Thousands of allegedly fraudulent insurance charges are the focus of a new $15 million Geico lawsuit.
The suit against 411-PAIN focuses on claims for services that “were medically unnecessary, illusory, unlawful, and otherwise unreimbursable,” including medical exams, diagnostic imaging, and therapies, and chiropractic services.
A complicated web of 411-PAIN questionable practices is detailed, and a 2012 Florida Attorney General suit against 411-PAIN is referenced. 411-PAIN settled that and paid more than $500,000 in penalties.
Read much more about it via the link above.
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After Sunday’s loss to the limp Lions, Joe is absolutely, positively finished with the Bucs’ team whining and crying about a lack of a pass rush. [read more]
The Monday edition of the Todd Wright Fantasy Football Podcast is here. Todd has thoughts on what Carson Wentz and Alvin Kamara owners should be thinking as well as another preview of the Patriots-Dolphins game tonight. For those of you that blindly just “Played your studs” as Todd told you not to do, you paid for it if you started Mike Evans or DeMarco Murray and there were other big names who also were not the best options in your lineup over the weekend. Todd also is announcing his next golf tournament in this podcast, so save that Saturday of Super Bowl weekend for Todd’s Good vs. Evil tournament at Westchase Golf Club.
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Gather ’round Buc fans, we’ve got a classic whodunit on our hands.
Somebody wants Dirk Koetter fired, that much is clear. If the Glazers haven’t already made up their minds about whether to bring Koetter back for 2018, the best way to get him out of town is to suggest things have soured between the head coach and the face of the franchise. [read more]
Loads on the table today after the loss to the Lions and assorted circus shenanigans swirling around the Bucs. Monday Morning Joe is presented by Lakeland Automall & Discount Garage Doors, Inc.
Local sports multimedia guru Rock Riley (@RealRockRiley) scours everything Bucs for his Monday, Wednesday & Friday video reports right here at JoeBucsFan.com. Of course, Rock was at yesterday’s Bucs-Lions game.
For some reason, Joe is sitting here this morning like a mental patient watching a non-stop loop of Matthew Stafford completing passes. Oh, wait — it’s a replay of yesterday’s game.[read more]
On Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays, Bucs Uncensored unifies Tampa Bay fans (Stick Carriers!) in every corner of the universe. Brilliant host Justin Pawlowski, The Commish (@CommishOnline), even lets you be a part of the show. Just email a 90-second-or-less audio blast to BucsUncensored@gmail.com. Listen above or subscribe on iTunes right here, or at Podbean.com. Justin’s work is not influenced by JoeBucsFan.com. Joe just thinks it’s very, very, very special. **CAUTION: some R-RATED language!**
Sage Ira is about as disgusted as most Bucs fans. He shares a neat nugget from Matthew Stafford, and plenty, plenty more.
BY IRA KAUFMAN
The Bucs suffered a blind-side hit before the game even started on Sunday, courtesy of a national report that suggested Dirk Koetter and Jameis Winston have a strained relationship.
Then the Bucs went out and virtually handed the Lions a 24-21 triumph that won’t help the relationship between Koetter and Tampa Bay’s disconsolate fan base.
Undermined by five giveaways, the Bucs assured themselves of a losing season after three months of hard knocks and soft defense.
There were some bright spots amid the darkness, but in the end the Lions took another step toward an NFC Wild Card berth while the Bucs slouched toward a division basement they have grown accustomed to. [read more]
Thousands of allegedly fraudulent insurance charges are the focus of a new $15 million Geico lawsuit.
The Buccaneers’ best running back may not be good enough to start for Dirk Koetter, but he’s winning on the team’s internal scorecard. 
Man, somebody or somebodies out there really is out to get America’s Quarterback, Jameis Winston.
