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Health Law Section

2nd Annual FUNdamentals of Florida Healthcare Law
Back by popular demand and with a country-western flavor, this lively and fast-paced CLE program is designed to be immediately valuable to new attorneys, in-house counsel, lawyers needing a healthcare law refresher and for other healthcare professionals such as risk managers, compliance officers and privacy officers. Cutting edge topics plus recommendations from experienced faculty are designed to make attendees immediately productive. Presented in a relaxed and comfortable country-western format, topics include recent federal healthcare reform legislation, EMTALA principles, a HITECH HIPAA update, false claims briefing, Florida healthcare licensing tips and traps, Florida anti-kickback update, recent developments in Stark and Federal anti-kickback laws and advising tax-exempt organizations in today’s environment. Ample time has been reserved for wrap-up plus Q/A. Speakers will also provide analysis of legal challenges and issues faced by various stakeholders in Florida’s healthcare community, including physicians, healthcare professionals, healthcare facilities, managed care organizations and HMOs. Speakers and attendees are encouraged to wear comfortable country-western attire.
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Advanced Health Law Topics and Certification Review 2010
The 2010 Health Law Advanced Topics and Certification Review course is designed to serve as a comprehensive update in a number of different health law disciplines. Candidates pre-qualified to take the health law certification examination may find it a useful study tool. The program faculty consists of distinguished health lawyers with significant experience in their field. Candidates need to be fully aware that the faculty has had no communication with the Certification Committee nor do they have knowledge of the contents of the exam. If you choose to use this course as a tool to assist you in preparing for the exam, attendance at the live session over the purchase of course materials or audio CD/DVD is recommended as the delivery of the course materials or audio CDs/DVDs is not guaranteed prior to the exam date.
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Health Law Hot Topics 2009
Health Law Hot Topics will include presentations on the following topics: Wyeth v. Levine: Is There a Future for State Torts Claims Plaintiffs in Health Care Products Liability Cases; The 2009 Florida Legislative Session: Health Law Update; The Octomom Phenomenon: Nayda Suleman and Renewed Societal Focus on Medical Bioethics; The Presidential Agenda: Health Care Initiatives in the Obama Administration; and the course will update you on some of the most recent developments in the area of health law.
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Representing the Physician 2010
This program will include topics such as physician non-competes, patient arbitration agreements, employment law and independent contractor issues for the physician’s lawyer; important tax and business law considerations in structuring medical group; a review of the legal documentation of group practices, MSOs, and medical office ownership; physician regulatory; physician self-disclosures; and transactional and regulatory issues in clinical integration; and physicians & home health agencies in Florida
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The First Annual FUNdamentals of Florida Healthcare Law
This lively and fast-paced program is designed to be valuable to new attorneys, in-house counsel, lawyers needing a healthcare law refresher and for other healthcare professionals such as risk managers, compliance officers and privacy officers. Cutting-edge topics plus recommendations from experienced faculty presenters are designed to make attendees more immediately productive. Topics include timely and current legal and regulatory issues such as patient safety, E&M coding, medical devices, compliance, credentialing, HITECH HIPAA, false claims, Medicare/Medicaid, physician-hospital contracting, provider regulatory investigations and defending administrative prosecution, and core state healthcare facility licensing. Speakers will also provide analysis of legal challenges and issues faced by the various stakeholders in Florida's healthcare community, including physicians, hospitals and health systems, managed care organizations and long term care facilities. The program will feature live audio and PowerPoint presentations September 18, 2009, with simultaneous audio and video webcast.
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International Law Section


Labor and Employment Law Section


Law Office Management Assistance Service (LOMAS)


Military Affairs Committee


Out-of-State Practitioners Division


Professional Ethics Committee


Real Property Probate & Trust Law Section


Tax Section


Trial Lawyers Section


Workers' Compensation Section

Young Lawyers Division

Effective March 6, 2010, new lawyers or members that have not yet completed their three Basic CLE course component of the Basic Skills Course Requirement (BSCR), Rule 6-12, Rules Regulating The Florida Bar, will be able to fulfill this requirement either by attending a live Basic CLE presentation or participating in the 24/7 online CLE version of the Basic program and obtaining a certificate of completion. This online CLE option will replace the previously offered video replays. Live webcasts/virtual seminars, audio-CD and video-DVD programs will not satisfy this requirement. You can register for upcoming live seminars or participate in the 24/7 On-line CLE at your convenience and any time, 24 hours a day, by accessing The Florida Bar CLE website at www.floridabar.org/CLE.

The in-person attendance requirement for Practicing with Professionalism has not changed.

The expanded delivery method option for satisfying the BSCR only affects those attorneys who have not yet completed the BSCR. To verify your compliance and reporting dates, please check our website at www.floridabar.org/cler.

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[Revised: 06-01-2008 ]