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By: Mark T. Caloyer Martha S. Helmreich John W. Kettering Peter W. Nigra
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Articles In This Issue: 1. Walking A Fine Line: An Employer’s Right To Review Its Employee’s Electronic Messages 2. Workers’ Compensation Fraud: Tilting At Fraud Mills No Longer Quixotic 3. Building On Fraud: Qui Tam Issues In The Construction Industry 4. Federal Preemption Of Failure-To-Warn Claims After Wyeth v. Levine 5. Corporate Demise And The Search For… Read more »
Read MoreArticles In This Issue: 1. Criminal and Civil Liability to Physicians and Other Health Care Providers For the Off-Label Marketing of FDA-Approved Drugs or Devices: An Emerging Trend? 2. Mandatory Rules For Pennsylvania Medical Facilities For Reporting Medical Errors, Adverse Events And Device Failures 3. Hospital mergers Receive Closer Antitrust Scrutiny From Federal Trade Commission… Read more »
Read MoreJoseph L. Gordon will be presenting on “OSHA’s Ten Most Common Violations – An Insider’s Perspective on Easy Solutions to Overlooked Hazards” at The Pennsylvania State Council of SHRM’s 2019 State Conference in State College, PA. Joe will be a co-presenter with Nicholas DeJesse, an Assistant Regional Administrator with OSHA.
Read MoreMarc Stephen Raspanti will be speaking at a False Claims Act Enforcement Roundtable on September 19, 2019 from 4:00-6:30pm in Miami, Florida. This event is being co-hosted by Pietragallo, Morgan Lewis, the Women’s White Collar Defense Association, and the American Bar Association’s Qui Tam Subcommittee for a False Claims Act/Qui Tam Roundtable, “Florida Style.” The discussion… Read more »
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