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Kopin : Quarterly Report - 2023 Q1 | MarketScreener - Vimarsana News

Kopin : Quarterly Report - 2023 Q1 | MarketScreener

UNITED STATES SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION WASHINGTON, D.C. 20549 FORM 10-Q ... | May 11, 2023

Education – Therapy records – Consent - Vimarsana News

Education – Therapy records – Consent

Where a plaintiff graduate student has alleged that the defendant university disseminated her therapy records without her consent, the university’s motion for summary judgment should be denied without prejudice because the extent of the plaintiff’s consent is unclear and in dispute. “The plaintiffs are all graduate students in Anthropology at Harvard University. They have brought

The False Claims Act Guide: 2022 and the road ahead - Anti-kickback causation in FCA suits: text or purpose? | Hogan Lovells - Vimarsana News

The False Claims Act Guide: 2022 and the road ahead - Anti-kickback causation in FCA suits: text or purpose? | Hogan Lovells

The emerging circuit split on the causation standard used to identify claims “resulting from” violations of the Anti-Kickback Statute (AKS) for purposes of the False Claims Act (FCA)...

Tax Court in Brief | Estate of Kalikow v. Comm'r | Estate Tax Taxation and Deductions and QTIP Trust | Freeman Law - Vimarsana News

Tax Court in Brief | Estate of Kalikow v. Comm'r | Estate Tax Taxation and Deductions and QTIP Trust | Freeman Law

Summary: Pearl B. Kalikow’s  (“Pearl”) husband died in 1990.  On January 4, 2006, Pearl passed away. The SK Trust (“Trust”) was created with the remainder of Pearl’s husband’s estate....

Civil Rights — Failure to train — Ejectment | Michigan Lawyers Weekly - Vimarsana News

Civil Rights — Failure to train — Ejectment | Michigan Lawyers Weekly

Where the defendant city of Detroit has moved for summary judgment in a civil rights action arising from an allegedly improper ejectment of the plaintiffs from their home, that motion should be denied because there is a material issue of fact whether the city’s training program was adequate for officers to respond to landlord-tenant disputes/evictions.