By Daniels Porco & Lusardi, LLP | Published August 23, 2017 | Posted in Health Care Lawsuits | Tagged Tags: Health Care Lawsuits | Comments Off on Under A Strong Spotlight Mandatory Nursing Home Arbitration
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Under A Strong Spotlight Mandatory Nursing Home Arbitration
The question is simple and eminently straightforward, to wit: Should nursing home administrators in New York and across the country be able to require prospective patients to agree to mandatory arbitration to resolve disputes as a prerequisite to home admittance, thereby surrendering their right to litigate a contested matter in court before a judge and Read More
Read MoreMedical Device Risks, Security Key Concerns For Health Care Actors
The so-called “Internet of things” (IoT) has been an oft-used phrase in media reports and stories over the past several years. For readers of our New York health care blog at Daniels, Porco & Lusardi, LLP, who might not know much about that concept, it quite simply refers to a device that can be connected Read More
Read MoreYes, Regulation Impacts Health Care: Dealing With The Future
Carole Faig, a regulatory expert focused on health care matters, concedes the sheer challenges and uncertainty that American medical industry actors routinely face as they seek to promote health and simultaneously prosper. It’s just a given, she says, and something that care principals — “CEOs and other leaders in the health space” — must simply Read More
Read MoreLicenses Granted By Doh To Five New Medical Marijuana Firms
The New York State Department of Health made headlines earlier this week when it announced that the cultivation, production and sale of medical marijuana was going to be greatly expanded moving forward with the granting of licenses to five new firms. The move, which brings the number of “registered organizations” licensed to take part in Read More
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