Raquel “Rocky” Rodriguez was featured in the article “How ‘Rocky’ Rodriguez Helped George W. Bush Take the White House,” in the 2013 edition of Miami Super Lawyers magazine.
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Monthly Archives: June 2013
ILN Today Post
June 30, 2013
"How ‘Rocky’ Rodriguez Helped George W. Bush Take the White House," Raquel Rodriguez featured
ILN Today Post
June 30, 2013
"Four Factors Physicians Should Consider Before Job Termination," The Hospitalist, Steven Harris
Steven Harris wrote the article, “Four Factors Physicians Should Consider Before Job Termination,” published in the Hospitalist.
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ILN Today Post
June 30, 2013
"You may be claiming only a fraction of your potential IC-DISC tax saving," Smart Business, Mark Klimek quoted
Mark Klimek was quoted in the Smart Business article, “You may be claiming only a fraction of your potential IC-DISC tax saving.”
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ILN Today Post
June 30, 2013
"Evidence Stacking Up Against Aaron Hernandez," Bruce Reinhart interviewed
McDonald Hopkins attorney Bruce Reinhart was interviewed by THELAW.TV regarding the Aaron Hernandez murder trial. The segment can be found by clicking here.
http://news.thelaw.tv/2013/06/28/evidence-stacking-up-against-aaron-hernandez/
ILN Today Post
June 29, 2013
"In new era, political parties fade," Columbus Dispatch, Steve LaTourette featured
Steve LaTourette was featured in the Columbus Dispatch article, “In new era, political parties fade.”
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http://www.dispatch.com/content/stories/insight/2013/06/30/1-parties-less-hearty.html
ILN Today Post
June 28, 2013
"Boehner’s soft approach seen as boon, bane," The Oregonian, Steve LaTourette quoted
Steve LaTourette was quoted in The Oregonian article, “Boehner’s soft approach seen as boon, bane.”
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June 28, 2013
Medicaid Disallows Reimbursement, Requires Reporting for Provider Preventable Conditions
Starting July 1, 2013, the Washington Medicaid program will not pay a provider for the health care costs of treating conditions that the provider could have prevented. The rule, WAC 182-502-0022, contains a long list of such conditions and adds a few more acronyms to health care speak, including: (1) PPC – provider preventable conditions […]
For more information please visit www.omwhealthlaw.com or click on the headline above.
ILN Today Post
June 28, 2013
Week of June 24, 2013 on ILNToday – A Roundup!
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This week’s round up covers some hot topics in the news this week – the untimely passing of actor James Gandolfini (who coincidentally shares a hometown with me) and the Supreme Court’s strike down of DOMA:
- The Supreme Court Strikes Down DOMA—Benefit Plan Sponsors Have Much to Consider from Epstein Becker & Green: There are a lot of legal angles to examine in the wake of the Supreme Court’s decision, and EBG looks at the impact on employers in their latest piece.
- Planning for the Unexpected from Clark Wilson: Following James Gandolfini’s death, Canadian firm Clark Wilson looks at how estate planning is much more than just having a will.
ILN Today Post
June 28, 2013
Boxing clever: Controlling the dispute resolution process
A version of this article previously appeared on www.realbusiness.co.uk
‘You will observe the Rules of Battle, of course?’ the White Knight remarked, putting on his helmet too. ‘I always do’, said the Red Knight, and they began banging away at each other with such fury that Alice got behind a tree to be out of the way of the blows.
Disputes in business are an unpleasant fact of life. Litigation is a bruising process, likely to impact significantly on cash flow and, just as importantly, on management time. But there are a number of decisions that can be taken at the outset of a business relationship that may increase the level of control an organisation exerts over the dispute resolution process, ensuring so far as possible that litigation proceeds on the organisation’s own terms. More…
ILN Today Post
June 28, 2013
Supreme Court Strikes Down DOMA: What This Means in the Workplace
On June 26, 2013, the United States Supreme Court issued a very important decision in United States v. Windsor relating to same-sex marriage. The case relies on the old-sounding philosophy of states’ rights to support a modern concept. Persons in same-sex marriages will now be governed by the same federal rules that apply to heterosexual marriages. The federal Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA), which only recognized heterosexual marriages when doling out over 1,000 federal benefits and entitlements, is now confirmed as unconstitutional. In addition to qualifying for joint income tax rates and lower estate taxes, employee benefits just got better for same-sex families. Health insurance and flex plans can now be available on a tax-free basis to all same-sex spouses, not just those who meet the special tests for Section 105(b) dependent status. And same-sex spouses will now get ERISA retirement plan rights that were previously required only for heterosexual spouses.
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