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A federal appeals court has ruled that a Florida law barring real estate purchases by Chinese citizens can’t be enforced against two plaintiffs while their court challenge continues.

An efficiency expert shares the tools he's using in his own practice on the Non-Eventcast podcast.

Juries are awarding more multimillion-dollar awards against clinicians and hospitals, but do the verdicts really stick? Experts shared what's behind these awards and how they affect physicians.

"Learn about the alarming rise of healthcare cyberattacks in the U.S. and the steps being taken by organizations to prevent them. Find out how one ASC is prepar

Discover Litify, a legal practice management software for both law firms and in-house legal departments and what it offers to subscribers

Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan must disclose terms of judgment preservation insurance that it allegedly bought before distributing a $185 million fee award to partners, according to a U.S. Court of Federal Claims judge.

In 2022, 13% of mental health specialists switched to practicing exclusively via telemedicine with rates highest in psychiatric nurse practitioners and clinicians working in densely populated areas.

Senate bill requires Medicare to test AI tools to prevent fraud, along with quick customer notifications of suspicious activity. Medicare shouldn't ask patients to verify flagged claims, critics said.

Lawyer head count is growing, while productivity is declining, according to a year-end survey of more than 130 larger law firms released this week by Wells Fargo’s Legal Specialty Group.

As the popularity of the court sport explodes, medical groups, hospitals, and others see a way to score fiscal gains.