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- Kentucky court allows on-site inspection of electronic medical records in malpractice caseArticle
- AG issues advisory opinion regarding CNPs and acute care practiceArticle
- Hospital fined nearly $1.3 million for multiple EMTALA violations involving psychiatric patientsArticle
- Court holds Ohio wind farm’s bird data is confidentialArticle
- TJC revises pain assessment and management requirements for accredited hospitalsArticle
- Recent cases spotlight research misconduct in clinical researchArticle
- ODH establishes new requirements for medical directors of adult cardiac catheterization and open heart surgery servicesArticle
- H.B. 49 FY18-19 biennium budget overviewArticle
- As technology advances, laws governing online political advertising remain the sameArticle
- U.S. Supreme Court acts on two significant Ohio casesArticle
- Ohio Supreme Court OK’s book bag search ruleArticle
- PUCO seeks appointment of receiver for Youngstown ThermalArticle
- City of Columbus contribution reporting requirementsArticle
- Website accessibility: Does your company's website violate the ADA?Article
- eClinicalWorks to pay $155 million for misrepresenting its Meaningful Use certification and making kickback paymentsArticle
- Ohio Supreme Court validates use of ratepayer funds for pollution clean upArticle
- Biennial budget passed in both Ohio chambersArticle
- The PUCO determines it will police the prices of submetering companiesArticle
- Ohio Supreme Court rejects “quantity of charity care” argument in property tax exemption caseArticle
- Ever ask what style your mediator uses?Article
- CMS revises process and forms for reporting Stark Law violationsArticle
- Ohio Supreme Court affirms Fourth District Court of Appeals, holds that lease did not terminate after energy companies failed to pay minimum annual rental feesArticle
- Franklin County judge grants municipalities’ motion for partial summary judgment on “one-subject” issue in Sub. S. B. 331 litigationArticle
- The consequences of “gun jumping” in mergers and acquisitionsArticle
- Patent troll calculus changes following U.S. Supreme Court venue decisionArticle
- Accreditation changes may cause trouble for hospital-based sleep centersArticle
- Ohio takes steps to limit prescription of opiates for acute painArticle
- How much obscenity is too much for an employer to bear?Article
- First federal court finds collection of documents meets Stark Law writing requirementArticle
- HIPAA enforcement actions highlight importance of maintaining and auditing security practicesArticle
- Calculating damages in business disputesArticle
- Supreme Court of Rhode Island overturns arbitrator’s award in construction caseArticle
- Show, don’t tell, in mediationArticle
- Temperament and experience key for Ernst’s neutral practiceArticle
- Governor Kasich presents annual State of the State addressArticle
- OIG publishes Resource Guide for measuring compliance program effectivenessArticle
- Is New York Poised to Adopt a Right to be Forgotten?Newsletter
- Student suicide: Prevention and post-crisis interventionArticle
- Disclosing Tax Returns and the LawNewsletter
- Deadline to participate in property tax valuation appeals is March 31Article
- FMLA can cause big headaches and other painsArticle
- Property tax update: New law permits exemption for property development, a reminder on upcoming tax appeal deadlinesArticle
- Supreme Court’s decision to remand Gloucester leaves transgender guidance unclearArticle
- PUCO announces "grid modernization" initiativeArticle
- House Bill 49 total maximum daily loads (TMDL) ruleArticle
- New legislation proposes public water systems asset management requirementsArticle
- Sorry seems to be the hardest word: Ohio’s apology statute for healthcare providersArticle
- As statutorily intended and judicially recognized, a negligent credentialing claim Is a medical claimArticle
- Recent environmental regulatory developmentsArticle
- Pharmacy loyalty program results in $50 million settlementArticle
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