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Tag Archives: Effective
Surprise Medical Billing: Bipartisan Consensus on the Problem, but Finding an Effective Fix May be Harder
In a rare display of unity, President Donald Trump and bipartisan Congressional leaders have highlighted their shared commitment to tackling “surprise” medical billing – when an insured patient is subject to unexpectedly high out-of-pocket costs for out-of-network care that is … Continue reading
Posted in Health Law
Tagged Billing, Bipartisan, consensus, Effective, Finding, Harder, Medical, Problem, Surprise
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Daily Aspirin Therapy: Effective or an Unnecessary Risk?
According to recent research by the Mayo Clinic, both risks and benefits may exist for individuals considering aspirin therapy for heart attack and stroke prevention. Every case must be evaluated individually and discussed with your doctor. Issues to consider before … Continue reading
Posted in Medical malpractice law
Tagged Aspirin, Daily, Effective, Risk, Therapy, Unnecessary
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Are counter-affidavits effective in credit card collection cases? – Houle v. Capital One (Tex.App. 2019) (summary judgment appeal)
Last Friday the Supreme Court of Texas decided two debt collection cases. In Godoy v. Wells Fargo, the Court approved and enforced a contractual waiver of the 2-year statute of limitations applicable to deficiency claims, and judicially substituted the four-year … Continue reading
Posted in Banking and Finance law
Tagged Card, Cases, Collection, counteraffidavits, Credit, Effective
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OFAC Strongly Encourages Companies to Develop and Implement an Effective Sanctions Compliance Program
On May 2, 2019 US Department of Treasury’s Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) published “A Framework for OFAC Compliance Commitments” (the Framework), which provides a specific outline of what OFAC considers to be essential elements of an effective sanctions … Continue reading
Posted in Banking and Finance law
Tagged Companies, Compliance, develop, Effective, encourages, implement, OFAC, Program, sanctions, strongly
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Deeper Dive: Security Incident Mitigation Strategy: Effective Negotiation of Technology Contract Limitations of Liability
There is always significant negotiation around caps on liability when negotiating a contract with a technology vendor. If the vendor will have access to the personal information of its customers’ end users (regardless of whether the end users are employees … Continue reading
Posted in Technology & Cyberlaw
Tagged contract, deeper, Dive, Effective, incident, Liability, Limitations, Mitigation, Negotiation, Security, Strategy, Technology
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