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Medicare | New York Health Law
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New York Health Law. 8216;Incident To’ Billing: Billing Physician as the Supervising Physician and Ancillary Personnel Requirements. By Jeffrey P. Rust. July 16, 2015. Posted in Audit and Compliance. Physicians and Other Licensed Professionals. CMS has published a Proposed Rule. To clarify how physicians are to bill for services furnished incident to the professional services of a physician. Furnished in a noninstitutional setting to noninstitutional patients. Care must be taken to ensure the supervising...
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Judge Seybert | New York Health Law
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New York Health Law. Subscribe to Judge Seybert. EDNY Judge Refuses To Unseal Grand Jury Minutes In Health Care Identity Theft Prosecution. By Kevin P. Mulry. February 10, 2015. Posted in Fraud and Abuse and Stark. Earlier this month, EDNY Judge Joanna Seybert examined the elements of Aggravated Identify Theft in an interesting context: a motion to unseal grand jury minutes in a health care fraud prosecution,. United States v. Cwibeker. This case highlights again the need for vigilance concerning patient...
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Demarest, Carolyn E. | New York Commercial Division Case Compendium
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New York Commercial Division Case Compendium. A Searchable Database of Court Decisions Issued by New York’s Commercial Division. Category Archives: Demarest, Carolyn E. Subscribe to Demarest, Carolyn E. RSS Feed. Court Stays Action, Rather Than Dismiss, Despite Simultaneous Similar Action Between Same Parties in NJ, Where Full Relief Might Not Be Afforded in NJ Action. January 26th, 2016. Demarest, Carolyn E. January 12th, 2016. Posted in Attorneys' Fees. Demarest, Carolyn E. December 15th, 2015. In an O...
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Brooklyn-based Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, RAM (“CDJR”) Dealer’s Antitrust and Unfair Competition Claims Against other New York CJDR Dealers Dismissed for Failure to State a Claim | New York Commercial Division Case Compendium
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New York Commercial Division Case Compendium. A Searchable Database of Court Decisions Issued by New York’s Commercial Division. Demarest, Carolyn E. Brooklyn-based Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, RAM ( CDJR ) Dealer’s Antitrust and Unfair Competition Claims Against other New York CJDR Dealers Dismissed for Failure to State a Claim. Brooklyn-based Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, RAM ( CDJR ) Dealer’s Antitrust and Unfair Competition Claims Against other New York CJDR Dealers Dismissed for Failure to State a Claim. To brea...
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Attempts to Avoid Creditors Thwarted When Court Finds Evidence of Intent to Defraud Creditors, Granting Plaintiff Summary Judgment: All County Paving Corp. v Darren Constr. Inc. | New York Commercial Division Case Compendium
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New York Commercial Division Case Compendium. A Searchable Database of Court Decisions Issued by New York’s Commercial Division. Attempts to Avoid Creditors Thwarted When Court Finds Evidence of Intent to Defraud Creditors, Granting Plaintiff Summary Judgment: All County Paving Corp. v Darren Constr. Inc. Attempts to Avoid Creditors Thwarted When Court Finds Evidence of Intent to Defraud Creditors, Granting Plaintiff Summary Judgment: All County Paving Corp. v Darren Constr. Inc. By James M. Wicks. Secon...
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Not-for-profit | New York Commercial Division Case Compendium
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New York Commercial Division Case Compendium. A Searchable Database of Court Decisions Issued by New York’s Commercial Division. Subscribe to Not-for-profit RSS Feed. The Court Will Not Litigate the Merits of an Arbitration Award Simply Because It Believes Its Judgment Would Be a Better One. September 29th, 2015. Demarest, Carolyn E. In a July 6, 2015 Commercial Division decision by Justice Demarest, the court denied respondent’s motion to vacate an arbitration award. August 4th, 2015. Demarest, Carolyn E.
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Emerson, Elizabeth | New York Commercial Division Case Compendium
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New York Commercial Division Case Compendium. A Searchable Database of Court Decisions Issued by New York’s Commercial Division. Category Archives: Emerson, Elizabeth. Subscribe to Emerson, Elizabeth RSS Feed. The Constitutionality of a Local Zoning Law Hinges on the Resolution of Three Threshold Questions. January 26th, 2016. Posted in Declaratory Judgment. Court Finds Stock-Option Agreement Unenforceable, and Covenant-Not-to-Compete Unreasonable. December 15th, 2015. Posted in Breach of Contract. Conti...
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New York Health Law. 8216;Incident To’ Billing: Billing Physician as the Supervising Physician and Ancillary Personnel Requirements. By Jeffrey P. Rust. July 16, 2015. Posted in Audit and Compliance. Physicians and Other Licensed Professionals. CMS has published a Proposed Rule. To clarify how physicians are to bill for services furnished incident to the professional services of a physician. Furnished in a noninstitutional setting to noninstitutional patients. Care must be taken to ensure the supervising...
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'Incident To' Billing: Billing Physician as the Supervising Physician and Ancillary Personnel Requirements | New York Health Law
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New York Health Law. Raquo; ‘Incident To’ Billing: Billing Physician as the Supervising Physician and Ancillary Personnel Requirements. 8216;Incident To’ Billing: Billing Physician as the Supervising Physician and Ancillary Personnel Requirements. By Jeffrey P. Rust. July 16, 2015. Posted in Audit and Compliance. Physicians and Other Licensed Professionals. CMS has published a Proposed Rule. To clarify how physicians are to bill for services furnished incident to the professional services of a physician.
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Aggravated Identity Theft | New York Health Law
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New York Health Law. Archives: Aggravated Identity Theft. Subscribe to Aggravated Identity Theft. EDNY Judge Refuses To Unseal Grand Jury Minutes In Health Care Identity Theft Prosecution. By Kevin P. Mulry. February 10, 2015. Posted in Fraud and Abuse and Stark. Earlier this month, EDNY Judge Joanna Seybert examined the elements of Aggravated Identify Theft in an interesting context: a motion to unseal grand jury minutes in a health care fraud prosecution,. United States v. Cwibeker. This case highlight...
