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December 14, 2023
Patients are asked only to attend hospital if they have a "life-threatening or emergency condition".
May 8, 2023
ERCOT warned of “possible future Emergency Condition of reserve capacity deficiency." The announcement came days after it announced supply and demand issues.…
May 6, 2023
The warning came days after ERCOT announced supply and demand issues.
January 2, 2023
Welcome to California, where the only thing more hated than plastic products is the taxpayer.
December 29, 2022
The California Legislature has enacted several new laws that will impact the workplace in 2023. This Holland & Knight alert provides a brief summary of select employment laws that go...
July 13, 2022
Form time to time ERCOT may ask Texans to conserve power during peak hours while at other times they may issue OCNs. What do those alerts mean and how should...
June 29, 2022
California employers, both new and old, should take note of pending bills that could further expand companies’ legal responsibilities under California’s extensive and unique labor and...
January 20, 2022
Below are summaries of the agenda items for the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission's January 20, 2022 open meeting, pursuant to the sunshine notice released on January 13, 2022.
August 23, 2021
This is the front page of the atlanta-journal constitution, highlighting a nursing shortage is reaching crisis levels. what will this mean as you see increase in covid cases, are we going to get to a point people are turned away from hospitals not just because there arent enough beds but not enough people to take care of them? >> reporter: chris, they already are. when you come to the emergency, youre told you may not just be waiting hours but some parts of florida or texas, the pacific northwes...
January 7, 2016
If, its a big if, if they detect some emergency, they must stabilize the patient. they cant transfer them. that federal law was designed to address not a standard of negligence but instead turning away patients based on their ability to pay. its not some federal medical malpractice standard. so the critical issue here is whether or not the hospital performed an appropriate screening procedure. and its true that in many cases, if someone is a contentious agitated patient, that may mask a more ser...