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Heathcare Fraud & Abuse, 2nd, 2008 Supplement

The 2009 Cumulative Supplement to Pharmaceutical Law: Regulation of Research, Development, and Marketing is updated with discussions covering several new topics, including:Kennedy-Enzi, the Enhancing Drug Safety and Innovation Act of 2006,The Food and Drug Administration Amendments Act of 2007.The FDA and Preemption in the Context of Labeling and Drug Safety,FDA Authority to Regulate Tobacco Products,Changes to DTC Marketing Made by the Food and Drug Administration Amendments Act of 2007,Preemption of State Law-Based Personal Injury Actions Due to Pervasiveness of Federal Drug Approval Framework,An Overview of Off-Label Prescription and Promotion, Summary of 2008 Draft Guidance,The Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health (HITECH) Act,The Genetic Information Nondiscrimination Act of 2008,HIPAA Enforcement,The Federal Acquisition Regulations: Mandatory Disclosure and Amplified Compliance Programs for Government Contractor,Lanham Act Violations,Class actions.

Pharmaceutical Law: Regulation of Research, Development, and Marketing, 2009 Cumulative Supplement

BNA Books, A Division of Bureau of National Affairs

Highlights in the 2010 Cumulative Supplement include analysis of the Patient Protection and Affordable Health Care Act in a number of chapters, examining it from different perspectives including its impact on Stark law, the federal anti-kickback intent standard, compliance program requirements, the Medicare Part D Program, and the Medicare Coverage Gap Discount Program; expanded discussion of the 2009 Fraud Enforcement and Recovery Act and the 2009 False Claims Act amendments; new topics on Allison Engine, reverse false claims law, statute of limitations case law, and whistleblower retaliation case law; analysis of the 2010 Supreme Court decision in Merck & Co. Inc. v. Reynolds and its impact on early disclosure of potential enforcement actions; 2009 proposed regulatory changes to the Medicare Advantage and Medicare Prescription Drug Benefit Programs; and review of the Medicare Physicians Fee Schedule 2010 Final Rule.

Healthcare Fraud & Abuse, 2nd Edition, 2010 Cumulative Supplement

<p>E-health has rapidly emerged as one of the most dynamic and fastest-growing areas of the health care industry. As the industry becomes more dependent on information technology, health law practitioners are increasingly confronting unfamiliar legal issues. The new Second Edition of E-Health, Privacy, and Security Law, with CD-ROM, a reformulation of BNA Books E-Health Business and Transactional Law, offers clear guidance on the full range of today s e-health business and transactional law issues with a new focus on the liabilities and ethical issues associated with the increased use of health information technology, social media, and digitized patient records and discusses such important topics and trends as: Personal health records and social media FDA regulation of e-health technology Special issues regarding electronic health information and litigation The latest regulations on privacy and security issues under the HITECH Act New enforcement techniques and practices The Second Edition contains a comprehensive discussion of new HIPAA enforcement actions, including the first State Attorney General enforcement action under the HITECH Act and the first impositions of civil money penalties and jail time for criminal actions under HIPAA. Health law practitioners need this treatise to: Get a snapshot of the e-health industry and an overview of the recent trends in the marketplace Learn about the ways in which social media and the meaningful use doctrine have hastened adoption of e-health products and services Understand the current privacy and security requirements under HIPAA and discover ways to comply with these rules in order to avoid recent aggressive enforcement actions Learn how the FDA, FCC and DOJ Antitrust Division are regulating the e-health industry and its innovative products and services Avoid problems by learning due-diligence procedures and contract drafting tips, including protective intellectual property provisions Learn about other common pitfalls and potential liabilities unique to the e-health industry related to professional licensure and credentialing, litigation risks, and legal ethics This treatise also is useful for e-health professionals, who will value its indispensable analysis and advice to help them avoid penalties and jail time; maximize the use of technology to increase efficiency, cut costs, and improve marketing; and complete e-health strategic transactions successfully.</p>

E-Health Privacy & Security Law, 2nd Edition

Bloomberg BNA

Health Care Fraud and Abuse: Practical Perspectives, 2nd Edition, 2011 Cumulative Supplement

The 2012 Cumulative Supplement provides important updates on securities cases and developments involving fraud and abuse, HIPAA, and the FDA, including analyses concerning: Changes to the Organizational Sentencing Guidelines now in effect concerning the awarding of compliance credit based on the actions of high-level personnel The Stein decision and how it affects the government s ability to contest the indemnification of legal fees in enforcement actions The use of the Responsible Corporate Officer doctrine to target corporate executives for prosecution and exclusion, and amendments to the Sentencing Guidelines for such cases The Office for Civil Rights HIPAA Audit Program How the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act may impact the scope of the FDA s oversight and regulatory authority Antitrust issues related to Accountable Care Organizations.

Pharmaceutical Law: Regulation of Research, Development, and Marketing, 2012 Cumulative Supplement

Michael E. Clark

<p>Government enforcement against perceived instance of fraud and abuse in the health care industry continues to accelerate and expand into new areas-often leading to record-breaking settlements, sometimes exceeding a billion dollars. Since business practices, well-accepted in other areas, may be investigated as potential crimes in the health care industry, and since there are numerous gray areas in the law, it is difficult to know how to proceed safely. Health Care Fraud and Abuse: Practical Perspectives, Third Edition, outlines in detail the existing fraud and abuse laws, regulations, case law and other government standards (which lawyers who do not specialize in health law can easily miss) and offers attorneys the practical perspective and guidance they need to protect their clients. This incomparable treatise offers seasoned counsel, as well as those new to health care law, assistance in structuring acceptable business arrangements, avoiding statutory and regulatory pitfalls, defending clients against government investigations and litigation, implementing effective corporate compliance programs, and more. The new Third Edition has been reorganized to include a separate, comprehensive chapter on the Anti-Kickback Statute, full of practical guidance. The Third Edition also includes new material on: Two key new OIG documents just issued in 2013: the OIG Provider Self-Disclosure Protocol and the OIG Special Advisory Bulletin on the Effect of Exclusion from Participation in Federal Health Care Programs (both documents superseding prior guidance on these topics) Multiple new settlements and other government enforcement actions and initiatives throughout the health care industry Recent Stark law developments, including the Tuomey case, one of the few Stark law cases to go to trial Key developments in the False Claims Act prosecution of off-label marketing cases, (e.g., the Caronia case) Increasing enforcement in the Part D arena, including CMS s concern with preferred networks and other Part D-related issues, as evidenced in multiple OIG audits, Work Plan items, CMPs and False Claims Act cases Developments indicating potential individual liability, particularly for directors and, officers of health care organizations, in areas such as anti-trust and the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act</p>

Health Care Fraud and Abuse: Practical Perspectives, Third Edition

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