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California and Texas physicians may be eligible for Public Service Loan Forgiveness under updated guidelines. Some may need to act by December 31.

When insurers pay less than the rate specified in a practice's contract, it can be a significant drain on a practice's revenue. Here's how to get the revenue you're owed.

From safeguarding patient trust to navigating privacy laws, physician HIPPA training is imperative.

One of the ABA Journals most precious assets is our access to engaged legal professionals with a knack for writing and a point of view to share. With that in mind, we launched our Your Voice section in 2018, inviting guest columnists to spark conversations about issues relevant to the profession. Your Voice is chock-full of five years of evergreen advice and thought-provoking pieces of writing, but these 10 were the most read from 2023.

A Brazilian lawyer has been sentenced to two months in prison for trading on inside information that he obtained while working as a visiting attorney at Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher in Washington, D.C.

Industry analyst Ari Kaplan recently hosted the 2023 Ari Kaplan Advisors CEO roundtable and spoke with leading CEOs about opportunities, challenges and the road ahead in the legal industry.

Early adenotonsillectomy improved quality of life, symptoms, behavior, and blood pressure compared with watchful waiting.

Ali Al-Janabi, MA, and associates found that 273 (1%) of approximately 25,000 drug exposures in 13,699 biologic-treated patients with psoriasis were associated with paradoxical eczema.

Lawyer Rudy Giuliani, who once represented former President Donald Trump, owes more than $152 million, and that doesn’t include the potential damages that he faces in pending lawsuits, according to his Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing Thursday.

Hopefully youre going to have some time over the winter holidays to cozy up with a good story. Weve curated a list of some of our favorite web and print long reads from 2023. Theres a mix of popular features and some under-the-radar stories that you may have missed.