Chris Kutner was quoted in a Health Payer Specialist article, “Relaxation of Medicaid Rules Not Mentioned in Trump’s Emergency Declaration.”

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The prestigious Chambers USA Directory has once again included Rivkin Radler LLP in its New York rankings.  The firm’s Insurance Coverage Practice Group is ranked in Band 3 in the Insurance: Dispute Resolution: Insurer category. Insurance Practice Group Partner William M. Savino is a “Ranked Lawyer” in Band 3, while Benjamin P. Malerba, partner in

On April 6, Rivkin Radler’s Eric Fader presented a COVID-19 Business Briefing on Telehealth. The Briefing covered recent developments in federal and state law and policy, and changes in private insurers’ policies, that have been aimed at encouraging the use of telehealth during the current public health emergency.

This Business Briefing was the second in

Geoffrey Kaiser was quoted in the April 2020 issue of Healthcare Risk Management. 

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Marc Ullman spoke with NutraingredientsUSA.com about the impact of the ABH recall on the entire nutritional supplements industry, as thousands of products were recalled as part of a consent decree, which covered 859 businesses and brands. ABH is a contract manufacturer that was sanctioned by the FDA for repeatedly failing to comply with regulations.

Marc

Update

The U.S. Department of the Treasury published additional guidance, in the form of FAQs. To view the FAQ sheet, click here.

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On April 6, Rivkin Radler’s Robert Iseman presented a COVID-19 Business Briefing on the Paycheck Protection Program that was created under the Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security Act (CARES Act). Administered

Marc Ullman was quoted in a NutraIngredients-USA article, “NAD tells Church and Dwight to drop gummy absorption claim; appeal filed.”

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Eric Fader was quoted in the Part B News article, “Billing telehealth under COVID-19 rules? Document need, watch payer shifts.”

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Michael Welch and Mark J. Wagner, Jr. obtained dismissal of a public adjuster’s third-party complaint alleging breach of contract against the firm’s client.  The court agreed with Welch’s and Wagner’s arguments that the insured’s public adjuster had no standing sue nor was he a third-party beneficiary under the insurance policy.

Cassandra DiNova authored an explainer on hospital ethics committees, as part of a series of Aging and Disability Explainers published by the Albany Law School’s Government Law Center. These explainers are designed to educate the public about legal issues experienced by the aging and people with disabilities.

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