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The Stage 2 Meaningful Use requirements proposed last week by CMS as part of the Medicare and Medicaid incentive programs to expand the use of Electronic Health Records (EHRs) maintain the same core and menu structure as the Stage 1 criteria.

On Monday, November 29, 2010, the U.S. House of Representatives approved a bill passed in mid-November by the U.S. Senate which would delay a cut in physicians’ reimbursement rates under Medicare

When the Tennessee General Assembly approved sweeping changes to the tax increment financing (TIF) statute for housing and development authorities throughout the state, significant flexibility was added for the use and scope of TIF funds.

Traditionally a federal responsibility, immigration reform has become a hot button topic for state lawmakers across the United States.

Intellectual property ranks among the most prized assets of today’s leading companies.

As part of its ambitious book digitization project, Google has been scanning the archives of several libraries, including the New York Public Library, Stanford University, and Harvard University.

Without a doubt, the new economy is bringing about new concerns.

Section 409A was recently added to the Internal Revenue Code to regulate deferred compensation programs more tightly.

On Nov. 12. 2009, the U.S. Department of Justice announced that Kaiser Permanente agreed to pay $1.83 million to resolve certain liabilities under the False Claims Act.

Today, the ITC published a notice of proposed rulemaking that would change the rules in 19 CFR 210.

Each summer, Hollywood studios crank up the marketing campaigns for their summer blockbuster movies hoping to generate anticipation for their impending releases.

A recent decision out of the Northern District of Georgia has raised a question as to whether the business judgment rule applies to bank officers and directors.

Under the new rule, eligible H-4 spouses will be able to file applications for employment authorization on or after May 26, 2015.

On March 8, 2013, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services released a new version of Form I-9 with a revision date of 03/08/2013.

Although the America Invents Act was intended to provide sweeping reforms to the patent system in the United States, it is clear there is still much to be desired.

Edward Pinto, sees some troubling signs in the current rise in home values and draws a connection between this price rise and the quantitative easing policies of the Federal Reserve.

A small nonprofit hospice in Idaho became the first healthcare provider to settle a potential violation of the HIPAA Security Rule affecting fewer than 500 individuals.