Chris Kutner was interviewed for the Healthcare Risk Management article, “Protect Peer Review Privileges, or Risk Serious Consequences,” which discusses the importance of maintaining privileges. Chris notes that peer review privilege provides an opportunity for a completely candid evaluation. He adds that it is important to balance the need for an expeditious investigation with the requirements …
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Eric Fader was featured on the LexBlog podcast, “This Week in Legal Blogging,” where he discussed his blog, Rivkin Rounds. The LexBlog article, “Eric Fader on his push to launch Rivkin Rounds and how it has paid off for him and his firm,” gives a brief overview of the topics the podcast goes into, as …
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Marc Ullman will be moderating the presentation, “FDA, New Dietary Ingredients, and Intellectual Property: Recent Developments in a Difficult Area” at the New York State Bar Association Annual Meeting of the Food, Drug and Cosmetic Law Section. Friday, January 28, 2022 at 2:00 PM The Dietary Supplement Industry has long struggled with issues surrounding its …
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Please join us as Robert Hussar, a partner in Rivkin Radler’s Compliance, Investigations & White Collar and Health Services practice groups, presents the first Lunch-and-Learn of 2022. This presentation will focus both on a review of key developments in health care fraud and abuse, compliance and government enforcement in 2021 as well as trends and …
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Eric Fader was quoted in Relias Media’s HIPAA Regulatory Alert. In an article entitled “HIPAA Changes Coming in 2022 Might Require Policy Revisions,” Eric notes that the proposed changes will necessitate more training for businesses and organizations to whom HIPAA applies. The changes may also place a greater burden on providers to offer access to patient …
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This lunch and learn will explore the requirements under the Federal Anti-kickback Statute for investing in multi-specialty ambulatory surgery centers. It will introduce the extension of practice doctrine as it relates to investments in ASCs and specifically with non-compliance of the income and procedures tests. The program will also discuss typical tools used by ASCs …
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Please join us as Rivkin Radler Partner Eric D. Fader provides an overview of changes in the provision of telehealth services and federal and state regulation of them, since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic. New rules and waivers that are expected to be temporary and other rule changes that will remain in effect more …
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UNIONDALE, NEW YORK – September 28, 2021 – Rivkin Radler is pleased to announce that Eric D. Fader, a partner in the firm’s Health Services practice group, has developed a blog called Rivkin Rounds, available at www.rivkinrounds.com. Positioned as “your prescribed dose of health law news,” Rivkin Rounds offers recent developments in legislation and public …
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Please join us as Rivkin Radler Partners Kate Heptig and Karen Sosler present on New York not-for-profit best practices: Overview of Governance Issues, including: Duties/Liabilities of Directors and Officers Independence and Conflicts of Interest Committee Requirements Key Provisions of the New York Revitalization Act Overview of Tax Law Considerations for Tax Exempt Entities Private Inurement …
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UNIONDALE, NEW YORK – September 15, 2021 – We are pleased to announce that two veteran attorneys, each with deep experience representing dentists and, dental practices, have joined the firm’s Health Services Practice Group. Joel M. Greenberg, of counsel in Rivkin Radler’s Health Services Practice Group, has decades of experience advising physicians, dentists, and other …
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