Politics & Government
Orange Doctor Reprimanded for Insurance Fraud
The physician operates Immediate Medical Care in Monroe.
The state medical board has reprimanded a Monroe doctor for involvement in an insurance fraud scheme.
The Medical Examining Board determined that Dr. James W. Marshall Jr., 60, of Orange, will have his medical license placed on probation for six months if he registers to write controlled substances prescriptions, the Danbury News-Times reported.
Marshall voluntarily gave up his registration in 2011 after being implicated in a 14-month FBI undercover investigation into auto insurance fraud.
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The doctor operates Immediate Medical Care in Monroe.
The medical board said he prescribed painkillers to people who were not his patients and had not examined them.
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