Craft Hughes Law, P.C.
Attorney W. Craft Hughes draws upon his legal knowledge, experience and network of valuable resources to aggressively protect and represent victims and individuals in legal claims including wrongful termination, whistleblower, False Claims Act, qui tam, pharmaceutical drug litigation, consumer protection, eminent domain, Medicare fraud, Medicaid fraud, excessive radiation, medical device implants, false advertising, healthcare fraud, government contractor fraud, vehicle defects and personal injury. Attorney W. Craft Hughes represents clients in Texas and throughout the country.
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