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May 15, 2020
Health Law Weekly

Featured Articles

CMS Provides Risk Adjustment Flexibility Related to COVID-19

  • Jeff Wurzburg, Norton Rose Fulbright US LLP

COVID-19: Updates and Developments (Week of May 11)

Enforcement in the COVID-19 Era: The Government’s Likely Playbook

  • Jason Mehta, Foley & Lardner LLP

NIH COVID-19 Support/Research at Academic Medical Centers and Other Facilities

  • Cori Casey Turner, Husch Blackwell LLP
  • Drew Canning, Husch Blackwell LLP

Current Topics

Cybersecurity Hub

Hospital Dodges Data Breach Action After U.S. Court in New York Finds Plaintiff Lacked Standing

Dispute Resolution

First Circuit Requires Arbitration of Wrongful Death Claim

Fraud and Compliance

DME Company Owner Charged in Extensive Georgia Telemedicine Fraud Scheme

Omnicare to Pay $15.3 Million to Resolve Alleged Mishandling of Opioids

Physician Agrees to $2.8 Million Settlement of Alleged Unnecessary Lab Tests

Substance Abuse Clinic Manager Handed Five Months in Jail for Kickbacks

Government Reimbursement

CMS Proposes Increasing Payments to Hospitals by 3.1% in FY 2020

Health Insurance

CMS Restarting Risk Adjustment Transfers for 2014-2018

Fifth Circuit Orders Another Look at ERISA Action over Eating Disorder Treatment Coverage Denial

U.S. Court in DC Says AARP Doesn’t Owe Members Fiduciary Duty in Overseeing Medigap Plan

Medical Staff, Credentialing, and Peer Review

Delaware Court Upholds Permanent Revocation of Physician’s Medical License
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