Health reform declared constitutional – Now we need tort reform? (Part Three)
Proponents of tort reform also claimed that there would be more doctors involved in rural areas.
July 16, 2014
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Proponents of tort reform also claimed that there would be more doctors involved in rural areas.
And then we reach “caps.” A cap is simply a shorthand way of placing a limitation on the amount that can be recovered
Two recently settled federal False Claims Act cases demonstrate that the farming fraud problem isn’t just bureaucratic malfeasance.
For almost as long as there have been telephones, the federal government has tapped them in an effort to collar the bad guys.
Adam Resnick recently published a piece setting out 10 things every whistleblower needs to know.
A timeline captures facts and makes less for the whistleblower to keep “in his head” and can be turned over to your lawyer to grow
The modern era of False Claims Act enforcement started with the passage of the modern amendments to the False Claims Act in 1986.
The Army disclosed a kickback scheme involving National Guard recruiters collecting hundreds of millions in incentive payments for recruits.
Researchers have found that the likelihood of a person aiding someone in distress drops as the size of the group of witnesses increases.
Off-label marketing fraud cases have involved systematic manipulation of the regulatory scheme governing pharma products and treatment of patients by doctors
Malta has passed a law that protects government whistleblowers from retaliation
For those who sound the alarm on antitrust violations, legislation offers key protections against loss of job, demotion, and other retaliations.
Proponents of tort reform also claimed that there would be more doctors involved in rural areas.
And then we reach “caps.” A cap is simply a shorthand way of placing a limitation on the amount that can be recovered
Two recently settled federal False Claims Act cases demonstrate that the farming fraud problem isn’t just bureaucratic malfeasance.
For almost as long as there have been telephones, the federal government has tapped them in an effort to collar the bad guys.
Adam Resnick recently published a piece setting out 10 things every whistleblower needs to know.
A timeline captures facts and makes less for the whistleblower to keep “in his head” and can be turned over to your lawyer to grow
The modern era of False Claims Act enforcement started with the passage of the modern amendments to the False Claims Act in 1986.
The Army disclosed a kickback scheme involving National Guard recruiters collecting hundreds of millions in incentive payments for recruits.
Researchers have found that the likelihood of a person aiding someone in distress drops as the size of the group of witnesses increases.
Off-label marketing fraud cases have involved systematic manipulation of the regulatory scheme governing pharma products and treatment of patients by doctors
Malta has passed a law that protects government whistleblowers from retaliation
For those who sound the alarm on antitrust violations, legislation offers key protections against loss of job, demotion, and other retaliations.
