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Regulatory: What you should know about the CFPB
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) has been busy since it began enforcing the federal consumer financial laws on July 21, 2011.$5 Million D&O Coverage for Wal-Mart’s India Corruption Probe?
As Wal-Mart’s joint venture in India investigates potential bribery issues, it may find the expenses – or at least the initial expenses –…Health Insurer Pays $3 Million to Settle Federal Probe
Coventry Health Care, Inc., has agreed to pay the United States $3 million in return for the agreement by the United States Attorney’s Office for…Facultative Reinsurance – Jurisdiction and the Nature of the Relationship
Parties involved in the placement of facultative reinsurance of overseas risks into the London Market will be interested in the outcome of a recent appeal,…Asia Deal Digest: August 2, 2012
*Skadden and Clifford Chance advise on $2.3 billion casino refinancing. *Herbert Smith and Slaughter and May advise on Sinopec's $1.5 billion North Sea acquisition. *CMS Cameron McKenna and Linklaters are advising on $1 billion gas deal.Technology: Changes ahead for clinical trials
The Center for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) recently announced that it will delay implementing the Physician Payment Sunshine Act and will not begin collecting data until 2013FTC Preserves Status Quo in Long-Term Care Pharmacy Market
Omnicare Inc.'s eight-month pursuit of acquiring PharMerica Corp. finally crumbled recently under the weight of the Federal Trade Commission's lawsuit. If successful, Omnicare's post-acquisition market share would have been 57 percent of the long-term care pharmacy (LTC pharmacy) market. The FTC stepped in to stop what it believed would have been a resulting anti-competitive advantage that would hurt the health care market, its patients and the taxpayers "who foot much of the bill under Medicare."FTC aggressively seeking to block provider consolidations while making way for ACOs
For the past several years, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and the Department of Justice Antitrust Division (DOJ) have acted aggressively to protect competition in the health care industry. For example, the FTC has filed complaints to enjoin three separate proposed hospital consolidations in the last year.Regulatory: The Health and Human Services 2012 Work Plan
The U.S. Department of Health & Human Services (HHS) Office of Inspector General (OIG) recently issued its 2012 Work Plan, which identifies the agencys wide-ranging plans and priorities for the upcoming fiscal year.Trending Stories
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