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Analyzing the Power to Tax Internet Sales
Arianna Frankl, Leo Leyva and Raimundo Guerra of Cole, Schotz, Meisel, Forman & Leonard examine state power to tax Internet sales, litigation over New York's statute, and the state of congressional activity in this area.Obamacare May Offer More Financial Transparency
Health law attorney Jodi B. Laurence considers the Affordable Care Act's greater transparency in the financial relationships of manufacturers, physicians and teaching hospitals.Five Important New Automobile Insurance Cases
A discussion of five important automobile insurance cases decided in the last year, dealing with texting, bad faith, agency, circumstantial evidence, insurance fraud and Medicare set-asides.Norton Rose Fulbright Adds Hong Kong Partner
Insurance litigator Declan McDaid was previously a partner with Hong Kong firm Deacons.Defining the Scope of Cyberinsurance Protection
As e-commerce and use of the Internet for commercial transactions has grown, so too has the sale of so-called "cyberinsurance." This insurance product began to develop in the 1990s as companies increasingly recognized that failure to engage in commercial Internet transactions put them at an enormous competitive disadvantage, both with respect to the ability to service consumers and clients and in the ability to collect data regarding consumer interests and needs.Elder Law: In 2013, Most Elder Law Developments Were Positive
There were several key issues that affected elder law in 2013. The first issue is a follow-up from the 2010 decision in the landmark case of Lopes v. Starkowski, No. 3:10-cv-3073010, 2010 US Dist. LEXUS 80829, at 4 (D. Conn. Aug. 11, 2010). The next issues are related to the Improvement Standard for Medicare and the observation status for Medicare.Allegations Against Latham Fully Pled, Company Argues
A Pennsylvania-based legal services management company said it doesn't have to give any more particulars just yet on its allegations against Latham & Watkins regarding misappropriation of trade secrets.CMS: More Hospital Beds Don't Expand Facility Capacity
In a recent advisory opinion, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) addressed the proposed addition of observation beds to an existing physician-owned hospital for purposes of the "whole hospital" exception under the Stark Law. Specifically, CMS stated that the addition of 14 observation beds would not constitute an impermissible expansion of facility capacity under Section 1877(i)(1)(B) of the Social Security Act. The opinion is titled CMS-AO-2013-03, and it was issued Nov. 11.Trending Stories
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