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Understanding looming Medicaid eligibility changes
Commentary: The One Big Beautiful Bill Act changes Medicaid eligibility, limiting federal funding and adding new requirements.
California taxes a Texas radiologist who works from home
Commentary: A Texas radiologist working remotely, faces California tax under the unitary business doctrine despite never working in the state.
FTC’s noncompete ban is dead, but its efforts to limit noncompetes survives
Commentary: The FTC ends its nationwide noncompete ban but intensifies efforts to restrict noncompetes, especially in health care.
Gender-affirming care guidelines bring complex issues
Commentary: Supreme Court ruling, federal guidelines bring complexities to gender-affirming care for states.
Federal courts have oscillating anti-kickback interpretations
Two federal courts issued conflicting rulings on the Anti-Kickback Statute, narrowing its scope in one case while upholding broader enforcement in another.
Ambient scribes in health care
The explosive growth of artificial intelligence offers many opportunities to increase efficiency in health care delivery, allowing providers to focus more of their time on delivering quality care, but providers […]
Legal experts address the question of who should pay when AI goes wrong
Legal experts warn U.S. AI liability laws lag as cases in health care, hiring and housing highlight risks and need for stronger regulation.
MD among states suing Trump over transgender care crackdown
Maryland's Anthony Brown is suing, alleging unlawful intimidation of hospitals providing gender-affirming care to transgender youth.
UnitedHealth under federal investigation, says it is cooperating
UnitedHealth Group says it is cooperating with federal criminal and civil investigations involving its market-leading Medicare business.
Baltimore mayor part of lawsuit over Trump’s efforts to restrict Obamacare enrollment
Mayors are suing the Trump administration over ACA rule changes that cut enrollment time and limit access to affordable health care coverage.
New 2025 Maryland health care laws
The Maryland General Assembly’s 2025 legislative session concluded with the enactment of many health care laws that will impact health care facilities, providers, insurers, and patients in the state. Here are some of the highlights from the 2025 Session.
What employers should know about excessive health plan costs
In the past decade, employers who sponsor pension plans have been subject to class actions brought by their employees, alleging the employers breached their fiduciary duty to pension plan participants […]
