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On August 27, 2008, the Ninth Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals reversed a trial court's dismissal of claims brought by California's County of Santa Clara on behalf of certain federally funded medical clinics known as 340B covered entities.

Software is eating the biotechnology world. Managers in the traditional biotechnology sector may not be familiar with open source software and related compliance issues, but these issues are bound to come up ...

Following an internal review and audit, the practice discovered irregularities in prior billing processes and practices.

Baxter International has recalled thousands of vials of its blood thinner, Heparin, after it was linked to four deaths and hundreds of allergic reactions.

In the 1990s, I wrote about a health care entity's responsibility for medical waste. At that time, a hospital client had contracted with a low cost medical waste disposal company thinking that...

Please join members of our Health Care practice (Ari Markenson, Susan Kayser, Jerry Levy and Nick Lynn) and lots of industry colleagues for the AHLA Long Term Care and the Law program, Feb 22-24 in Orlando!

During the COVID-19 pandemic, the demand for personal protective equipment (PPE) has significantly outpaced the capabilities of the traditional supply chain.

Come join our health care and private equity team at the upcoming Association for Corporate Growth (ACG)Live Event in NYC on Nov. 10 entitled – Prescription for PE in the Health Care Marketplace.

The Supreme Court has agreed to hear a case involving the implied certification theory under the False Claims Act.

The IMPACT Act of 2014 was signed into law on October 6, 2014. It includes two significant enforcement and oversight changes for Medicare hospice providers among other post-acute care policy changes.

The bulk of the award, more than $7 million in punitive damages, went to a female anesthesiologist who was allegedly choked and pushed up against the wall in a locker room by a surgeon.

On May 11, 2020, the FDA issued two new guidances for industry and investigators of drugs and biological products proposed for use against COVID-19. These two guidances, "COVID-19 Public Health Emergency: General Considerations ...

The long awaited regulations establishing a regulatory framework under the 2018 Farm Bill passed last December were issued today (10/29/19).

The federal government cannot agree on whether to increase or decrease regulatory burdens on nursing facilities.

Having dismissed the Sherman Act Section 1 conspiracy and Section 2 monopolization claims of Suture Express in August 2013, a federal judge in Kansas, on April 11, 2016, tossed the remainder of plaintiff's $200 million claim...

The term “piggybacking” in public contracting refers to a municipality using another government’s existing contract instead of running its own competitive bid. In Daniel J. Lynch, Inc. v. Board of Education...

Yesterday, the FAR Council and the Department of Labor issued final regulations and final guidance implementing Executive Order 13673 – Fair Pay and Safe Workplaces.

The final regulations and guidance will be published in tomorrow's Federal Register.