Pharmaceutical Affairs Act violation... I falsely claimed insurance fees.

Hello, I will answer your question about Pharmaceutical Affairs Act violations.

Yes, the current situation goes beyond a simple administrative error and may constitute 'fraud', 'violation of the National Health Insurance Act', and 'Pharmaceutical Affairs Act violation'.

Falsely claiming medical fees or care benefits and using patient family names is regarded as fraud against the Health Insurance Corporation, and can result in criminal punishment.

In fact, there are many cases where such Pharmaceutical Affairs Act violations have led to qualification suspension, qualification revocation, imprisonment, or fines.

Especially, since repeated and planned false claims can lead to severe punishment, if you want to defend against criminal punishment as much as possible, you should promptly retain an attorney experienced in Pharmaceutical Affairs Act violations to establish a response strategy.

From the early investigation stage, attitude of confession, economic circumstances, signs of remorse, and refund efforts can affect sentencing.

You should consult an attorney as soon as possible, sincerely cooperate with the investigation of Pharmaceutical Affairs Act violation charges, and start efforts to reduce responsibility, such as voluntarily refunding the falsely claimed amounts.

Daeryun Law Firm has cases of leading non-prosecution decisions for pharmacist clients implicated in Pharmaceutical Affairs Act violation charges.

Please request help from a specialist attorney with direct experience in related cases.