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Kevin Muhlendorf: Year-in-review look at Justice Dept. fraud seciton

The Justice Department's fraud section has added staff and caseload in the last year. Attorney Kevin Muhlendorf of Wiley Rein joins Federal Drive with Tom Temi...

Tom Temin@tteminWFED

March 2, 2017 11:12 am

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Kevin Muhlendorf, attorney, Wiley Rein

The Justice Department's fraud section has added staff and caseload in the last year. Attorney Kevin Muhlendorf of Wiley Rein joins Federal Drive with Tom Temin with analysis of the latest fraud section year in review.

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