The state’s new law reflects growing national concern that deals and short-term financial pressures may threaten care quality and provider stability.
The state’s new law reflects growing national concern that deals and short-term financial pressures may threaten care quality and provider stability.
Federal prosecutors say New York health officials and state contractor misled regulators and public about the state’s $10 billion home care program.
This article examines the evolving federal and state AI enforcement landscape and outlines practical considerations for companies deploying AI technologies.
If a chatbot crosses into licensed territory, New York wants liability to follow, just as it would for a human.
The first-of-its-kind regulation could influence other states to adopt similar rules in the areas of healthcare, mental health, legal services, and financial advising.
Our in-brief, biweekly roundup of notable US Department of Justice False Claims Act cases related to healthcare fraud.
Robert G Kramer is accused of selling his company shares before publicly revealing contamination issues with his company’s COVID-19 vaccine production.
How ESG debates are shifting from high-level commitments to concrete disputes over permits, costs, and regulatory power.