Stevens & Lee Bolsters IP, Security and Privacy Services with Addition of Keith McWha as Shareholder

With nearly three decades of experience, Keith McWha is a registered patent attorney, inventor and litigator.

The OIG’s Seven Elements of an Effective Compliance Program

In a medical practice, building an effective compliance program means nurturing a culture of accountability and trust among all staff.

CMS Halts Survey and Certification Activities During the Federal Government Shutdown

The ongoing Shutdown is anticipated to significantly delay actions that require CMS certification and should therefore be taken into consideration when planning for any current or future projects.

When Compliance Becomes an M&A Dealbreaker: DOJ and OIG Guidance for Health Care M&A

Federal agencies have M&A in their sights as they continue to emphasize accountability, individual liability and program integrity in health care.

New Jersey Law Journal’s 2025 Real Estate Firm of the Year Finalist: Q&A With Chris Costa

Stevens & Lee has led some of the most transformative real estate projects in the Garden State.

2025: Zoning and Housing Go to Court – Princeton Seminar

The seminar also explored developments in Princeton's municipal regulations relating to affordable housing and emphasized the best practices for preparing effective land use applications. 

Budget Deadlock in Harrisburg: Implications for Public Services and Fiscal Stability of Pennsylvania’s Local Governments

The PA budget impasse has resulted in the freezing of billions in state payments to local government units.

NJDOL Continues Its Legal Challenge on the Independent Contractor Model

By treating owner-operator drivers as employees of the carrier who "lease" their trucks, NJDOL can impose employment taxes on the relationship even though owner-operators operate their own business and do not apply for or receive unemployment compensation benefits

Expired Federal Telehealth Waivers: Key Changes in Medicare Reimbursement Requirements for Telehealth Providers

By remaining compliant with key telehealth delivery standards, telehealth providers can avoid or mitigate exposure from changes in reimbursement requirements from Medicare.

State Tax Issue That Should Make In-House Counsel Lose Sleep

Rich explored the state and local tax risks that present ongoing challenges for in-house counsel.

Staying Ahead of U.S. Immigration Compliance: Strategies for In-House Counsel

Manuela discussed practical strategies for employers to maintain immigration compliance at a time of shifting administrative priorities, enforcement policies and regulatory landscapes.

What Are the Odds the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania Will Take My Case? 

The odds that the Pennsylvania Supreme Court will grant review of a case was highest in 2024 of the past five years.

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