The Dallas Morning News quotes Criminal Defense Attorney Nicole Knox on Her Win in Health Care Fraud Case

“We survived the government’s two-month-long onslaught and learned more about how they approach this kind of prosecution.”

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Dallas criminal defense attorney Nicole Knox represented Michael Kiselak

DALLAS – A federal court jury in Dallas has found former Dallas Cowboys player Michael Kiselak not guilty in a health care fraud case tied to prescription creams to treat pain and scars.

Kiselak, 52, of Southlake, was charged in 2016 with conspiracy to defraud Tricare, the federal program providing health care to active duty military service members and veterans, and violation of the Anti-Kickback Statute. The jury acquitted him on both counts.

“I’m very happy that the jury took the time to go through all of the evidence and all of the testimony and come back with a verdict that is just,” said Ms. Knox. “And I’m happy that Michael will be able to go back to living his life.”

Kiselak worked in marketing for CMGRX LLC, which provided military members and their families with its specially made pain creams and scar creams.

“These kinds of health care fraud cases are very complex and somewhat draining,” Ms. Knox said. “But we survived the government’s two-month-long onslaught and learned more about how they approach this kind of prosecution.”

Kiselak was a center for the Dallas Cowboys in 1998, starting the final seven games of the season and working with NFL Hall-of-Famer Troy Aikman. Before that, he played for the Toronto Argonauts in the Canadian Football League, where he was on two teams that won the Grey Cup – the league championship – and was teamed with legendary quarterback Doug Flutie.

The Law Office of Nicole Knox is dedicated to providing high-quality criminal defense to individuals. Her track record includes a long list of not guilty verdicts, dismissals and other positive outcomes. Visit https://nicoleknoxlaw.com/ to learn more about Ms. Knox and her practice.

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“While the result in this case is fundamentally unfair and contrary to basic American liberties and freedoms, the Supreme Court’s opinion is correct and predictable…”

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Dallas defense attorney Nicole Knox of Law Office of Nicole Knox said if Paxton decides it’s in his best interest to file a stay in the civil suit, he’ll likely do so as soon as possible, before making any answer in the civil case that could then be used as evidence in the criminal proceeding. “It was really smart of the SEC to do this,” Knox said. “This is a way to put pressure on the defense to move forward.”

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