Augie Curtis
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209 appearances
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first heard Jul 2026
last heard 14 Jul
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This is a podcast that is
being done by myself, Augie Curtis, and Samuel Mazzell.
We are doing this podcast to follow up on the enjoyable, lively conversation that Sam and I had at the presentation we did at the AHLA conference in Baltimore earlier this year on March 18th.
Sam, I'll let Sam, I couldn't presume to introduce Sam, I'll let Sam introduce himself, but I will say in advance that he's one of the leading attorneys in this field, in the field of Medicare, and particularly Medicare insolvency and restructuring, that is the restructuring of entities that receive Medicare benefits and that
interact with Medicare at a large level.
Sam has been doing this for many years.
He's well-known in the private bar to the government.
He's really one of the authorities, and it's a privilege for me to be on this podcast and to present with him.
I, Augie Curtis, have been doing this myself for about 25 or 30 years, both in the private sector and with the government.
I, like Sam, worked for quite a while in the Department of Justice in a section of the Department of Justice called the Corporate Financial Litigation Section that dealt with essentially represented agencies in bankruptcy.
And a very large percentage of what we did
What I did, and I believe Sam did as well, was to represent the government in Medicare-related bankruptcies, that is, bankruptcies by hospitals and other Medicare providers who had very frequently
significant open issues with the government, with the Medicare program.
So both of us have seen this environment over many years from both sides.
And I think both of us, and Sam particularly, have had a chance to be a part of the development of the law, understand really the most significant issues that perennially plague these situations and that
that providers perennially have to deal with with the government.
And so I hope we can provide you with some useful analysis and information of some of those issues.
So with that, I'll turn it over to Sam and let him introduce himself and maybe kick us off on our first subject.
Yeah, talking about jurisdiction, jurisdiction is a very difficult subject for the bankruptcy courts over Medicare disputes.
Outside of bankruptcy, many people probably know this already, but there is a significant
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