Breach of Contract Litigation in Healthcare

April 23, 2026
Breaches of contract can happen in any industry, and healthcare is no exception. However, when these breaches occur in healthcare, disputes can be especially complex due to the parties involved and the services contracted. When one party fails to meet its contractual obligations in the healthcare...

Recovery Audit Contractor Audits Explained

April 16, 2026
Recovery Audit Contractor (RAC) audits are government-authorized reviews of Medicare and Medicaid claims. Because RAC findings can significantly impact reimbursement and trigger additional enforcement concerns, providers should approach the process carefully and strategically. Experienced legal...

Buyer/Seller Side Due Diligence Checklist

March 31, 2026
Buying or selling a home is complicated. Buying or selling a business is even more complicated. And buying or selling a medical practice may be one of the most complex types of business sales. While buying or selling a medical practice can be lucrative or necessary, these transactions should not...

Responding to Healthcare Audits

March 24, 2026
Healthcare audits can be among the most dreaded aspects of medical practice, but, of course, they are an important tool for maintaining high standards of patient care and ensuring compliance with federal and state regulations. It is best for healthcare providers to have a plan in place for facing...

Pitfalls of Leasing Medical Office Space

March 17, 2026
For some medical practices, leasing medical office space makes a lot of sense. While leasing is fairly common, there are nuances that can make it different from leasing other property. Without guidance, medical practitioners can enter into office space leases with very unfavorable terms. These are...

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