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NYC Health and Hosp. Corp. v. WellCare of New York Inc.
Federal Question Jurisdiction Over Medicare Payment Contract Breach Suit Is SupportedFour Firms Advise on Takeda's $13.7 Billion Nycomed Buy
Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer, White & Case, CMS Cameron McKenna and Edwards Angell Palmer & Dodge are advising on the Japanese pharmaceuticals company's acquisition of its Swiss rival, The AmLaw Daily reports.The Once and Future King: UK Firm Elects Familiar Face
Camerons Hires Securities Lawyer for International Capital Markets Launch
CMS Cameron McKenna has launched an international capital markets group to span 13 offices with the hire of Simmons & Simmons U.S. securities partner Daniel Winterfeldt, who will join the firm in February. Winterfeldt is the first U.S.-qualified securities lawyer at Camerons.CMS Advises Li Ka-shing Group on Dutch Acquisition
Four entities owned by the Hong Kong tycoon are jointly paying $1.25 billion for Dutch waste management company AVR.Section 317 Trusts Are an Alternative to Medicare Set-Aside Proposals
One of the most challenging aspects of settling workers' compensation claims is getting approval of set-aside proposals for Medicare-eligible claimants. In some cases, the inability to obtain a timely approval has ruptured settlements or seriously altered terms to the detriment of insurers and injured workers alike, says Daniel V. DiLoretto. With that in mind, he offers an alternative course of action.N.J. False Claims Act Not Retroactive, Appeals Court Says
New Jersey's False Claims Act can't be used to sue over conduct that took place before its 2008 effective date, a state appeals court ruled Tuesday in a precedential decision.Stark Law Developments Will Challenge Health Care Attorneys
Recent developments suggest that in the years to come, health care lawyers will continue to grapple with the difficulties of the broad and complex federal physician self-referral law, commonly called the Stark Law.Cooper University Hospital v. Sebelius
The CMS interpretation of the Medicare disproportionate share hospital adjustment provision excluding New Jersey Charity Care Program patients is a permissible construction of the statute.Trending Stories
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