Eric Fader was quoted in an article in Bloomberg Law’s Health Law & Business, “Here’s Why Your Tax Dollars Are Overpaying for Medicaid.”

The article discussed the Medicaid program’s difficulty in recovering inappropriate payments made by states to doctors. Eric told Bloomberg Law that the failure to collect the overpayments may be due in part

On Thursday, January 24, 2019, from 8:30 to 10 am, Michael Mulè and Walter Gumersell will present the next BOSS program, entitled “Your Contracts May Be Exposing You to Lawsuits and Costing You Money.”

Participants will learn ways to minimize the risk of lawsuits from suppliers, counterparts, partners and employees through properly drafted contracts. The presenters

Eric Fader was quoted in a Managed Healthcare Executive article, “Midterm election results: 6 ways healthcare could change in 2019.”

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A recent decision serves as a cautionary tale for attorneys. The Appellate Division, Second Department affirmed a Supreme Court order dismissing an action to recover damages for unlawful termination on the ground that the same issue had already been decided in a prior action.

In the prior action, the plaintiff’s counsel prepared and signed a

On November 20, 2018, William Cornachio, Cheryl Korman, Tamika Hardy and Laurie Bloom received a Leadership in Law award from Long Island Business News in the categories of Lifetime Achievement, Partner, Associate and Unsung Hero, respectively.

The awards recognize individuals who demonstrate dedication, hard work, skill, tenacity and excellence, along with leadership qualities, in both the

In the article, “Key Considerations When Selling Your Dental Practice,” Jeffrey Rust discusses the steps involved in selling. He also relates how the sale of a practice can have both emotional and financial impacts.

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Nancy Del Pizzo, Stella Lellos, Jenna Gabay and Catalina De La Hoz attended the Women in Law & Leadership Conference in NYC on November 14.

Nancy participated in the panel “LGBTQ in Law and Leadership: The Silent and Invisible Minority.” The panel gave insights on their firms’ efforts for LGBTQ inclusion and strategies on how to

On Thursday, November 15 from 8:30 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. Michael Mulè will host the fifth program in the Business Owners Seminar Series (BOSS) at Rivkin Radler’s offices.

In this program, “Shape Shifting: your business form may be costing you,” Rivkin Radler partners, William Cornachio and Kate Heptig will discuss the signs pointing to the need

Henry Mascia was quoted in an article published in Business.com, “What to Do if ICE Serves Your Business With a Form I-9 Audit.” The article discusses how immigration has increased I-9 audits by more than 300 percent under the Trump administration and what to do if a business owner finds themselves in this situation.

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Kate Heptig has been featured in Long Island Business News’ Who’s Who – Women in Professional Services Section.

A partner in the Firm’s Corporate, Health Services and Tax Practice Groups, Kate focuses on transactional tax law and executive compensation; general business law relating to corporations, LLCs and partnerships; and ERISA/employee benefits matters.

Kate regularly advises