medicare. Dunlap seeks to recover on behalf of individual patients for their deductibles and co-pays subject to the alleged overcharges.
April 13, 2007 Georgia General Assembly passes HB 383 in a landmark update of the Georgia Condominium Act. This bill provides condominium developers relief from paying common area maintenance expenses on any unsold units for up to 24 months. This bill also allows developers to sell units without a certificate of occupancy for owners wishing to customize their own units. This bill also creates master and sub-condominiums within the same development. Finally, the bill allows developers the ability to pursue phased condominiums, previously not allowed under Georgia law.
May 7, 2006 Governor Perdue signs HB 1484 assuring the right of limited liability companies, limited partnerships and other newly-developed business entities to purchase life insurance.
July 2, 2006 City of Moultrie, Georgia selects Redflex Traffic Systems for up to ten automated red light enforcement systems.
May 1, 2006 Governor Sonny Perdue signs SB 573 providing condominium builders with the ability to retain earnest money from purchasers and use these funds toward construction of the condominum project, previously denied them by state law. This measure will save condominium builders millions of dollars in interest expense and will lower construction costs for Gerogia consumers.
December 10, 2005 City of Thomasville, Georgia selects Redflex Traffic Systems for an automated red light enforcement system.
July 15, 2005 City of Griffin, Georgia selects Redflex Traffic Systems in a public RFP for an automated red light enforcement system.
June 15, 2005 City of Tifton, Georgia selects Redflex Traffic Systems for an automated red light enforcement system.
May 10, 2005 Sonny Perdue Signs SB 277 Amending the Georgia Hazardous Site Reuse/Redevelopment Act.
Georgia Governor Sonny Perdue signed into law SB 277 which will allow petroleum products, including underground storage tanks, to be included in the Georgia Brownfield Program. The amendment also allows for properties that did not originally enter the Brownfield Program prior to July 1, 2002 to apply and enter the program before January 1, 2006.
April 6, 2005 City of Brunswick, Georgia Selects Redflex Traffic Systems for an automated red light enforcement system.
March 8, 2005 PerryHomes Redevelopment LLC announces that it has successfully worked with Georgia Power Company to develop a plan to move high power lines previously planned to run directly over it's Jack Nicklaus-designed championship golf course.
January 30, 2005 Tidewater Plantations, Inc. announces it has successfully rezoned its Camden County, Georgia property for over 500 residential lots for its LaurelIsland development.
January 5, 2005 City of Savannah, Georgia's first automated red light enforcement intersection passes the $1 million mark in revenue with no upfront cost or risk to the city under it's Redflex Traffic Systems program. Intersection accidents are reduced by 66% and deaths reduced from two per year on average to zero.
