Connecticut is in the process of filing a civil lawsuit against a Norwich woman who was arrested last week and and charged with submitting about $200,000 in fraudulent claims to Medicaid.

The lawsuit, which was served on Susan Britt and will be filed in Hartford Superior Court, was initiated by the Office of the Attorney General. It  alleges Britt, a 47-year-old licensed counselor, violated the Connecticut False Claims Act and was in breach of contract for allegedly billing the state’s Medicaid program for services that were not provided.

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