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This special program
includes presentations by each of the Coordinators of the Civil and
Criminal Fraud Units of the Southern and Eastern Districts on the
federal health care laws including the Stark Self-Referral Laws and the
Fraud and Abuse Anti-kickback Laws.
A special feature of this
program is a panel discussion by Assistant U.S. Attorneys on a
hypothetical case.
The program is recommended
for attorneys who represent clients with interests in these areas and
for compliance officers who regularly confront federal and state fraud
and abuse issues.
Program
Contents
· Update, Programs and Upcoming Initiatives
· Hypothetical Case and Panel Discussion
· Fraud and Abuse (this topic does not carry MCLE
credit)
Program
Speakers
Co-Chair
Marcia B.
Smith, Esq.
Iseman Cunningham Riester & Hyde, LLP
--Albany
Co-Chair
Robert P.
Borsody, Esq.
Law Office of Robert P. Borsody
--New York City
Program
Speakers
Keir N.
Dougall, Esq.
Health Care Fraud Coordinator
United States Attorney’s Office
Criminal Division of the Eastern District of New York
--Brooklyn
Paul
Kaufman, Esq.
Health Care Fraud Coordinator
United States Attorney’s Office
Civil Division of the Eastern District of New York
--Central Islip
David N.
Kelley, Esq.
United States Attorney
Southern District of New York
--New York City
Stephen Craig
Payne, Esq.
Sidley Austin Brown & Wood
--Washington, D.C.
Paul B.
Radvany, Esq.
Health Care Fraud Coordinator
United States Attorney’s Office
Criminal Division of the Southern District of New York
--New York City
Robert W.
Sadowski, Esq.
Health Care Fraud Coordinator
United States Attorney’s Office
Civil Division of the Southern District of New York
--New York City
Jacqueline
C. Wolff, Esq.
Covington & Burling
--New York City
Total MCLE
Credits
3.5
Ethics MCLE
Credits
0.0
* Each additional person who
uses the tapes for MCLE credit must purchase a copy of the “MCLE
coursebook.”
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