One-Time Operator of Sober-Living Homes, Including in San Diego, Enters Plea in Fraud Case ...Middle East

Photo credit: newsroom.ucla.edu An attorney pleaded no contest Monday and was immediately sentenced to two years in jail for his part in a $12.5 million scheme to over bill insurance companies for urine tests. Philip William Ganong, 70, of Bakersfield, accepted a deal on Monday from Orange County Superior Court Judge Joy Markman. He pleaded no contest to 10 felony counts of fraudulent claims for a health benefit. Multiple attorneys were charged in 2017 in connection with the scheme allegedly led by Ganong and Pamela Mae Ganong, his wife and co-defendant, who owned sober living homes in San Diego, Orange County, Bakersfield and Los Angeles, according to the Orange County District At

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