The Middle District of Tennessee has made some interesting rulings in the False Claims Act (FCA) space of late. These cases merit attention from those working in healthcare or any industry [...]
It is not surprising that False Claim Act (FCA) and white-collar fraud headlines continue to be dominated by healthcare and COVID-19 relief fraud allegations. These undoubtedly remain areas of [...]
As I’ve noted before, healthcare is by far the industry most targeted by the Department of Justice (DOJ) and whistleblower lawyers. But this does not mean that other industries are safe; any [...]
There comes a time in the life of many businesses where there’s an internal crisis, and even worse, it becomes public. The CEO resigns in scandal, a major decision angers a certain community, or [...]
While you may have had your fill of election news and politics, it’s worth taking an objective view of recent White House press conferences as a lesson in relationships with reporters. Putting [...]
If you follow this blog regularly, you are familiar with me preaching about electronic health records (EHR) systems and EHR-related fraud being a priority of the Department of Justice (DOJ). In [...]
Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, come gather around ye olde water cooler (virtually, you know, because COVID), it’s that time of year. It is time for the Department of Justice’s (DOJ) annual [...]
The formula for a well-written M&A agreement is quite simple: (i) a buyer bargains for certain representations and warranties (“reps and warranties”) about the target company and its business [...]
In my first SRVH blog, I wrote about federal charges brought in the Middle District of Tennessee against Dr. James L Crabb relating to an alleged telehealth scheme. Back in July, I wrote a blog [...]
Back in March, Ryan Holt discussed how COVID-19 was impacting contractual force majeure clauses and certain statutory defenses involving contractual obligations that are impossible to perform. [...]
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