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Medicare Advantage plans and providers need to be aware of the recent increase in government enforcement of risk adjustment coding issues.

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration took an unusual step on October 31 by issuing an interpretation of the Food Code regarding the use of liquid nitrogen and dry ice in preparation

A few days before the Fourth of July, a new law went into effect in Mississippi making it a misdemeanor

On August 9, 2019, Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker signed into law Illinois Senate Bill 2023, which amends and makes permanent the State's

A recent Massachusetts case highlights the tension inherent in geo-location targeted ads as well as special concerns that crop up when advertisers target consumers using health care metrics.

A Southern District of Illinois federal judge recently held that false advertising claims related to a "no preservatives" claim on soup labels were not preempted

Based on a recent Missouri Court of Appeals case, hospitals need to be aware that they could be liable for the acts or omissions of any physician on their medical staff...

As is evident from a walk down a grocery store aisle, many companies are marketing CBD-infused food, beverage, and dietary supplements.

The process of determining the membership of standing congressional committees.

"The law, in its majestic equality, forbids rich and poor alike to sleep under bridges, to beg in the streets, and to steal their bread." – Anatole France, The Red Lily

Anyone who believes it is true needs some immediate counseling, because this is a recipe for disaster.

For someone coming into Government contracting for the first time, one of the most difficult things to understand is the role that protests and disputes play in the Government contracting world.

The popular H-1B employment visa allows U.S. employers to sponsor foreign talent for work involving a "specialty occupation."

The consequences of Adamson will likely spark additional litigation both within the Ninth Circuit and throughout the country.

Are all copyright infringements created equal? Or should courts distinguish between different levels of intent, significance, and harm? Results in two recent cases suggest that circumstances have significant effects on damages and attorneys' fee awards.

Everyone is chasing the perfectly crafted headline that you can't help but click, share or buy.

At IAPP GPS 2024, CPPA Executive Director Tom Kemp gave a clear message: the agency is shifting into high gear—expanding its regulatory scope and sharpening its enforcement focus.