Healthcare Self-Disclosure – “I’m Sorry” Revisited
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I just read an excellent article on the decision process for in-house corporate counsel considering self-disclosure of a regulatory infraction. Richard Marshall\’s piece in Corporate Counsel, aptly titled “Uuuhhh,…
New Jersey Battle Over Out Of Network Waivers Of Copays Continues
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An interesting battle has developed in New Jersey over the billing practices of healthcare providers that do not “participate” in health insurance networks established by their patients\’ insurers. Participation…
Changes In Scope Of Healthcare Practice = Conflict, Too
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Earlier this week I wrote about the inevitability of conflict arising out of the leading ideas behind healthcare reform. Restructuring healthcare payment systems to reward efficiency and quality rather…
Healthcare Reform and Inevitable Conflict: Smaller Pie Means Smaller Slices
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With all the media coverage of healthcare reform and its political ramifications, its easy to get caught up in the debate. Notwithstanding the recent setbacks, there will be some…
Mediation in Healthcare Interview at Disputing Blog
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Holly Hayes Bovio and Victoria VanBuren over at Disputing were very kind to post Holly\’s Q&A with me on Mediation in Healthcare. Disputing has become one of my favorite ADR…
Guido v. Duane Morris: Potential Setback For Mediation?
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On Wednesday, January 20, 2010, the New Jersey Supreme Court heard oral argument in Guido v. Duane Morris, a case focused on whether a client could sue his former…