Ropes & Gray LLP

Ropes & Gray LLP

San Francisco, California Office

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One Embarcadero Center, Suite 2200
San Francisco, California 94111
(San Francisco Co.)

Telephone: 415-315-6300
Fax: 415-315-6350
http://www.ropesgray.com

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General Civil Practice. Antitrust, Banking, Bankruptcy and Creditors' Rights, Corporate, Employee Benefits, Environmental, Estate Planning and Probate, Health and Hospital, Labor, Life Sciences, Litigation and Appeals in all Courts, Municipal Bonds, Private Equity, Public Utilities, Real Estate, Securities, Taxation and Trusts.

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Massachusetts Panel Proposes Global Payments to Replace Fee-for-Service System
John O. Chesley, Barbara D.A. Eyman, Daniel T. Roble, Stephen A. Warnke, August 8, 2009
In 2008, the Massachusetts legislature created a Special Commission on the Health Care Payment System (the "Commission") as part of the Commonwealth's commitment to implement health care reform. Last week the panel, led by Governor Deval Patrick's chief finance and health policy advisers,...

HHS OIG Blesses Call Coverage Payments for Treatment of Indigent Patients, under Certain Conditions
John O. Chesley, Jeffrey L. Heidt, Anne Phillips Ogilby, Stephen A. Warnke, June 25, 2009
In a new advisory opinion posted on May 21, 2009 (Advisory Opinion No. 09-05), the Office of Inspector General of the Department of Health and Human Services (OIG) has concluded that a hospital may pay its medical staff physicians fixed, unit-of-service amounts for delivering on-call coverage...

Delaware Court Holds that Required Shareholder Vote Cannot Ratify a Challenged Board Decision; Officers Owe Same Fiduciary Duties as Directors
Thad A. Davis, Daniel V. McCaughey, February 27, 2009
In a decision that could subject challenged corporate decisions to greater review, and that makes explicit officers' duties, the Delaware Supreme Court recently clarified two important corporate governance principles in its unanimous, en banc opinion in Gantler v. Stephens.

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