UnitedHealth Group shares plunged nearly 13% on May 15 after a Wall Street Journal report that the Department of Justice had begun a criminal investigation into the company for potential Medicare fraud. "The stock is already in the doghouse with investors, and additional uncertainty will only pile on," said James Harlow, senior vice president at Novare Capital…
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