Business Law
Business Law News 2015, Issue 2
Content
- Bln Editorial Board: Message from the Issue Editor
- Business Law News Editoral Team
- Executive Committee: Message from the Chair
- Executive Committee of the Business Law Section 2014-2015
- Health Law Basics for Business Lawyers
- In the Absence of Agreement: California Courts Define Pricing for Non-contracted Medical Services
- Navigating Due Diligence in Health Care Transactions: Sensitive Information and Pitfalls
- Standing Committee Officers of the Business Law Section 2014-2015
- The Abyss of Managed Care and its 40-Year Impact on Payer/Provider Relations
- The Decay of California's Prohibition of the Corporate Practice of Medicine
- Using Statistics to Determine Whether Causation is Adequately Proven in Medical Malpractice Actions Involving Multiple Events Preceding the Injury
- What is the Meaning of Meaningful Use? How to Decode the Opportunities and Risks in Health Information Technology
- Table of Contents
Table of Contents
Executive Committee: Message from the Chair……………………………………………………………..4
BLN Editorial Board: Message from the Issue Editor………………………………………………………..6
Health Law Basics for Business Lawyers……………………………………………………………………7
By Charles B. Oppenheim
There are numerous federal and California laws that apply in the healthcare field, and every business lawyer who is ever involved in a deal that relates in any way to healthcare should be at least somewhat familiar with the basics. This article provides a brief overview of certain key areas that arise commonly in healthcare deals, to help general business lawyers spot issues and avoid problems.
Navigating Due Diligence in Health Care Transactions: Sensitive Information and Pitfalls…..11
By Amy Joseph, Sandi Krul, and Ben Durie
This article provides an overview of the considerations to keep in mind with respect to sharing sensitive information and related issues in the health care transaction due diligence process.