Publications

2015: The Boom of New Generic Top-Level Domains In 2015, domain name real estate exploded, with several hundred new top-level generic domain names (gTLDs) approved and introduced by the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN), the agency that coordinates and maintains the worldwide web. New domain names were […]

A recent Idaho case includes important reminders for income guarantee arrangements with recruited physicians and the potential liability that the practice group and the hospital can face when processes aren’t established for identifying and verifying incremental expenses. The Stark exception for physician recruitment allows hospitals to provide income guarantees to […]

Recent Settlements On back to back days, the Office for Civil Rights (“OCR”) announced two new settlements with significant dollars attached. On March 16 and March 17, 2016, OCR announced settlements with North Memorial Health Care of Minnesota ($1.55 million) and Feinstein Institute for Medical Research ($3.9 million), respectively. Both […]

For many small businesses operating an active trade or business, an election to form an LLC taxed as an S Corporation makes the most sense. It has several advantages, including limited liability, only one level of taxation, and minimal corporate formalities and other legal maintenance requirements. When compared to an […]

On March 21, 2016, the Nebraska Legislature advanced LB 960, the Transportation Innovation Act (the “Act”), to Final Reading (the last of three rounds of floor debate). The Act creates a transportation infrastructure bank and several new programs to accelerate state and local roads projects. A $50 million transfer from […]