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Managed Care Litigation: Latest Developments

Litigating Issues Involving Healthcare Reform, Payment Practices, Most Favored Nations Clauses and More

Tuesday, February 7, 2012

Medicare Reimbursement in 2012

Navigating Significant Changes in Reimbursement Methods

Tuesday, February 14, 2012

False Claims Act Enforcement on the Rise

Best Practices for Healthcare Providers to Avoid or Defend Investigations and Whistleblower Actions

Thursday, February 23, 2012

HIPAA Privacy and Security: Surviving Heightened Enforcement

Preparing for OCR Audits, Crafting and Implementing Data Security Policies, and Responding to Breaches

Wednesday, February 29, 2012

Managed Care Contracts: Drafting Considerations for Providers

Negotiating Favorable Rates and Terms and Anticipating Areas of Dispute

Thursday, March 8, 2012

Hospital Employment of Physicians: Legal Strategies

Evaluating Employment Models, Structuring Contracts, and Complying With Stark Law and Anti-Kickback Statute

Tuesday, March 13, 2012

Healthcare Fraud: Individual Liability for Executives and High-Level Employees

Identifying and Addressing Risks for Executives; Avoiding OIG Exclusion Sanctions

Thursday, March 22, 2012

Recent Health Law Webinars

Gainsharing Arrangements: Legal and Business Considerations

Complying With Legal and Regulatory Requirements When Structuring Arrangements

Conducted on February 1, 2012

Hospital-Physician Joint Ventures

Complying With Stark Law and Anti-Kickback Statute When Evaluating Models and Structuring JVs

Conducted on January 26, 2012

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Health Law Publications

Health Law Week

Your weekly update on the latest legal developments affecting the healthcare industry – in a concise, quick-reading format

Hospital Litigation Reporter

Your one-stop briefing on legal developments affecting hospitals and healthcare facilities – in a targeted, quick-reading format

New York Health Law Update

Your one-stop source on health law developments affecting New York state – in a targeted, quick-reading format

In Current Publications

Health Law Week

$1.28 Million malpractice verdict for children who suffered lead poisoning is affirmed

Hospital Litigation Reporter

$175,000 Verdict for patient in negligence action against hospital affirmed

Hospital Litigation Reporter

Action against hospital alleging injuries from child’s ill-fitting medical device dismissed

Health Law Week

Dismissal of wrongful death complaint arising from treatment for sepsis affirmed

Health Law Week

Evidence of cost of MRI improperly admitted in malpractice trial

Hospital Litigation Reporter

Hospital sued after patient commits suicide while in transport to another facility

New York Health Law Update

Nursing home's bankruptcy does not preclude subsequent license revocation

Health Law Week

Parents sue physician who allegedly made false report of child abuse

Health Law Week

Patient does not establish that failure to administer t-PA following stroke caused injuries

Health Law Week

Third party’s suit alleging physician failed to warn patient not to drive may proceed