Add to ORKGMr. Blair analyzes the evolution of the Anti-Kickback Statute\u27s scienter requirement. The article includes a historical review of the Anti-Kickback Statute and an in-depth discussion of three notable cases in this area, United States v. Greber, Hanlester Network v. Shalala, and United States v. Davis. The author concludes that without further guidance from either Congress or the Department of Health and Human Services, the split among circuits as to the proper definition of the Statute\u27s scienter requirement makes the matter ripe for Supreme Court review
In this paper the author reviews the constitutional history of the courts\u27 attempts to check the ...
Perhaps the most dramatic indication that the courts have shifted attitudes on health and safety mat...
This article explains how and why the U.S. Supreme Court’s increasingly erratic preemption jurisprud...
Mr. Blair analyzes the evolution of the Anti-Kickback Statute\u27s scienter requirement. The article...
Hospitals and hospital-based physicians enter into a variety of agreements. Given the recent advisor...
This Note will briefly explore the history of the Medicare and Medicaid programs including the intro...
Holding that an “[i]ndictment alleging defendants violated Fla. Stat. § 409.920(2)(e) (2000), the a...
In 1996, billing integrity generated a great deal of debate and litigation in the health care arena....
Many criminal statutes require willful misconduct, yet willfulness remains an elusive concept. Its m...
At the forefront of the debate over the anti-kickback statute, and the topic of this Note, is the me...
The Obama Administration has made the universal adoption of electronic health records a major policy...
The articles published in this volume of Law and Contemporary Problems address the constitutionality...
The over breadth of the Federal Anti-Kickback statute as amended by the Patient Protection and Affor...
Following the Supreme Court\u27s 2002 decision in Gonzaga University v. Doe, several circuit courts ...
On March 23, 2010, after a lengthy political debate on health care reform, President Barack Obama si...
In this paper the author reviews the constitutional history of the courts\u27 attempts to check the ...
Perhaps the most dramatic indication that the courts have shifted attitudes on health and safety mat...
This article explains how and why the U.S. Supreme Court’s increasingly erratic preemption jurisprud...
Mr. Blair analyzes the evolution of the Anti-Kickback Statute\u27s scienter requirement. The article...
Hospitals and hospital-based physicians enter into a variety of agreements. Given the recent advisor...
This Note will briefly explore the history of the Medicare and Medicaid programs including the intro...
Holding that an “[i]ndictment alleging defendants violated Fla. Stat. § 409.920(2)(e) (2000), the a...
In 1996, billing integrity generated a great deal of debate and litigation in the health care arena....
Many criminal statutes require willful misconduct, yet willfulness remains an elusive concept. Its m...
At the forefront of the debate over the anti-kickback statute, and the topic of this Note, is the me...
The Obama Administration has made the universal adoption of electronic health records a major policy...
The articles published in this volume of Law and Contemporary Problems address the constitutionality...
The over breadth of the Federal Anti-Kickback statute as amended by the Patient Protection and Affor...
Following the Supreme Court\u27s 2002 decision in Gonzaga University v. Doe, several circuit courts ...
On March 23, 2010, after a lengthy political debate on health care reform, President Barack Obama si...
In this paper the author reviews the constitutional history of the courts\u27 attempts to check the ...
Perhaps the most dramatic indication that the courts have shifted attitudes on health and safety mat...
This article explains how and why the U.S. Supreme Court’s increasingly erratic preemption jurisprud...