United States v. Edward R. Drury
Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit
1Per curiam
This is an appeal of mail fraud convictions stemming from a kickback scheme between appellant Drury, a Louisiana attorney representing plaintiffs in personal injury actions, and one Macaluso, a New Orleans physician to whom Drury referred most of his clients. The financial arrangements between the two, like most of the facts in this ease, are undisputed.
It was Drury’s custom to sign contracts with his clients in which he agreed to accept 40% of any settlement of the claim as his fee. Macaluso submitted his medical bills to Drury for payment. On settling with the insurance company, Drury would…
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