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The Ashley Madison hack has served as a stark reminder to web users that if they submit private data online, it will likely never be fully deleted.

Chief Executives in the US identify cybersecurity as their primary concern. A new global survey taken by The Conference Board reports that American CEOs fear the external risk of cybersecurity

Top congressional lawmakers have ramped up discussions over international tax reform as the outlook for business and comprehensive reform has dimmed.

The regulatory framework surrounding cryptocurrencies continues to take shape. Earlier this week, Treasury and the IRS issued Announcement 2024-4...

The figures are stark: an Airbus A320, first introduced in 1988, is built to generate approximately 400 parameters (or pieces) of data per flight

In recent weeks, New Jersey’s primary whistleblower statute—the Conscientious Employee Protection Act—has been the subject of increased judicial scrutiny.

Contrary to popular belief, lending to a doctor is risky business. The business of a health care provider is specialized and, therefore requires specialized lending.

Under the Stark Law, the Department of Health and Human Services ("HSS") has adopted an exception for physician investments in hospitals, known as the "whole hospital exception." Under this exception, the referring physician must be authorized to perform services at the hospital and the ownership or investment interest must be in the hospital itself and not merely in a subdivision of the hospital.

First Tuesday Update is our monthly take on current issues in commercial disputes, international arbitration, and judgment enforcement.

In Quebec, actions for dismissal without just and sufficient cause against administrators and officers of a corporation can be set aside.

In the wake of the Google Spain decision, debates have continued as to whether non-EU search domains can be subject to ‘right to be forgotten' requests for content removal.

The House of Lords handed down judgment on 2 July 2008 in the Scottish case of “Spencer- Franks –v- Kellogg Brown and Root Limited and Others (2008) UKHL 46”, which heralds a change of interpretation in how the Courts should look at whether an employer has breached the Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations [“PUWER”] 1998, which replaced the previous PUWER 1992 regulations.

On October 9, CMS and OIG issued proposed rule changes to the Physician-Self Referral Law (commonly known as the Stark Law)1 and the Anti-Kickback Statute (AKS)2

On July 15, 2015, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services published its Calendar Year 2016 Physician Fee Schedule Proposed Rule in the Federal Register.

The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) has taken another step to further the adoption of value-based purchasing within the health care industry.

Halloween may be over – but frightening developments can still abound.

Further to our ongoing coverage of the post-TC Heartland patent litigation landscape, a pair of recent and interesting cases from Texas and Delaware further evolved this important venue-related jurisprudence.

As a brief background, the "Orange Book" is an FDA publication where branded companies list patents covering new drugs.