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In case you were looking for a short primer on the merits of the Johnson-Crapo bill, you can find it in a recent headline.

The Department of Justice has taken a new strategy to combat ‘predatory lenders and dubious online merchants’.

Merger and acquisition activity among healthcare service providers continues at a blistering pace.

The Affordable Care Act established a private, nonprofit corporation called the Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute, which is intended to assist patient, clinicians and policy-makers in making informed health decisions.

The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office ("USPTO") recently asserted that patent examiners should not bear the burden of proving that prior art printed publications are enabled.

For the past forty years, the OFCCP has enforced the laws requiring federal contractors and subcontractors to affirmatively recruit, hire, train, and promote qualified veterans and people with disabilities.

New accounting rules for state and local governmental pension plans and the sponsors of those plans are going into effect.

A Yale Law School professor recently raised hackles in the benefits community by sending unsolicited letters to thousands of retirement plan sponsors.

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Dealing With The Office Of Inspector General: What It Is, What It Does, And Its Impact On Your Healthcare Business

Green toys" are front and center at the international toy fair in Nuremburg, Germany,

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In October 2004, Congress added Section 409A to the Internal Revenue Code to curb the perceived tax abuses of nonqualified deferred compensation arrangements.

As part of the effort to make the return to civilian life as seamless as possible for the thousands of troops returning from Afghanistan and Iraq, President Obama signed into law on November 21, 2011 the Veterans Opportunity to Work ("VOW") to Hire Heroes Act.

To help promote investments in energy efficiency and low carbon building technologies, the United States State Department – through its League of Green Embassies affiliate – is working to reduce the environmental impact of U.S. embassy buildings around the world.

A potential solution to the critical problem of getting sufficient quantities of water to combat soldiers in the field: "Water harvested from diesel exhaust."

On Aug. 1, 2008, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced a new policy designed to motivate owners to audit newly acquired facilities, and disclose and correct violations of environmental laws.