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Practice management consultants share advice for closing your practice that can prevent headaches later on.

Litigation funding company Burford Capital would receive about $6.2 billion under a federal judge’s order requiring Argentina to pay likely damages of about $16 billion for its 2012 seizure of an oil and gas company.

Burnout affects more than half of physicians, but when they ask their employers for help, the level of support offered varies widely. One Colorado doctors experience may serve as a cautionary tale.

A fired executive at McElroy, Deutsch, Mulvaney & Carpenter has come out swinging in an amended countersuit claiming that the law firm retaliated against her and made unwarranted assumptions when it accused her of being aware of her husband’s alleged embezzlement.

WebMD Chief Medical Officer John Whyte, MD, MPH, speaks with Elcin Barker Ergun, CEO of the Menarini Group, in Florence, Italy, about what they believe to be a new renaissance in healthcare.

A federal magistrate judge is recommending approval of an agreement in which Davis Wright Tremaine would pay $4.5 million to settle a proposed class action lawsuit claiming that it aided the sales of fraudulent real estate securities.

NextGen Healthcare Shareholders to Receive $23.95 Per Share in Cash, a 46.4% Premium to Unaffected Stock Price Transaction to Accelerate NextGen Healthcare’s Growth and Innovation as the Trusted...

US stock fund flows into and out of the healthcare sector have swung wildly from week to week lately, as investors have adjusted their bets over how long the economy will stay strong.

The US Federal Trade Commission has allowed Amgen to continue its $27.8 billion acquisition of Horizon Therapeutics.

Study analyzes impact of real-time benefit tool in electronic health records.