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Fraud And Abuse In Medicare: The Feds Are Watching
Through stepped-up enforcement and audit efforts, the Office of Inspector General of HHS has recovered billions of dollars in investigatory recoveries and audit receivables.
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NLRB Flexing Its Pro-Union Muscles
Organized labor appeared to suffer a blow when Congress failed to pass the Employee Free Choice Act. Now the government is flexing its muscles in support of organized labor and workers’ rights.
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A Facebook Tag May Mean You Are “It”
The U.S. Court of Appeals has ruled that “There is nothing within the law that requires (a person’s) permission when someone takes a picture and posts it on a Facebook page.”
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Employers: Take Care To Avoid Genetic Discrimination
At one time or another, most of us have been asked about our family medical history. But if you are an employer, such questions can no longer be asked.
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How To Control The Owner’s Risk In Construction
Controlling the risks inherent in a commercial construction project can be daunting, even for experienced owners. And in a difficult economy, the challenges are greater.
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E-Mail Advertising: Making The Rules Work For You
The advent of e-mail has forced many businesses to change the way they advertise. The rules can seem complex, but they are worth learning because non-compliance can be costly.
