Let's Make a Deal -- E-Prescribing and Electronic Health Records

Do you remember Monty Hall's television game show "Let's Make a Deal?" A contestant was shown several doors, and was told that behind one of the doors was a grand prize.

Did You Know? Summer 2006

OIG Recoveries and Exclusions: Did you know that the Department of Health and Human Services Office of Inspector General (OIG) reported approximately $2.8 billion in expected recoveries from OIG in

U.S. Supreme Court OK's Reimbursement Rights for ERISA Medical Plans

In a recent decision, Sereboff v. Mid Atlantic Medical Services, Inc., the U.S.

Maryland Legal Alert - June 2006

NEW FINANCIAL SERVICES LAWS EFFECTIVE JUNE 1

Internet and IP Law: Software Protection through Copyrights and Patents, Maryland Institute for Continuing Professional Education of Lawyers, Inc. (MICPEL)

Ned Himmelrich presented at Maryland Institute for Continuing Professional Education of Lawyers, Inc. (MICPEL).

You Broke It, You Bought It! (How A Common Employment Policy May Cause Problems) DOL Issues Opinion Letter on Charging Exempt Employees for the Cost of Lost or Broken Equipment

It is a common practice of many employers to deduct the cost of damaged or lost equipment, such as cell phones, laptops and vehicles, from the salary of employees.

Maryland Legal Alert - May 2006

FINAL ACTION DELAYED ON MONTGOMERY COUNTY LENDING DISCRIMINATION LAW

Maryland Enacts Nondiscrimination Law Applicable To Entities Engaging In Business With The State

Maryland’s newly-enacted Commercial Nondiscrimination Policy provides that the State should not do business with an entity found to have discriminated against vendors, suppliers, subcontractors or

Continue Pre-July 1, 2001 UCC Financing Statements Before June 30, 2006...or Lose Perfection

UCC financing statements filed in Maryland (and most other states) before July 1, 2001 that expire June 30, 2006, or later, MUST be continued by filing a continuation statement in the appro
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