Upcoming Health Law Webinars 
Electronic Health Record Technology Contracts After HITECH
Leveraging New "Meaningful Use" and EHR Technology Standards In Negotiating Provider-Vendor Agreements
*** Proposed rule on meaningful use and interim rule on technology standards issued Dec. 30 ***
Tuesday, March 23, 2010
Healthcare Fraud and Abuse in a Tougher Enforcement Environment
Lessons Learned From Recent DOJ/HHS Fraud Investigations, Prosecutions and Settlements
*** Government recovers billions from healthcare industry in 2009 ***
Thursday, April 8, 2010
Hospital Outpatient Services: New CMS Supervision Requirements
Complying With the New Rules to Protect Medicare Reimbursement
Thursday, April 22, 2010
Recorded Health Law Webinars
Managed Care Litigation: Emerging Trends in Provider-Plan Disputes
Pursuing and Defending Lawsuits Involving Balance Billing, Reimbursement, Physician Tiering and Other Claims
Conducted on March 11, 2010
HITECH's Impact on Business Associate Agreements With Healthcare Providers
Complying With New HIPAA Requirements and Preparing for Tougher Enforcement
Conducted on February 25, 2010
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In Current Publications
Claim arising from restraint by ambulance company staff adequately alleged
Claim nursing staff failed to assess patient’s risk of falling is malpractice claim
Dismissal of hospital’s action seeking payment for services rendered is inappropriate
Dismissal of malpractice action against oncologist arising from morphine prescription affirmed
Former facility owner must repay $2.5 million to Medicare program
Hospital adequately invoked privilege against disclosure of credentialing information
Hospital is not entitled to new malpractice trial following $2.3 million verdict
Hospital is not liable for baby’s brain damage and cerebral palsy
Hospital not liable to patient who engaged in sexual relationship with nurse
Husband is entitled to new trial on issue of liability for wife’s hospital bill
Negligence suit raises malpractice claim requiring submission to review panel
Patient must prove physician-patient relationship to medical malpractice liability
Physician prevails on emotional distress claim from HIV misdiagnosis
University's refusal to provide peer review information to hospital lawful