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Investigations editor - Atlanta Journal-Constitution. Previous: Fort Worth Star-Telegram, Shreveport Journal and a small Iowa paper you've never heard of.

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Georgia investors more vulnerable

Georgia investors more vulnerable

Georgia virtually dismantled securities enforcement in 2010, as its legal staff dwindled to a single attorney…

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$5 million settlement reached in Atlanta health care fraud case

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By Lois Norder Verified
| Chattanooga Times Free Press Verified
New on the job at a health care company, a Fulton County woman came to believe that her employer was getting patient referrals by providing kickbacks to doctors and their staffs. Now, that employer, Atlanta-based American Health Imaging, and its founder and former CEO, Scott W. Arant, have agreed to pay $5.25 million to settle allegations brought by Tanya Benjamin in a whistleblower lawsuit.
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Atlanta radiology company settles lawsuit over illegal kickbacks

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By Lois Norder Verified
| The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Verified
New on the job at a health care company, a Fulton County woman came to believe that her employer was getting patient referrals by providing kickbacks to doctors and their staffs. Now, that employer, Atlanta-based American Health Imaging, and its founder and former CEO, Scott W. Arant, have agreed to pay $5.25 million to settle allegations brought by Tanya Benjamin in a whistleblower lawsuit.
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A Ga. man promoted illegal tax shelters for the wealthy. Now he's headed to federal prison

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By Lois Norder Verified
| The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Verified
An Atlanta area accountant sold his clients on what he assured them was a lucrative, guaranteed investment. For every dollar they paid in, they would get tax deductions of about $4.50. It didn’t take much convincing for wealthy clients to sign on. Now that longtime accountant, Herbert Lewis, is heading to federal prison for his role in promoting and selling illegal tax shelters. He was sentenced in federal district court Friday to 28 months and ordered to pay almost $4.9 million in restitution.
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Awards

Mimi Award

2008 - Editing

National prize recognizes editors who support and encourage excellence, particularly in stories involving tragedy or trauma

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