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Inside the Minds: Mortgage and Finance Fraud Litigation Strategies
August 10, 2010
Strategies for Effective Mortgage Insurance Litigation
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Shopping Centre Assessments
July 28, 2010
Some tips for the UK from other jurisdictions
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Stock Options Granted by U.S. Company Ineligible for Tax Breaks
July 27, 2010
Written by Sophie Borenstein, this article appeared in Tax Notes International
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Tighter imaging supervision requirements threaten hospitals; group contracts may be affected
July 20, 2010
New supervision requirements for diagnostic services provided to hospital outpatients could threaten the ability of many hospitals to meet Medicare requirements for outpatient tests. The rules took effect July 1.
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Special Care and Handling of ASC Mergers
July 19, 2010
Whether it's hospitals looking to buy up ASC's from physician-owners or a group of stand-alone surgery centers banding together as one, mergers are becoming increasingly popular in our industry.
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Are Antitrust Actions Worth Pursuing?
July 19, 2010
An antitrust lawsuit may level the playing field if you're facing a rival provider who's quashing competition, but it will be very expensive - 7-figure bills are not uncommon - and can take years to run its course through federal ro state courts.
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A Swap Provider’s Guide to Syndicated Loan Documents That Incorporate Bilateral Swap Facilities
July 15, 2010
Syndicated credit agreements often provide that syndicate member banks may enter into bilateral swaps and derivatives transactions with the borrower, and that any resulting credit exposure will be secured by the collateral and backed by the guaranties supporting the credit agreement.
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What the new UK Bribery Act 2010 means for U.S. companies
July 13, 2010
U.S. companies are familiar with the strict requirements of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act, which in recent years have been extensively used by U.S. enforcement agencies to investigate and prosecute corrupt activity by both U.S. companies that operate overseas and non-U.S. companies which have some connection to the U.S. The UK has overhauled its law on corruption in the Bribery Act 2010, which will come into force on a date yet to be fixed by the new government. This new legislation introduces important new offences which will apply to any business either based in the UK or which has some part of its operation in the UK. The Bribery Act is in some important respects more far-reaching than the FCPA. This article explains how the Bribery Act will affect U.S. companies that operate in the UK.
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Tax Implications of Pension Reform Plan Clarified
June 30, 2010
Article by Sophie Borenstein which appeared in Tax Notes International
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European Commission Targets French Tax Rules for Dividend Distributions
June 24, 2010
This article by Sophie Borenstein appeared in "Tax Notes International"