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Hospital Cleared in $16M Med Mal Suit Alleging Falsified Records, Appeal Underway
A 5-year court battle in a multi-million dollar medical malpractice lawsuit involving allegations of nursing negligence and subsequent attempts to cover it up ended…
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Supreme Court Deals Blow to Data-Driven Whistleblowers
The Supreme Court’s refusal to review a False Claims Act (FCA) case was a setback to whistleblowers (also known as relators) who allege fraud…
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Standards of Care in Medical Malpractice Cases: Respectable Minority vs. Two Schools of Thought
What constitutes reasonable care and treatment in the context of a doctor-patient relationship? The answer to this question has evolved in complex ways in…
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NC Court Rules Informed Consent is Binding Unless There is Fraud
When patients sign a valid consent form for surgery or another procedure, they will have a difficult time proving they did not give informed…
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Medicaid Waivers 101: How They Work & How They Have Evolved with Recent Case Law
Representing a complex intersection of law and medicine, Medicaid waivers are legal provisions that set aside certain rules of the Medicaid program so that…
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$18m FCA Settlement Offers Companies a Lesson: Don’t Ignore Your Chief Compliance Officer
A recent $18 million False Claims Act (FCA) settlement demonstrates the risks companies take when they ignore their Chief Compliance Officer’s (CCO) concerns about…
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Home Care vs. Home Healthcare: Liability for Medication Exposes a Key Difference
People often think of home care and home healthcare as the same thing, but the terms are not interchangeable. The critical distinction is that…
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$4M Verdict Highlights When Employees Can Sue Outside of Workers’ Compensation
A multi-million verdict in a Texas occupational accident case has brought new attention to questions about when injured workers can pursue personal injury lawsuits,…
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Petition Before Supreme Court to Resolve Circuit Split on What Qualifies as a False Claim
The False Claims Act (FCA) imposes liability on federal contractors who defraud government programs. Through the FCA, the Department of Justice (DOJ), often in…
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