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PACDL 2025 White Collar Practice Conference

Gerard M. Karam presented the program "Federal Sentencing Guidelines" at the 2025 White Collar Practice Conference hosted by the Pennsylvania Association of Criminal Defense.

Stevens & Lee Continues to Enhance Corporate, Finance and Capital Markets Capabilities with Addition of Greg Sutton as Shareholder

With a background as a lawyer and a former corporate executive officer, Greg's practice distinctly combines legal acumen and business insight.

Don’t Forget the Winner: The Successful Bidder in a New Jersey Public Bid Is a Necessary and Indispensable Party to a Bid Protest and Appeal

If the court determines that the successful bidder’s absence prevents a just adjudication, the entire protest action could be dismissed.

2026 Deadline Looms for Compliance with Updated Part 2 Regulations Regarding Patient Data Protections

Part 2 is applicable to records related to the identity, diagnosis, prognosis or treatment of any individual in a federally assisted substance use disorder program.

Innovation and Privacy Protection: Managing Third-Party Risks in Data-Driven Health Care

Health care providers must examine their digital ecosystems carefully to ensure compliance, mitigate data risks and maintain public trust.

What’s New in Pennsylvania Zoning and Land Use – Lehigh Valley Seminar

Speakers gave an insightful briefing to consultants, developers, engineers and municipal officials on the latest appellate cases affecting land use across Pennsylvania and in the Lehigh Valley.

Accelerate Cannabis: Mid-Atlantic Summit 2025

The Summit was a first-of-its-kind event that convened regional industry and policy leaders in the cannabis space to share insights on guidance and strategies on the Mid-Atlantic's emerging cannabis markets.

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.

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