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OIG Publishes Revised Provider Self-Disclosure Protocol
Claire E. Castles,Lindsey Lonergan,Heather M. O'Shea,Rebekah N. Plowman,Rachael A. Ream, April 24, 2013
On April 17, 2013, the Department of Health and Human Services, Office of Inspector General ("OIG") issued an Updated Provider Self-Disclosure Protocol ("SDP") published on its website. According to the OIG, the revised protocol supersedes and replaces the 1998 Federal Register...

Health Insurers Offering Qualified Health Plans Need to Anticipate Scrutiny Under the False Claims Act
Catherine E. Livingston,Rebekah N. Plowman, April 19, 2013
Health insurers that offer qualified health plans on the new state insurance exchanges and receive advance payments of the new federal premium tax credit should prepare to be subject to scrutiny for potential violations of the False Claims Act. The United States federal government will be...

Stockton, California, Ruling: Bankruptcy Court Powerless to Prevent Retiree Benefit Reductions by Municipal Debtor
Mark G. Douglas,Mark G. Douglas,Jeffrey B. Ellman,Jeffrey B. Ellman, December 17, 2012
Amid the economic hardships brought upon us by the Great Recession, the plight of cities, towns, and other municipalities across the U.S. has received a significant amount of media exposure. The media has been particularly interested in the spate of recent chapter 9 bankruptcy filings by Vallejo,...

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