USA v. PERRYMAN

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Case Number:

1:23-cr-00117

Court:

New York Southern

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Judge:

Denise L. Cote

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  1. June 17, 2024

    Ex-Stimwave CEO Gets 6 Years For Dummy Implant Scheme

    The founder and former CEO of Stimwave Technologies was sentenced to six years in prison Monday after tearfully proclaiming her innocence to healthcare fraud charges, with a Manhattan federal judge saying it's "sad" the defendant doesn't recognize the harm she inflicted by selling nonfunctional pain management device components.

  2. March 06, 2024

    Ex-Stimwave CEO Found Guilty Of Healthcare Fraud

    A New York federal jury on Wednesday convicted the former CEO of Stimwave over allegations that the medical device maker sold an implant for chronic pain sufferers with a bogus component in order to drive up billings.

  3. March 04, 2024

    Trial Of Ex-Stimwave CEO Over Medical Device Nears End

    Prosecutors on Monday urged a Manhattan federal jury to convict the former CEO of Stimwave Technologies for hawking a medical device for chronic pain sufferers with a bogus component designed to drive up billings, while defense counsel derided a lack of evidence to support the government's claims.

  4. February 26, 2024

    Stimwave Prosecutors Accused Of Brady Violation Mid-Trial

    The former CEO of Stimwave Technologies has alleged in the middle of her criminal fraud trial that the Manhattan U.S. Attorney's Office withheld key evidence about proffer meetings, teeing up a potential Brady fight before a skeptical judge.

  5. October 12, 2023

    Ex-Stimwave CEO Can't Toss Fraud Indictment

    A New York federal judge has denied a motion by the former CEO of Stimwave Technologies to dismiss the fraud claims against her as too unclear, saying the charges come down to whether the medical device she sold contained a dummy component or not.

  6. March 09, 2023

    Stimwave Pays $10M To Avoid Prosecution; Ex-CEO Charged

    Federal prosecutors Thursday unsealed a $10 million non-prosecution agreement with bankrupt medical device maker Stimwave Technologies along with an indictment of the company's former CEO, accused of running a scheme to create and sell a non-functioning medical device for chronic pain sufferers.