Authorized Telephone Seminars

Medical Records 101: Responding to Requests for Patient Information ...ent of patient information disclosure, people and parties authorized to receive patient health information, and anticipated issues with electronic and computerized patient information. You will learn about the legal authority for release of patient information, electronic record pitfalls (including potential corporate liability issues in medical malpractice cases), HIPAA and submission of  more...

An Introduction to L3Cs: Low-Profit Limited Liability Companies ...ty companies, and because limited liability companies are authorized to conduct business in all fifty states, L3Cs may be poised to become the business entity of choice for social enterprise and other hybrid business models throughout the United States, including those that use program related investments. On the other hand, the L3C has its critics, and some view the advent of the L3C as a  more...

Medical Identity Theft: Why You Must Prevent and How to Minimize Its Occurrence ...y various known and unknown entities, not all of whom are authorized or have a specific need to know. In this environment, ample opportunity exists for personally identifiable information about a patient to be accessed and misused. This violation of privacy can have devastating impact on the patient, medically and financially; the resulting reputational and financial fallout on the provider and  more...

Don't Bet the Company: Understanding and Avoiding Class Actions in Labor and Employment Law! ...r paying overtime for this work, even though it was never authorized and the company may even have a policy against it. Once a plaintiff's lawyer gets hold of the case, the company may have to pay for all that back-pay at an overtime rate, plus attorney's fees. Or, as in one case, the company had unpaid breaks, but no one was required to time out on the clock. Therefore, it looked like these  more...