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Health Care Providers' Dilemma: The New Stark Law Self-Referral Disclosure Protocol
An Exploration of the Benefits and Risks to Providers Disclosing Under the New Self-Referral Protocol.BigLaw Firm Looks to Outsource All 200 Back Office Jobs
CMS Cameron McKenna is set to outsource its entire support staff function after signing an agreement with Integreon.Recent Reimbursement Programs Outside ACOs for Providers
While much of the "buzz" in the health care industry is over the concept of accountable care organizations (ACOs), the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services have developed other programs pursuant to the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act that don't get as much press.Dewey & LeBoeuf Handles Chinese Hotels Venture
Dewey & LeBoeuf and Spanish firm CMS Albi�ana & Su�rez de Lezo have taken lead roles on the owner of Hainan Arlines' $620 million investment in NH Hoteles S.A. The companies are planning a joint venture to develop four-star hotels in China.Survey Shows Employee Morale Reviving at Some Large U.K. Firms
DLA Piper, Clifford Chance and Eversheds are among the large law firms staging a revival in a survey that grades law firms on the satisfaction of their lawyers. The upcoming 2010 Employee Satisfaction Report is based on responses from more than 3,800 U.K. lawyers below partner level.CMS Cameron McKenna Floats U.K. Merger Possibility
CMS Cameron McKenna is gauging the prospects of securing a major U.K. merger as the firm renews its bid to substantially grow its offering in London. Partners have discussed several options, including whether the merger should simply consolidate the firm's existing offering in London or whether it should be a "transformational" deal. "We are not hell-bent on a merger, but it is certainly something we are talking about," says one partner. "We want to grow. ... A merger is the quickest and most dramatic."The Medicare Secondary Payer Act and Its Impact on Litigation
The Medicare Secondary Payer Act (MSP Act) was first enacted in 1980; however, it is the recent Section 111 reporting requirements (that become effective Jan. 1, 2011, for settlements entered into on or after Oct. 1, 2010) that have brought that statute to the forefront of personal injury and insurance defense litigation.Trending Stories
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