Clearly Defining the Scope of Representation: Reducing Malpractice Risk with the Engagement Letter
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Clearly Defining the Scope of Representation: Reducing Malpractice Risk with the Engagement Letter
D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals Nullifies Part of the Obama Administration’s 2013 Climate Action Plan
Bringing Some Cost Certainty to Commercial Litigation
Ask An Attorney: New Requirements - Prescribing Opioids
Multi-Tiered Dispute Resolution Clauses: Pre-Arbitration Procedure
President Trump Reverses Past Climate Change Policies by Signing the Energy Independence Order
The FDCPA - What You Don't Know Can Hurt You
Ask An Attorney: Questions About E-Prescribing
President-Elect Trump and the 2017 Environmental Agenda
Ask An Attorney: Handling Online Physician Reviews
Common Law Duty of Non-Solicitation of Customers for Sellers of Businesses
Publish or Perish: CPLR Rule 4112
Court of Appeals Decision Expands Physician and Hospital Liability
Ask An Attorney: Legislative and Other Developments Affecting the Practice Environment
Surveyors to Immediately Begin Reviewing Nursing Homes’ Social Media Policies
New York’s Clean Energy Standard
Lessons Learned from Deflategate
The Legal Implications of Medical Records in the Digital Age – A Brave New World or “Same Old"?
Ask an Attorney: Electronic Exchange of HIPAA-Protected Information
OSHA’s New Silica Dust Rule
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