Two NJ company owners admit role in $38M fraud scheme
U.S. Attorney for New Jersey Philip Sellinger announced Nov. 29 that two owners of a Garden State pharmaceutical marketing company admitted their roles in a $38 million compounded medication health care fraud scheme. Samantha Zaretzky and Lee Nichols, owners of Synergy Medical LLC, pleaded guilty by video conference to one count each of conspiracy to commit…
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