Publications

Health Law Handbook (2022 Edition)

November 28, 2022

By: Kevin E. Raphael , Christin M. Roberts

Kevin E. Raphael, Christin M. Roberts, and Daniel P. Wotherspoon have authored the chapter “The Reverse False Claims Act: A Relatively Unknown, But Increasingly Used, Provision of the FCA” in the 2022 Health Law Handbook. Read More

“Investigations,” Medicare and Medicaid Fraud and Abuse, 2022-2023 ed.

November 2, 2022

By: Kevin E. Raphael , James W. Kraus , Lee K. Goldfarb

Pietragallo attorneys Kevin Raphael, James Kraus, and Lee Goldfarb have revised Chapter 6 “Investigations” in the Medicare and Medicaid Fraud and Abuse, 2022-2023 ed. Read More

Uncharted waters: The University of Pittsburgh’s football team forays into newly available name, image and likeness opportunities

October 21, 2022

By: Anthony Sarafino Caliguire

I. University of Pittsburgh’s Handing of NIL Change

The University of Pittsburgh (Pitt) has taken a progressive stance on its Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) policy; choosing to assist its student-athletes rather than hinder them in pursuit of these newfound opportunities. Read More

SEC Heightens Compliance Enforcement of Public Companies in 2022

September 2, 2022

By: Chalon C. Young

With the appointment of Gurbir Grewal as enforcement director of the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), 2022 has, as expected, seen more stringent oversight into public companies. Read More

Are Courts Still the Best Place to Litigate a Qui Tam Action?

August 16, 2022

By: Marc Stephen Raspanti

The Typical Qui Tam Case Life Cycle

In a typical qui tam case, the sequence and life cycle follow a similar trajectory. Read More

Supreme Court Just Made a Prosecutor’s Job More Difficult: The Impact of ‘Ruan’

July 21, 2022

By: Lourdes Sánchez Ridge

On June 27, the U.S. Supreme Court expanded the scope of the government’s burden of proof of a defendant’s mental state, or mens rea. Read More