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Category Archives: Contributors
How helping whistle-blowers could cut health-care costs
By: Warren Richey, Staff Writer for The Christian Science Monitor Elin Baklid-Kunz never wanted to be a whistle-blower. But working as the compliance officer at a Florida hospital, she was charged with identifying and correcting potential violations of US health-care … Continue reading
Posted in Compliance, Gabriel Imperato
Tagged Broad and Cassel, Florida, Florida health care, health law, Whistleblower
Compliance Program Training for Your Board of Directors: What You Need to Know
By: Anne Novick Branan Members of the Board of Directors[1] for health care organizations have important responsibilities related to corporate compliance. Government regulators expect health care Boards to assume greater responsibility to provide oversight for the corporate compliance programs and … Continue reading
Broad and Cassel Health Law Practice Achieves Band One Ranking in Chambers USA 2017
ORLANDO, Fla. (June 16, 2017) — For the seventh year in a row, the Health Law Practice Group at Florida-based law firm Broad and Cassel LLP has once again received top honors within Florida by prominent legal guide Chambers USA: … Continue reading
Reporting Changes from House Bill 229
By: Heather Miller and Kelsey Greenfield In May, Gov. Rick Scott signed into law House Bill 229, which changes the impaired practitioner program. The impaired practitioner program aims to assist healthcare practitioners whose ability to practice safely is impacted by … Continue reading
Florida Supreme Court Rules Cap on Pain and Suffering Damages Unconstitutional
By: Stephanie Russo Noneconomic damages for pain and suffering no longer are capped in medical malpractice cases after the Florida Supreme Court’s recent ruling in North Broward Hospital District, etc., et al., v. Kalitan that the caps violate the Equal Protection Clause … Continue reading
Posted in Regulatory, Stephanie Russo
Tagged Broad and Cassel, Broad and Cassel Health Law Practice Group, Equal Protection Clause, Equal Protection Clause of the Florida Constitution, Florida Constitution, Florida law, Florida Supreme Court, health law, health law florida, healthcare, pain and suffering damages
Keeping Internet Pirates At Bay: Ransomware Negotiation In The Healthcare Industry
Fort Lauderdale Attorney Paul R. DeMuro published the following article in the June 2017 edition of the Nova Law Review. The law plays a significant role in all negotiations, regardless of the context. The law can determine the who, what, … Continue reading
Posted in Paul DeMuro, Technology
Tagged Broad and Cassel, Broad and Cassel Health Law Practice Group, health law, healthcare, internet, law, negotiations, Nova, payment, ransom, ransomware, South Florida, technology
24 Broad and Cassel Attorneys Named to Chambers USA 2017
ORLANDO, Fla. (May 26, 2017) — Florida-based law firm Broad and Cassel LLP has once again received recognition by prominent legal guide Chambers USA: A Guide to America’s Leading Business Lawyers. In total, the 2017 edition highlights 24 Broad and … Continue reading
Amendment 7 Not Preempted By Federal Law
By: Timothy Wombles In a recent case, Charles v. Southern Baptist Hospital of Florida, Inc., the Florida Supreme Court held that hospital and physician incident reports required by Florida law are not protected from discovery by the Federal Patient Safety … Continue reading
Posted in Regulatory, Timothy Wombles
Tagged Amendment 7, Broad and Cassel, Broad and Cassel Health Law Practice Group, Charles v. Southern Baptist Hospital of Florida, Federal Patient Safety and Quality Improvement Act, Florida health care, Florida hospitals, Florida Supreme Court, health care, health law, patient safety work product, PSQIA, PSWP
Adjusting Group Practice Compensation in a World Turning Value-Based (Part I of II)
By: Mike Segal Payors are beginning to take steps to transform from reimbursement based on medical services rendered, or “fee for service” medicine, to payment for attaining quality measures without regard to volume, which is often called “value based” … Continue reading
The Need for More Data Analytics Professionals in South Florida
By: Paul R. DeMuro Increasingly around the country and in South Florida, employers and other stakeholders are looking to hire data analytics professionals who can critically analyze data to help them grow and manage their businesses and to be more … Continue reading
