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Employers are carefully evaluating what role the tax-advantaged "health savings accounts," or HSAs, created by the sweeping 2003 Medicare reform law could play in their health benefit programs, a task made somewhat easier by recent guidance on some potentially difficult issues.

A recent ruling in a highly publicized case in the United States District Court for the Central District of California rejected an aggressive legal theory that could have led to broad criminalization of the breach of terms conditioning access to websites and other computerized information.

Now that the 2021 federal election has been called by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau yesterday, and we will witness an active 36-day campaign across Canada, a summary of useful information follows below.

One of the most contentious races in Arizona this cycle was for the open United States Senate seat of Senator Krysten Sinema (I), who caucused with the Democrats...

At the federal level, 10 of 11 seats in Arizona's Congressional delegation saw election races.

Among the sweeping changes to the Medicare program in the "Medicare Prescription Drug, Improvement, and Modernization Act of 2003" (the "Act"), two are of primary concern to employers that sponsor health benefit plans for their employees ....

This article provides an overview of the SEC’s proposal. In addition, because of the technical nature of the proposed reforms - which took the SEC nearly 400 pages to summarize and promulgate - we have prepared a separate and more detailed article for each of the three principal proposals covered by the SEC’s release:

1. The stir caused by the so-called 'Google Case' had not entirely faded, when the issue of 'provider liability' shifted again in the focus of Courts on both sides of the Atlantic, in the US as well as in a number of European countries.

While cost-benefit analysis has been a part of rulemaking analysis for federal agencies since the early days of the Reagan Administration.

Delayed and cancelled elective surgeries, long lead times, significantly higher costs – this has been the unfortunate state of affairs. COVID-19 spared no industry, and the medical device...

The Financial Institutions Reform, Recovery, and Enforcement Act includes a so-called Extender Statute prescribing the limitations period for actions brought by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation as conservator or receiver for a failed bank.

As the new legislative year approaches, organizations and stakeholders face a rapidly evolving policy landscape shaped by congressional priorities and executive branch initiatives.

Insureds should be entitled to access D&O liability insurance policies to pay defence costs but situation is unclear.