The legendary Hogan Lovells litigator scored a huge—and unexpected—win when a federal judge on Tuesday tossed out the jury's guilty verdict, ruling that the Justice Department did not prove its criminal case that a prominent Kentucky cardiologist defrauded the government.
March 08, 2017 at 08:22 PM
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In the end, Robert Bennett delivered.
The legendary Hogan Lovells litigator scored a huge—and unexpected—win when a federal judge on Tuesday tossed out a jury’s guilty verdict, ruling that the Justice Department did not prove its criminal case that a prominent Kentucky cardiologist defrauded the government.
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