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Friday, January 20, 2017

My NJ public records lawsuit: Judge Georgia Curio upholds her decision permitting out of state residents (like me) to access public records

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Via Judge Won’t Reconsider OPRA Decision, Non-Residents May View Public Records by Karen Knight, Cape May County Herald, January 19, 2016:...
Thursday, October 13, 2016

I won my NJ public records lawsuit -- here's my attorney's statement [UPDATED]

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UPDATE: Click here for all case records to date, including the judge's October 24, 2016 order in my favor. UPDATE: Judge: Anyone M...
Tuesday, July 19, 2016

I'm the plaintiff in a New Jersey public records lawsuit challenging the state's residency requirement (UPDATE: 8/17/16 defendant's attorney's response to my complaint)

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In response to a recent request for records I filed under New Jersey's Open Public Records Act (OPRA), a government agency (located in M...
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Peter M. Heimlich
"I've been investigating medical fraud and quackery for 25 years. Peter Heimlich and his wife Karen uncovered the biggest case I've ever seen" - Robert S. Baratz MD PhD, National Council Against Health Fraud

In 2002, Karen and I began researching the career of my father, Henry J. Heimlich MD, famous for "the Heimlich maneuver." To our astonishment, we uncovered a 50-year history of fraud which revealed that dad (who died in 2016) was a remarkable -- and dangerous -- medical charlatan and con man.

Since Spring 2003, my outreach to journalists has resulted in hundreds of mainstream print and broadcast media reports based on our research, some of which have won journalism awards.

Via my blog, since 2010 I've done original document-based reporting, mostly about fraud and other misconduct. (A New Jersey newspaper called me "an investigative blogger.")

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