Across the county in nearly every industry, large companies are laying off full time workers and are turning to staffing companies which, in turn hire what amount to temps, many on a part time basis.
Tag: legal
But Does it Work in the Real World? Second Order Thinking and the Perfect Legal Structure
I recently attended a continuing legal education seminar concerning some very complex organizational structures for healthcare venture development.
Another Physician Guilty of Receiving Insys/Subsys Kickbacks
A physician is convicted in the Insys/Subsys kickback case, highlighting ongoing risks around pharma deals and compliance for medical group leaders.
Washington State Takes Antitrust Aim at Aggressive Health System Competition
Washington State targets anti-competitive behavior, signaling a broader shift in antitrust enforcement across the healthcare landscape.
Drugs, Sentencing, and Lock (and Roll on to Another Kickback Prosecution)
As I comment often, the federal Anti-Kickback statute makes it illegal to receive anything of value for the referral of federal health care program patients.
Total Eclipse of the Mind
Business strategy demands clarity—even a total eclipse of the mind can be avoided with the right perspective and deliberate decision-making.
Another Hospital CEO (And His Senior VP) Sentenced to Years in Prison – Medical Group Minute Series
Two men failed to turn over more than $6 million in taxes collected from employees of an Arkansas hospital.
“But Everyone’s Doing It!!!” Not a Great Defense to Compliance Violations – Success in Motion
Ride along with Mark as he discusses the tendency of many physicians and healthcare entrepreneurs to skip a critical review of the legality of their business structures.
Another Hospital CEO (and His Senior VP) Sentenced to Years in Prison
Another hospital CEO and SVP face prison for major fraud—underscoring executive liability in healthcare leadership.
Pain Medicine Doctors Alleged to Have Received $115,000 in Kickbacks … Plus $40 Million in Illicit Profit
Learn about the case of two pain medicine doctors accused of receiving $115,000 in kickbacks and generating $40 million in illicit profits through fraudulent practices.