Upcoming Health Law Webinars 
Concierge Medicine: Legal and Ethical Considerations
Complying With Medicare Regulations, Insurance Laws and the Anti-Kickback Statute
Wednesday, May 22, 2013
340B Contract Pharmacy Arrangements
Complying With Legal and Regulatory Requirements When Structuring Arrangements
*** This is an encore presentation featuring live Q&A. ***
Thursday, May 30, 2013
Joint Operating Agreements in Healthcare
Complying With Regulatory Requirements and Maintaining Tax-Exempt Status in Structuring Virtual Merger Arrangements
Tuesday, June 4, 2013
Cloud Computing in Healthcare: HIPAA and State Law Challenges
Navigating Privacy and Security Risks
Wednesday, June 12, 2013
Managed Care Litigation: Latest Developments
Litigating Issues Involving Healthcare Reform, Payment Practices, Most Favored Nations Clauses and More
Wednesday, June 19, 2013
Ambulatory Surgery Center Acquisitions: Legal Challenges
Meeting Regulatory Requirements and Conducting Due Diligence to Minimize Compliance Risks
Thursday, June 27, 2013
False Claims Enforcement on the Rise for Healthcare Providers
Implementing Compliance, Defending Against Investigations and Charges, and Mitigating Liability and Penalties
Tuesday, July 9, 2013
Recent Health Law Webinars
Valuing Physician Practice Ancillary Services: Overcoming Challenges for Healthcare Counsel
Conducted on May 14, 2013
Hospital Employment of Physicians: Legal Strategies
Evaluating Employment Models, Complying With Stark Law and Anti-Kickback Statute, and Structuring Contracts
Conducted on May 9, 2013
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In Current Publications
$1.1 Million verdict in favor of plaintiffs in medical negligence action affirmed
$593 Million judgment for physician on patent infringement claim reversed
$800,000 Award in wrongful death action against hospital supported by record
Breast cancer patient awarded $3.75 million in medical malpractice action
Denial of workers' comp benefits to lab tech with hepatitis C reversed
Health department fires physician for accessing confidential personnel records
Hospital patient's death following infection results in $2 million judgment for spouse
Hospital's insurer must indemnify $11.3 million settlement of nurses' antitrust claims
Jury's zero damages award for patient's conscious pain and suffering upheld
Law providing taxing district with authority over hospital impairs contractual rights
Law revoking medical licenses of healthcare workers convicted of crimes is constitutional
Patient asserts battery claim following removal of incorrect rib during surgery
Patient’s $17 million suit against hospital alleging mistreatment dismissed
Sexually assaulted patient’s negligence claim against hospital may proceed