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Conn. and Other States' Approach To Cyber Insurance Evolving
News As more companies purchase cyber insurance to protect against the risks of computer hacking and data breaches, the body of law interpreting these policies is evolving rapidly. Risk managers and counsel should monitor these developments. This story is reprinted with permission from the Insurance Coverage Law Center, the industry’s only comprehensive digital resource designed for insurance coverage law professionals. Visit the website to subscribe.
Courts’ Approach to Cyber Insurance Continues to Evolve | JD Supra
As more companies purchase cyber insurance to protect against the risks of computer hacking and data breaches, the body of law interpreting these policies is evolving rapidly. Risk managers and counsel should monitor these developments as they determine the best available policy forms to meet their companies’ needs. This report compiles many of the most noteworthy court decisions in this area.
Health Care Enforcement Quarterly Roundup - Q4 | January 2019 | JD Supra
Introduction This latest installment of the Health Care Enforcement Quarterly Roundup reflects on trends that persisted in 2018 and those emerging trends that will carry us into 2019 and beyond. Leading off with the US Department of Justice’s (DOJ) December announcement of its fiscal year 2018 False Claims Act (FCA) recoveries, it remains clear that the health care industry is a primary target of FCA enforcement activity.
Health Care Enforcement Quarterly Roundup - Q3 | September 2018 | JD Supra
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Health Care Enforcement Quarterly Roundup - Q2 | July 2018 | JD Supra
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Health Care Enforcement Quarterly Roundup- July 2018
Following our inaugural installment of the Health Care Enforcement Quarterly Roundup, we are pleased to be back this quarter with another overview of key enforcement trends in the health care industry.
SOL and the 1603 Cash Grant – File Now or Forever Hold Your Peace | JD Supra
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SOL and the 1603 Cash Grant – File Now or Forever Hold Your Peace
Taxpayers are running out of time to file refund claims against the government. If the government reduced or denied your Section 1603 cash grant, you can file suit in the Court of Federal Claims against the government to reclaim your lost grant money. Don’t worry, you will not be alone. There are numerous taxpayers lining up actions against the government and seeking refunds from this mismanaged renewable energy incentive program.
Health Care Enforcement Quarterly Roundup - April 2018 | JD Supra
One of the most significant developments in FCA litigation in recent years was the Supreme Court’s unanimous 2016 ruling in Universal Health Services, Inc. v. United States ex rel. Escobar, 136 S. Ct. 1989 (2016). Escobar held that the “implied certification” doctrine can be a basis for FCA liability but that, among other things, any falsity must be “material” to the government’s decision to pay that claim.
Deference, Discovery and District Court Findings
Giving deference on discovery issues and non-infringement findings, the US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit affirmed a non-infringement determination, finding the district court did not abuse its discretion by proceeding to trial notwithstanding the defendant’s violation of a discovery order regarding production of the alleged infringing product. Merck Sharp & Dohme Corp. v. Amneal Pharmaceuticals LLC, Case No. 17-1560 (Fed. Cir., Feb. 9, 2018) (Stoll, J).
Health Care Enforcement Quarterly Roundup - April 2018
Over the past 18 months, we have closely monitored the Trump administration’s approach to health care enforcement issues, with a particular focus on whether prosecution of the False Claims Act (FCA) remains a priority under the new administration. We have tracked these developments and have discussed observations with our clients. In an effort to share those insights more broadly, we are pleased to introduce the inaugural issue of our Health Care Enforcement Quarterly Roundup.
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