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Healthcare Fraud and Abuse Bootcamp Webinar Series, Part VI: Trends in Government Enforcement and Best Practices for Investigating and Defending Healthcare Fraud Actions
Thursday, June 7, 2012
1:00-2:30 pm Eastern (12:00-1:30 pm Central; 11:00-12:30 pm Mountain; 10:00-11:30 am Pacific; 9:00-10:30 am Alaska; 7:00-8:30 am Hawaii)
This bootcamp webinar series is brought to you by the Fraud and Abuse (Fraud) Practice Group, and is co-sponsored by the Healthcare Liability and Litigation (HC Liability), Hospitals and Health Systems (HHS), Physician Organizations (Physicians), In-House Counsel (In-House), and the Regulation, Accreditation, and Payment (RAP) Practice Groups.
This presentation will address the following topics:
- Overview of recent government enforcement activities.
- What types of cases interest the government?
- Recent civil and criminal enforcement of healthcare fraud.
- The government’s use of the responsible corporate officer doctrine in healthcare fraud cases.
- Best Practices for defending the client involved in a government enforcement investigation or action.
- Strategies for conducting internal investigations in the face of a government investigation or action.
- What’s the purpose of the internal investigation?
- When to investigate and determining the scope of the investigation.
- Should in-house or outside counsel conduct the investigation?
- The importance of document preservation.
- Who’s the client? Conducting witness interviews of company employees.
- Identifying, reporting, and remediating potential issues.
- Strategies for protecting.
Access a general overview and more detailed information about each part of the Healthcare Fraud and Abuse Bootcamp Webinar Series.
Conducting a webinar requires the use of special software that allows the speakers and moderator to deliver an interactive presentation via the Internet. Participants will be able to download materials ahead of time and will also be able to view the speaker's PowerPoint slides during the conference, all while listening to the audio through their telephone. To test your computer's compatibility before the session, please conduct a browser test to see if Flash is installed on your computer. If it is not, please download the Flash player onto the computer on which you will be viewing the presentation.
CLE information will be provided to registrants at the URL where you access the materials. Find out more information on CLEs for webinars.
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Registration for single webinar:
Part I, II, III, IV, V, or VI
 Fraud, HC Liability,HHS, Physicians, In-House, or RAP Practice Group Member: $125 |
| Government, Academician, Public Interest, or Solo Practitioner Member: $50 |
| Student, Retired, or Paralegal Member: $25 |
| Other Health Lawyers Member: $175 |
| Non-Member: $300 |
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Registration for bundle webinars:
Parts I-VI
| Fraud, HC Liability, HHS, Physicians, In-House or RAP Practice Group Member: $625 |
| Government, Academician, Public Interest, or Solo Practitioner Member: $250 |
| Student, Retired, or Paralegal Member: $125 |
| Other Health Lawyers Member: $875 |
| Non-Member: $1250 |
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