Because of its finite manpower, the SEC must carefully choose which cases to bring in order to make the most effective statement of what type of conduct violates the law. Companies, on the other hand, must grapple with a number of questions when confronted with potential problems. Among these are whether to conduct an internal investigation or to hire an outside, independent party and whether to waive privilege by disclosing the details of that investigation to the SEC.
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Private Equity and Health Care – A Policy Discussion
Foley partner Larry Vernaglia, co-chair of the firm’s Providers of Health Care Services Area of Focus, and senior counsel Allie Shalom, co-chair of the firm’s Payor/Provider Convergence Area of Focus, are speaking in Healthcare Financial Management Association’s upcoming webinar titled “Private Equity and Health Care – A Policy Discussion” on April 30.
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American Telemedicine Association Nexus 2025
Foley is proud to continue its sponsorship of the American Telemedicine Association (ATA) to offer a plethora of industry insights with attendees during ATA Nexus 2025, exploring The Next Chapter in Virtual Care.
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