Paul Coggins of Locke Lord and Fort Worth criminal defense attorney Brian Poe talk about defending a bellwether federal wage-fixing case targeting two former officials at a Texas physical therapy company.
May 05, 2022 at 07:30 AM
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The text messages, admittedly, look pretty bad.
Back in March 2017, Neeraj Jindal, then the owner of a Texas physical therapy company, was feeling the squeeze from a reduction in the rates one of his home health care agency customers would pay for the services of his company’s therapists.
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(L-R)Paul Coggins of Locke Lord and solo practitioner Brian Poe. Courtesy photos
