Mid-Atlantic Health Law TOPICS | March 21, 2001
Foreign Nurses to the Rescue
A serious shortage of professional nurses in the U.S. has forced many health ca...
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Mid-Atlantic Health Law TOPICS | March 21, 2001
Maryland Regulatory News - Spring 2001
1. In January, the Maryland Health Care Commission (MHCC) finalized a report to ...
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Maryland's 2001 Hospital Rate Increase
Last year, the Maryland Health Services Cost Review Commission (HSCRC) revised i...
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Medicare Overpayments in Bankruptcy
The health care industry presents unique bankruptcy problems. One of which invo...
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Some Directors are More Equal
Maryland has enacted a recent change in the way Maryland corporations, including...
Read MoreLegal Bulletins | March 13, 2001
Maryland Expands The Duty Owed In Negligent Misrepresentation Cases
Holding: Even though Maryland historically required a contractual relationship o...
Read MoreLegal Bulletins | February 28, 2001
OSHA Ergonomic Program Standard Rejected
"Today I have signed into law S.J. Res. 6, a measure that repeals an unduly bur...
Read MoreLegal Bulletins | January 18, 2001
Considerations For Banks That Convert To A Bank Holding Company Form Of Ownership
Once a bank holding company is formed, bank management should familiarize itself...
Read MoreLegal Bulletins | January 03, 2001
Exhibits to a Letter of Credit May Not Be Good Enough
Brunswick County v. The Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi, Limited, in the United States ...
Read MoreLegal Bulletins | December 31, 2000
Employee Separation Agreements Under New EEOC Regulations:
Many employers routinely use separation agreements in order to minimize their ex...
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