Patient Assistance Programs provide important help to patients of limited means who do not have insurance coverage and need assistance covering costs.

The OIG will accept comments on the RFI until October 26, 2018.

Reed Smith’s Global Regulatory Enforcement Law Blog recently featured a detailed analysis of the Supreme Court’s decision in FTC v. Actavis, where the court ruled five-to-three that reverse payments, also called pay-for-delay settlements, can violate antitrust laws and are subject to antitrust review under the rule-of-reason.

Over on the Drug & Device Law blog, Reed Smith partner Steven Boranian examines the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals’ decision in Corber v. Xanodyne Pharmaceuticals, Inc.

The Trump Administration is considering a controversial plan, the International Pricing Index (IPI) model, which would tie Medicare PartB prescription drug payment rates to amounts paid for such drugs

As 3D printing becomes more prevalent, liability risks to individuals and businesses will likely rise.

Last week, the United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit issued a ruling that may make it more difficult for Pennsylvania policyholders to obtain coverage for the misappropriation of advertising ideas under standard commercial general liability policies.

In April, 2013 the 2nd Circuit concluded that certain works of the well-known appropriation artist, Richard Prince, which used Patrick Cariou’s photographs in a series of collages, constituted fair use.

U.S. Supreme Court ruled that Aereo's service of providing its subscribers with streaming broadcasts obtained through the company's miniature antennas is illegal.

If you want to avoid being sucker-punched as the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers launches new top level domains to compete with .com, .net, .org and others now in use, Reed Smith’s client alert, Clashes, Collisions, Delays and Decisions: ICANN, NTIA, Verisign and ANA Weigh In on ‘Name Collisions’ and the Readiness of the New gTLD Program is a must read.

In keeping with the continued efforts of the White House to re-establish diplomatic relations with Cuba, the United States recently modified its stance on travel to Cuba and eased certain export restrictions.

Reed Smith has been closely monitoring developments in U.S.-Cuba relations.

When the Maryland General Assembly overrode a gubernatorial veto on Friday, February 12, 2021, it became the first state in the U.S. to place a tax on digital advertising services

Reed Smith and the International Association of Privacy Professionals (IAPP) have teamed up again for IAPP’s Privacy Advisor series highlighting state attorneys general and their interest in privacy and data security.

Last week marked the end of legislative activity in the state of California for 2019, and with the impending California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA or the Act)

The California Office of Tax Appeals (OTA) was formed quickly last year as a result of legislation that overhauled many aspects of tax administration in the state.

In the most recent edition of "The Taxpayers' Advocate", Michael A. Jacobs, Robert E. Weyman, Brent Beissel, and Jack Trachtenberg of Reed Smith LLP discuss the Massachsuetts Commissioner of Revenue's use of the sham transaction doctrine.

A recent bill introduced by Sen. Mark Warner (D-Va.) is attempting to place heightened security standards on all Internet of Things (IoT) devices procured by any federal agency.

Pursuant to recent legislative changes, certain investment funds are now entitled under certain conditions to originate or restructure loans in Germany without the need to obtain a banking licence for lending.

Reed Smith represented Channel Rescue in a claim for judicial review of the UK government's policy to push refugees and other migrants seeking to cross the English Channel in small boats back to France.