Health Care Law News and Insights

We are going to take today's decision a little out of order because we think the outcome is fairly easily surmised from our title – plaintiff couldn't sustain his claim because he didn't have admissible expert testimony.  But before we get to the substance of the opinion, at the end...

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In a decision rendered on Wednesday, the United States Supreme Court for the first time in over a decade waded into the question of the degree to which a state may, in regulating its alcoholic beverage industry, impose requirements that have the effect of favoring local enterprise versus businesses based...

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A Houston federal judge preliminarily enjoined the government from recouping alleged Medicare overpayments made to an ambulance service company facing bankruptcy. See Adams EMS, Inc. v. Azar, No. H-18-1443, 2018 BL 391263 (S.D. Tex. 2018). As you may be aware, there is a massive backlog in the Medicare appeals process for alleged...

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