Posted By: Dennis Kennedy | email: dkennedy@dbllaw.com
CMS is creating a database of information on Medicare beneficiaries who receive treatment from providers participating in an ACO.
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Posted By: David Dirr | email: ddirr@dbllaw.com
Next week, the Supreme Court of the United States will hear oral arguments in a case that could eliminate the ability of providers and Medicaid beneficiaries to challenge state Medicaid rates in federal courts.
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Posted By: James A. Dressman, III | email: jdressman@dbllaw.com
Close to one year after cell phones were removed from the “listed property” category of Code Sec. 280F, IRS has issued an audit memorandum which explains the practical consequences of the change. In sum, where an employer provides employees with cell phones primarily for noncompensatory business reasons, neither the business nor personal use of the phone results in income to the employee, and no recordkeeping of usage is required.
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Posted By: Bob Hoffer | email: rhoffer@dbllaw.com
The IRS has announced a new program which would allow employers who incorrectly classified employees as independent contractors in the past to minimize exposure for such incorrect classifications.
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Posted By: Joseph Cleves | email: jcleves@dbllaw.com
Schinnerer & Company, a major insurance firm, is now offering a new insurance policy for integrated project delivery. It provides one project-specific policy, which covers the exposure of designers, construction managers, contractors, and subcontractors with design responsibilities.
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Posted By: Mathew Klein | email: mklein@dbllaw.com
The state of Kentucky has decided to delay the implementation of its of Medicaid managed care system by one month. The start-up date will now be November 1st.
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Posted By: DBL Law | email: news@dbllaw.com
David Kramer, a partner with DBL Law was recently appointed by the Kentucky Bar Association’s Board of Governors as its representative on the Kentucky Supreme Court Civil Rules Committee. The Committee makes recommendations to the Supreme Court about amendments to the Kentucky Rules of Civil Procedure.
Dave has served on the KBA Board of Governors since
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Posted By: DBL Law | email: news@dbllaw.com
Four DBL Law partners were recently named as 2011 Kentucky Super Lawyers.
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