Post by Logan on Dec 6, 2016 15:22:33 GMT -6
A dentist has been forced to reimburse patients more than $250,000 after the New Hampshire attorney general’s office reports his fraudulent business practices violated the Consumer Protection Act.
Hillsborough County Superior Court approved a plan for Marshall A. Baldassarre, who has offices on West Hollis Street in Nashua and Riverway Place in Bedford, to pay more than 1,800 customers for engaging in “unfair or deceptive business practices related to his repeated and unreasonable withholding of patient credit funds,” according to a press release from the state’s Consumer Protection and Antitrust Bureau. ... Subscribe or log in to read more
A dentist has been forced to reimburse patients more than $250,000 after the New Hampshire attorney general’s office reports his fraudulent business practices violated the Consumer Protection Act.
Hillsborough County Superior Court approved a plan for Marshall A. Baldassarre, who has offices on West Hollis Street in Nashua and Riverway Place in Bedford, to pay more than 1,800 customers for engaging in “unfair or deceptive business practices related to his repeated and unreasonable withholding of patient credit funds,” according to a press release from the state’s Consumer Protection and Antitrust Bureau.
Read more: www.nashuatelegraph.com/news/1087770-469/dentist-to-reimburse-patients-after-fraud-violation.html
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Hillsborough County Superior Court approved a plan for Marshall A. Baldassarre, who has offices on West Hollis Street in Nashua and Riverway Place in Bedford, to pay more than 1,800 customers for engaging in “unfair or deceptive business practices related to his repeated and unreasonable withholding of patient credit funds,” according to a press release from the state’s Consumer Protection and Antitrust Bureau. ... Subscribe or log in to read more
A dentist has been forced to reimburse patients more than $250,000 after the New Hampshire attorney general’s office reports his fraudulent business practices violated the Consumer Protection Act.
Hillsborough County Superior Court approved a plan for Marshall A. Baldassarre, who has offices on West Hollis Street in Nashua and Riverway Place in Bedford, to pay more than 1,800 customers for engaging in “unfair or deceptive business practices related to his repeated and unreasonable withholding of patient credit funds,” according to a press release from the state’s Consumer Protection and Antitrust Bureau.
Read more: www.nashuatelegraph.com/news/1087770-469/dentist-to-reimburse-patients-after-fraud-violation.html
To read the entire article enter the Reader View from the menu of your Web browser.