Key Takeaways from DOJ’s Annual FCA Recoveries Press Release: FY 2020 Edition
Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, come gather around ye olde water cooler (virtually, you know, because COVID), [...]
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How Well are Sellers Protected from Post-Closing Claims? The Answer May Depend on a Single Magic Word: “Completeness”
The formula for a well-written M&A agreement is quite simple: (i) a buyer bargains for certain representations [...]
Telehealth and Genetic Testing: The Nashville Experience
In my first SRVH blog, I wrote about federal charges brought in the Middle District of Tennessee against Dr. James [...]
HHS-OIG Issues First Special Fraud Alert in Six Years: A Warning for Healthcare Providers Participating in Sponsored Speaker Programs
On November 16, 2020, the Department of Health and Human Services Office of Inspector General (HHS-OIG) issued its [...]
A Big EHR Fraud Defense Win and HHS Obtains Five Settlements Relating to Withholding of EHR Access
Over the last few months, I have written and spoken a fair amount about electronic health records (EHR) systems. [...]
Federal Magistrate Judge Grants Government Late Intervention in Health Care Fraud Case
Under the False Claims Act (FCA), the United States gets an initial 60-day period to determine whether to intervene [...]
FCA Update: Two DOJ Settlements and an Appellate Victory for Whistleblowers
It’s a hot summer and the world is still upside down, as COVID-19 cases and fatalities are on the rise in many [...]
Old Time Pottery files Chapter 11 Bankruptcy in Nashville
Discount home décor retailer Old Time Pottery and its holding company filed for protection under Chapter 11 of the [...]
Genetic Testing & Telehealth Headline Holiday Healthcare News
They say that paperwork waits for no one, and healthcare news does not pause over holidays. While many of us were [...]
