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Congress Seeks Information from 340B Covered Entities and Holds Hearing to Discuss How Covered Entities Use 340B Savings

Posted October 17, 2017 By Elizabeth J. Karan & Jason Reddish & Michael B. Glomb & & Filed Under: 340B, Blog, Health Law

On October 11, 2017, the Oversight and Investigations Subcommittee of the House Energy and Commerce Committee convened a hearing on the use of… Read More

Enforcement of Manufacturer Overcharge Penalty Rule Delayed Until July 1, 2018; HRSA Might Propose New Rule

Posted October 17, 2017 By Elizabeth J. Karan & Jason Reddish & Michael B. Glomb & & Filed Under: 340B, Blog, Health Law

HRSA has finalized its proposal to delay enforcement of its final rule imposing civil monetary penalties (CMPs) on manufacturers that overcharge… Read More

Avoiding Health and Safety Deficiency Findings: Five Ways the HR Department Can Help

Posted October 13, 2017 By Alexandra R. Rosenblatt & Nicole M. Bacon & & Filed Under: Blog, Federal Grants, Head Start, Human Resources

For all Head Start programs, the most important priority is to ensure the health, safety, and well-being of the children and families they serve.… Read More

Six FTLF Attorneys Named “Best Lawyers” In Family Law

Posted October 10, 2017 & Filed Under: Blog, Family Law

Six attorneys in the Family Law practice group of Feldesman Tucker Leifer Fidell LLP have been named 2018 “Best Lawyers” in District of… Read More

What Makes a Divorce Attorney an Effective Litigator?

Posted October 3, 2017 By Katherine A. O’Rourke & Filed Under: Blog, Divorce, Family Law

The conventional wisdom in Family Law is that the divorcing client is generally better served by achieving a mutually-agreed settlement of the… Read More

Check the Box is Dead

Posted September 25, 2017 By Alexandra R. Rosenblatt & Nicole M. Bacon & & Filed Under: Blog, Federal Grants, Head Start, Monitoring

Did you watch the webinar the Office of Head Start presented on monitoring for FY 2018? If you did, chances are you noticed that we’re in a… Read More

Contracting – Boilerplate Provisions

Posted September 21, 2017 By Alexandra R. Rosenblatt & Nicole M. Bacon & & Filed Under: Blog, contracting, Contracts, Federal Grants, Head Start

If you have ever drafted or reviewed a contract, you’ve likely seen so-called “boilerplate” provisions, terms like “no waiver” and… Read More

Will My Attorney Have My Back in My Divorce?

Posted September 18, 2017 By Molly McGuinness Saxon & Filed Under: Divorce, Family Law

Perhaps you have just learned that your wife is having an affair. Or that your husband has previously-undisclosed bank accounts in the Cayman… Read More

OMB Circulars Are Available Again at Whitehouse.gov

Posted September 18, 2017 By Scott S. Sheffler & Filed Under: Blog, Federal Grants

As many grantees no doubt noticed, with the change of Presidential administrations, the Office of Management and Budget reference materials we had… Read More

Contracting – Is Your Agency at Risk?

Posted September 13, 2017 By Alexandra R. Rosenblatt & Nicole M. Bacon & & Filed Under: Contracts, Federal Grants, Head Start

Head Start agencies rely on countless contractors and subrecipients to help them fulfill grant responsibilities. Many agencies do not realize… Read More

How Will Our Special Needs Child Affect Our Divorce?

Posted September 5, 2017 By Katherine A. O’Rourke & Filed Under: Blog, Family Law, Issues around children and divorce

Studies show that simply having children creates stress in even the most solid marriages. What then can we assume is the impact of a special needs… Read More

Training the Governing Body and Policy Council Under the New Head Start Program Performance Standards

Posted August 28, 2017 By Alexandra R. Rosenblatt & Nicole M. Bacon & & Filed Under: Blog, Federal Grants, Governance, Head Start

Monitoring reviews are set to restart this fiscal year, and Head Start programs should be preparing for reviews under the new Head Start Program… Read More

HRSA Proposes to Delay Enforcement of Manufacturer Overcharge Penalty Rule Until July 1, 2018; Seeks Comment on Delay

Posted August 18, 2017 By Elizabeth J. Karan & Jason Reddish & Michael B. Glomb & & Filed Under: 340B, Blog, Health Law

HRSA is proposing to delay enforcement of its final rule imposing civil monetary penalties on manufacturers that overcharge 340B program covered… Read More

The High Asset Divorce

Posted August 14, 2017 By Alice Newhall & Filed Under: Blog, Divorce, Family Law

In the Forbes 2017 ranking of the Top 10 Richest Counties in America, four out of the top ten counties were in Northern Virginia, namely: Loudoun… Read More

CLIENT ALERT: 340B Database Offline August 15 to Mid-September; Plan Ahead NOW

Posted August 11, 2017 By Elizabeth J. Karan & Jason Reddish & Michael B. Glomb & & Filed Under: 340B, Blog, Health Law

Covered entitles and 340B program stakeholders should prepare now for a disruption to the 340B Office of Pharmacy Affairs Information System (340B… Read More

What Impact Will Family Wealth Have in My Divorce?

Posted August 10, 2017 By Richard A. Gray & Filed Under: Blog, Family Law

In addition to the assets that they have accumulated during their marriage, some divorcing couples have significant family wealth in the… Read More

FTLF Health Law Attorneys to Present at 2017 NACHC Community Health Institute in San Diego

Posted August 4, 2017 By Adam J. Falcone & Edward T. Waters & Jacqueline C. Leifer & Marcie H. Zakheim & Martin J. Bree & Matthew S. Freedus & Michael B. Glomb & Molly S. Evans & & Filed Under: Blog, Health Law, NACHC

Attorneys from FTLF’s health care practice group will be presenting at educational sessions during the NACHC 2017 Community Health Institute… Read More

Head Start Weekly Roundup

Posted August 4, 2017 By Alexandra R. Rosenblatt & Nicole M. Bacon & & Filed Under: Blog, Federal Grants, Head Start, Privacy

The new privacy regulations took effect on August 1, 2017, so this week we’re focused on privacy here at FTLF! We’ve collected and curated… Read More

U.S. Supreme Court Assures Another Right to Same-Sex Parents

Posted August 2, 2017 By Emily C. Baker & Filed Under: Blog, Family Law

In 2015, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled in its Obergefell decision that American same-sex couples are entitled to marry “on the same… Read More

Head Start Weekly Roundup

Posted July 21, 2017 By Alexandra R. Rosenblatt & Nicole M. Bacon & & Filed Under: Blog, Federal Grants, Head Start

We’ve been collecting and curating the week’s must-read news, articles and blog posts on Head Start, education and federal grants. Happy… Read More