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By the end of today’s video, you’ll learn about a super-sneaky trick that was played on somebody who had a contract partly reviewed, but didn’t get the potion of legal advice all the way, so [...]

Medical providers and healthcare companies need to know numerous rules that govern the products and services the providers offer. Health providers need to pay special attention to the needs of [...]

In today’s video, we’ll talk about how to inoculate yourself against Corporate Practice of Medicine kryptonite, using some sound legal risk mitigation tools and tips.

Federal Trade Commission is sending warning letters after reviewing company websites, social media, and marketing materials for unsubstantiated claims that therapies can prevent, or cure COVID-19.

The FDA has a new proposal for approving AI and ML software that looks at the total product lifecycle from development to post-market uses and the adaptations the software learns

The Federal Trade Commission sent 45 more warning letters to businesses for falsely claiming their supplements, herbs, and other products and therapies could prevent to treat COVID-19

In this video, we walk you through how we worked with a recent client, a physician who has a telemedicine practice and a management services organization, also known as an MSO.

Why do you need, or want to hire a healthcare lawyer? Why get someone who understands health and wellness law, FDA law? Not just let your business lawyer handle your healthcare practice issues or [...]

These days, everybody’s into public health. It’s obviously a topic of concern. Everybody wants to know about virology and how we can get healthier. So, being a healthcare lawyer is very occurrent [...]

The California Consumer Privacy Act Affects the Healthcare Industry goes into effect on January 1, 2020. Failure to comply with the data protection requirements can result in fines and penalties.

In today’s video, we discuss certain healthcare business models incorporating medical devices that might have to deal with FDA rules on those devices.

OIG Compliance guidelines for physicians (MDs, Dos) and small medical practices