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November 8, 2019, Lee Little speaks to rheumatology professionals at 2019 Annual Meeting of the American College of Rheumatology regarding contract negotiation

Earlier this month, Lee Little was honored to facilitate a discussion of recommendations in contract negotiation at the 2019 Annual Meeting of the American College of Rheumatology in Atlanta, the largest rheumatology meeting in the world and the premier educational event for physicians, healthcare professionals, and scientists who treat or…

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Could Retail Pharmacies Work Together to Help End the Opioid Crisis?

More than 2,000 opioid lawsuits are pending nationwide. A large portion of these lawsuits target drug manufacturing companies for their contributions to the opioid epidemic that is plaguing the country. Georgia and South Carolina Pain Management Medical Practice Law Firm For example, in one case earlier this summer in Oklahoma,…

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September 18, 2019, Kevin Little speaks to physicians at the national American Osteopathic Association regarding setup of a concierge medical practice

On September 18, 2019, Kevin Little, a partner in Little Health Law, spoke to physician members of the national American Osteopathic Association.  The title of Mr. Little’s presentation to the physicians was Setting up a Concierge Medical Practice: Pointers and Pitfalls.  Our business and healthcare law firm has advised and…

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Electronic Health Record-Related Malpractice Claims Tripled in Ten Years

A sign of the times in the evolution of modern healthcare practice is the prevalence of the electronic health record (EHR).  In the past fifty years, technological advances and payer incentives have resulted in a sea of change in healthcare documentation, causing healthcare providers to shift from the historic practice…

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When A Doctor Needs a Lawyer: Fraud Investigations – Avoid Becoming the Next Headline

Healthcare fraud attributable to nurses, hospitals, pharmacists, equipment providers and doctors, contributes to the high cost of medical care. For this and other reasons, fraud continues to be a hot topic in the healthcare industry. Recently, there have been numerous headlines regarding Medicare, Medicaid, and private insurance company investigations of…

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August 15, 2019, Kevin Little is included in the 26th Edition of The Best Lawyers in America© for his work in the practice area of Healthcare Law, for 2019

The Best Lawyers in America© recently recognized Kevin Little of our firm by including him in its 26th Edition for his work in the practice area of Healthcare Law, for 2019.  This distinction ranks Mr. Little among the top 5 percent of private practice attorneys nationwide, as determined purely by…

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August 1, 2019, Kevin Little is accepted as a member of the International Association of Defense Counsel

The International Association of Defense Counsel (IADC) recently accepted Kevin Little of our law firm for membership in the IADC.  The IADC is comprised of leading corporate attorneys and insurance executives throughout the world.  Its members are distinguished partners in large and small law firms, senior counsel in corporate and…

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When a Doctor Needs a Lawyer: Non-Compete Agreements and Restrictive Covenants

Consulting legal counsel to review a physician’s employment agreement before a dispute arises may increase a doctor’s negotiating power and help obtain better working conditions. Employment agreements contain many provisions, which may include: compensation arrangements, arbitration clauses, terms defining the scope of liability insurance, and non-compete agreements. As physicians in…

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July 25, 2019, Lee Little speaks to the Medical Group Management Association of the CSRA

Little Health Law is a proud affiliate of the CSRA Medical Group Management Association.  Lee Little was honored to present as July’s featured speaker on Healthy Medical Practice Management: Legal, Risk and Compliance Considerations.  Ms. Little shared considerations for medical practice managers in meeting current challenges in the healthcare business…

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Opioids: Physician Liability

As the opioid epidemic continues to cause death and create economic hardships within the nation, criminal prosecutors and law enforcement agents have increased their focus on prosecuting and pursuing severe penalties against doctors, pharmacists, nurses and other healthcare providers as a deterrent for providers who would prescribe opioids in excess.…

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