Sherrard Roe Voigt & Harbison PLC
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Federal Court Rules Anti-Kickback Statute Can Apply to Services Provided to Long-Term Care Residents Who Are Not Covered by State Medicaid Plan
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Christopher C.
Sabis
Recent MDTN Decision Gives False Claims Act Plaintiffs a Wide Berth Under FRCP 9(b) When Alleging Wide-Ranging Fraudulent Schemes
Sherrard Roe Blog
Christopher C.
Sabis
Government Asks Supreme Court to Weigh in on the Knowledge Element of the False Claims Act: Does Evidence of Subjective Intent Matter in All Cases?
Sherrard Roe Blog
Christopher C.
Sabis
Top 10 Issues in Health Law 2023: Fraud & Abuse Issues to Watch
AHLA Health Law Connections
Christopher C.
Sabis
But We Have an Arbitration Clause: Considerations when Hiring Californians
Compliance Today®
Christopher C.
Sabis
HHS-OIG Kicks Off the New Year by Posting Four New Advisory Opinions
Sherrard Roe Blog
Christopher C.
Sabis
Advisory Opinion Highlights Inconsistency Between OIG and DOJ Regarding Gift Cards
Health Law Weekly
Christopher C.
Sabis
Delaware Supreme Court Bars Buyer from Using Narrowly-Cabined Working Capital Adjustment to Attack Seller's Alleged Non-Compliance with GAAP
Vanderbilt Law Review
Will D.
Pugh
Getting What You Bargained for: Avoiding Legal Uncertainty in Survival Clauses for a Seller’s Representations and Warranties in...
The Journal of Business, Entrepreneurship & The Law
Will D.
Pugh
Four Types of Risk Addressed by MAE Clauses, and Where COVID-19 Fits—Lessons from the Delaware Court of Chancery
Sherrard Roe Blog
Will D.
Pugh
The Corporate Transparency Act: Why You May Be Required to Share Your Personal Information With The Federal Government
Sherrard Roe Blog
Will D.
Pugh
Issuance of Corporate Transparency Act’s Final Rule Starts Compliance Clock Ticking for 32 Million Businesses
Sherrard Roe Blog
Will D.
Pugh
The Corporate Transparency Act’s Final Rule: Who Qualifies as a Beneficial Owner and What Information Must Be Disclosed
Sherrard Roe Blog
Will D.
Pugh
Practical Thoughts for Sellers When Selling your Business or Practice: Real Life Lessons Learned
Sherrard Roe Blog
Tracy A.
Powell
To Arbitrate or Not to Arbitrate? Key Factors to Consider Before a Dispute Arises.
Sherrard Roe Blog
Todd E.
Panther
Rethinking Deference: How the History of Church Property Disputes Calls Into Question Long-Standing First Amendment Doctrine
SMU Law Review
Eric G.
Osborne
Intending the Worst: The Case of ISIS’s Specific Intent to Destroy the Christians of Iraq
Pepperdine Law Journal
Eric G.
Osborne
What You Wish You Knew Before Filing a Business Lawsuit
Sherrard Roe Voigt & Harbison Blog
Eric G.
Osborne
Lawyers: You Have the Right to Remain Silent, but What You Don’t Say Will Be Held Against You
Sherrard Roe Blog
Amy Rao
Mohan
Creating a Disaster Preparedness Plan: The One Time It’s Best to View the Glass Half-Empty
Sherrard Roe Blog
Amy Rao
Mohan
Sherrard Roe Attorneys Contribute Amicus Brief to Overturn Unconstitutional Sentencing
Sherrard Roe Blog
Amy Rao
Mohan
Your Loved One Dies. You’re in Charge of Settling Their Estate. What Happens Next?
Sherrard Roe Blog
Carla L.
Lovell
How a Spousal Lifetime Access Trust (SLAT) Can Shield High-Net-Worth Individuals From Estate Tax and Creditor Liability
Sherrard Roe Blog
Carla L.
Lovell
A Reminder About Additional Disclosure Requirements For Physicians Practices Providing Certain Imaging Services
Sherrard Roe Blog
Cornell H.
Kennedy
Two Wrongs Don't Make a Right: Medicaid, Section 1983 and the Cost of an Enforceable Right to Health Care
Vanderbilt Law Review
Mark A.
Ison
Thinking Inside the Box: Six Lessons on Drafting and Litigating Contracts After IHS v. BCBS
Sherrard Roe Blog
Ryan T.
Holt
Breaking Up Is Hard to Calculate: Recent Case Clarifies How to Value a Terminated Member’s Interest in a Tennessee LLC
Sherrard Roe Blog
Ryan T.
Holt
Efficiency, Fairness, and Common Sense: The Case for One Action as to Percentage of Fault in Comparative Negligence Jurisdictions...
Vanderbilt Law Review
J. Scott
Hickman
Keeping It off the Record: Student Social Media Monitoring and the Need for Updated Student Records Laws
Vanderbilt Journal of Entertainment & Technology Law
Alice
Haston
What to Do When Reviewing a Small Lease—Some Practical Suggestions
Probate & Property Magazine
Scott W.
Fielding
Without Careful Consideration and Counsel, Commercial Leases – Even For A Small Amount of Space – Can Lead to Big Headaches for Tenants
Sherrard Roe Blog
Scott W.
Fielding
The Competency Conundrum: Problems Courts Have Faced in Applying Different Standards for Competency to Be Executed
Vanderbilt Law Review
John L.
Farringer
Nothing Lasts Forever: Expiration and Extension of Judgments in Tennessee
Sherrard Roe Blog
John L.
Farringer
Agents in Secrecy: The Use of Information Surrogates in Trust Administration
Vanderbilt Law Review
Lauren Z.
Curry
Symposium: The Least Understood Branch: The Demands and Challenges of the State Judiciary: Introduction
Vanderbilt Law Review
M. Alex
Carver
Rethinking Conspiracy Jurisdiction in Light of Stream of Commerce and Effects-Based Jurisdictional Principles
Vanderbilt Law Review
M. Alex
Carver
Dell Appraisal: Delaware Supreme Court Rejects Chancery Court Valuation Giving No Weight to Deal Price in Connection with Management-Led LBO
Vanderbilt Law Review En Banc
Micah
Bradley
U.S. Seeks to Collect on Up to $20 Billion in Delinquent Covid Loans
Wall Street Journal
Michael G.
Abelow
A Little-known, but Big, Change in the Rules on Assets Held by Spouses
Sherrard Roe Blog
Michael G.
Abelow
The Contract Controls: TN Supreme Court Rules That Economic Loss Doctrine Bars Fraudulent Inducement Claim
Sherrard Roe Blog
Michael G.
Abelow
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