Healthcare companies: Are you at risk?
The HITECH Act took effect 2/17/10; all healthcare businesses must comply with new rules about electronic health records, or risk significant penalties. Kaufman, Rossin’s Jorge Rey discusses the rules and the risks.
Lanny Breuer
Justice Watch Feds warn against frivolous motions as defense strategy By: John Pacenti Assistant Attorney General Lanny Breuer said some defense attorneys “who see blood in the water” are filing frivolous motions for sanctions as a litigation strategy.
Commentary Is it rule of law or just luck of the draw? By: David Thomas
Diametrically opposed appellate rulings on the same set of facts should not co-exist in a rational legal system.
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On Real Estate Deal of the Day By: Eric Kalis For Eyes Real Estate LP of Hialeah obtained a $6.5 million loan from SunTrust Bank for several properties, including a retail building in Miami.
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Land Use Center helps revitalize vacant properties By: Karen Sloan An Emory University law professor is expanding a project that helps cities and states deal with vacant and abandoned properties.
Education Budgets Could school bus ads save school budgets? By: The Associated Press School districts have imposed all sorts of drastic cuts to save money during the down economy. Some have now resorted to placing advertisements on school buses because they say it's practically free money, and advertisers love the captive audience that school buses provide.
Cruise Industry Recession hurting cruise ship builders By: The Associated Press Though cruise bookings and prices are up, executives from the major European shipyards say they’re not getting enough orders to keep busy and profitable.
Until the economic recovery accelerates and hiring revives, the region’s office sector will remain flat.
Assistant Attorney General Lanny Breuer said some defense attorneys “who see blood in the water” are filing frivolous motions for sanctions as a litigation strategy.
School districts have imposed all sorts of drastic cuts to save money during the down economy. Some have now resorted to placing advertisements on school buses because they say it's practically free money, and advertisers love the captive audience that school buses provide.
