The DEA increased the restrictions on prescribing hydrocodone combinations, moving them from Schedule III Narcotics to Schedule II in a change that has been in the making for …
Principal Paul Chan was featured in the Law360 article, “Plaintiffs Eye New Target In ‘All-Natural’ Labeling Battles,” discussing how attorneys have found plaintiffs setting their sights on “all-natural” …
Principal Benjamin Gluck was featured in the article, “Pharmacies Turn Drugs Into Profits, Pitting Insurers vs. Compounders,” published by The New York Times discussing the sky-high priced and …
Attorneys Ariel Neuman and Benjamin Gluck authored the article, “FedEx Indictment Creates Bad Incentives” published by the Daily Journal. The article discusses the dangerous incentives created by the federal …
Principal Benjamin Gluck was featured in the article, “Health Care Providers Concerned About New Liability Under Affordable Care Act” published by the Daily Journal discussing how the dramatic …
Principal Jeremy D. Matz was featured in the Daily Journal article “White Collar Practitioners Find Synergies in Data Breach Work” (July 23, 2014). Mr. Matz discusses how he …
Though there are significant aggravating factors including identity theft, going to trial, etc., a striking fact about this case is that the total collections in this case were under …
Principal Jeremy D. Matz is featured in a Corporate Counsel article entitled “California is Named the U.S. Capital of Cyberattacks”. Mr. Matz discusses the proliferation of cybercrime in …
A common side effect of settling a health care related criminal accusation is the potential for “exclusion.” Exclusion means that the provider cannot provide any services that will …
The Second Circuit Court of Appeals just issued an important decision that limits the government’s ability to retain non-responsive computer files after executing a search warrant. Assume the …
According to a political website, a Chief Regional Counsel predicted that HIPAA fines will increase in the coming year, stating this was based on the number of matters …
Recoveries were down last year, but still quite significant. Could it be that the “low hanging fruit” is already gone? Or, could it be that it’s just a …
