TEST HEALTH.pdf - Cumberland School of Law - Samford University

DEVELOPMENTS AND TRENDS
IN HEALTHCARE LAW 2012
Co-sponsored with the Health Law Section of the
Alabama State Bar
Friday, September 21, 2012
Wynfrey Hotel
Birmingham, Alabama
6.5 CLE hours, including 1 hour of ethics
WHAT YOUR PEERS HAVE SAID ABOUT THE PROGRAM:
“AS USUAL, THIS IS AN ESSENTIAL ANNUAL CLE FOR EVERY HEALTHCARE
ATTORNEY IN ALABAMA.”
“EXCELLENT SEMINAR - ONE OF THE BEST I’VE ATTENDED IN THE HEALTHCARE
ARENA. VERY PRACTICAL INFORMATION PROVIDED.”
“SURPASSED MY EXPECTATIONS, WHICH WERE ALREADY HIGH!”
“IT WAS EXCELLENT. FIRST TIME ATTENDING THIS SEMINAR. I WILL RETURN
NEXT YEAR!.”
“THIS CONTINUES TO BE AN EXCELLENT HIGH-LEVEL SEMINAR.”

AGENDA
PROGRAM CHAIRPERSON - LENORA W. PATE
SIROTE & PERMUTT, PC
8:00 a.m. Check-in and Continental Breakfast
8:30 a.m Ethics for the Healthcare Lawyer: Take Two Aspirins and
Call the Bar
• Problem Areas
• Conflicts of Interest
• Fees
J. Anthony McLain
General Counsel, Alabama State Bar
Montgomery, AL
9:30 a.m. Developments and Emerging Trends in Healthcare Fraud
Enforcement
• Partnerships in healthcare fraud enforcement, and major
tools used
• The Federal False Claims Act, and amendments thereto
• New tools under healthcare reform to fight fraud
• Trends in targeted sectors of healthcare to fight fraud
• Expanded use of HHS-OIG exclusion authorities
• The new overpayment rules
• The new “materiality standards” under the Federal False
Claims Act
John T. Boese
Fried Frank
Washington, DC
Stuart I. Silverman
Office of the Inspector General for the District of Columbia
Government
Washington, DC
10:30 a.m. Networking Break
10:45 a.m. Post Supreme Court: What is Next for Health Reform?
• Review of the Supreme Court’s decision
• Analysis of the implications of the decision for ongoing
efforts to implement health reform
• Analysis of the implications of the decision for the
Presidential election
Peter M. Leibold
Executive Vice President and Chief Executive Officer
American Health Lawyers Association
Washington, DC
12:15 p.m. Lunch at the Wynfrey/Health Law Section Meeting
1:15 p.m. Health Data Breach: The Law and the Lore for Practicing
Safe Computing
• HIPAA
• HITECH Act
• Actions by DHHS OCR in Settlements

• Consultants
Alan S. Goldberg
Attorney & Counsellor-at-Law
McLean, VA
Dina J. Marty
Counsel, Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center
Winston Salem, NC
2:15 p.m. Networking Break
2:30 p.m. Medical Litigation Insights: What Every Plaintiff’s Attorney
Loves to See and Hear
Stephen D. Heninger
Heninger Garrison Davis, LLC
Birmingham, AL
3:30 p.m. Alabama Case Law and Legislative Update: What Happened
and Didn’t Happen Since Last Year . . .
• CON
• Alabama Health Law Cases
• Alabama Health Law Legislation
• New Hospital Regulations
Gregg B. Everett
Gilpin Givhan, PC
Montgomery, AL
4:30 p.m. Adjourn
Patricia E. Ivie
Office of General Counsel, Alabama Department of Public Health
Montgomery, AL
Alva M. Lambert
Executive Director, State Health Planning and Development
Agency
Montgomery, AL
LEARN THE FOLLOWING
EXPLORE THE NEW SUPREME COURT DECISION ON THE
AFFORDABLE CARE ACT.
LEARN ABOUT THE AMENDMENTS TO THE FEDERAL FALSE
CLAIMS ACT.
LEARN HOW TO PROTECT WHAT REMAINS OF HEALTHCARE
CONFIDENTIALITY AND SECURITY, AND WHAT TO DO IF
THERE IS A BREACH.
HOW TO AVOID ETHICAL ISSUES INVOLVING CONFLICTS OF
INTEREST AND FEES.
LEARN ABOUT THE NEW HOSPITAL REGULATIONS.

REGISTRATION
Online: www.cumberland.samford.edu/cle or scan this code
Phone: 1-800-888-7454 or 205-726-2391
Fax: 205-726-2616
Mail: Cumberland School of Law CLE, P.O. Box 292222,
Birmingham, AL 35229
Developments and Trends in Healthcare Law 2012
Friday, September 21, 2012
o $349 Advance registration/Save Money (includes code to download and
print course materials 48 hours prior to the seminar)
o $399 Advance registration (includes hard copy of course materials)
o $369 Registration at the door (includes course materials on a flashdrive/no
hard copy of course materials)
o $50 I cannot attend. Please send me the course materials on a flashdrive.
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CLE credit: Approved for 6.5 hours of CLE credit in Alabama, Mississippi, and Tennessee,
including 1.0 hour of ethics credit. Credit has been applied for in Georgia. The program is
approved for 8.0 hours business related CPE (including 1.5 hours of accounting and
auditing CPE), 6.5 hours recognized by the Alabama Board of Nursing and approved for
6.5 hours of NHA credit.
Cancellations and refunds: Prepaid registration fees will be refunded, upon request, up
to 48 hours before the beginning of the seminar. Arrangements for substitutions may be
made anytime prior to the seminar.
Services for people with disabilities: Please contact the CLE office at 205-726-2391 or
email lawcle@samford.edu.
Nonlawyers welcome: Cumberland School of Law CLE programs are designed for
practicing attorneys but other professionals are welcome to attend.
Samford University is an Equal Opportunity Institution that complies with applicable law prohibiting discrimination in
its educational and employment policies and does not unlawfully discriminate on the basis of race, color, sex, age,
disability, veteran status, genetic information, or national or ethnic origin.

PLANNING COMMITTEE
Lenora W. Pate, Chairperson
Sirote & Permutt, PC
James F. (Jim) Barger, Jr.
Froshin & Barger, LLC
Kerry Black
Baptist Health System, Inc.
Howard E. Bogard
Burr & Forman LLP
J.S. Christie, Jr.
Bradley Arant Boult Cummings LLP
Lauren DeMoss
Maynard Cooper & Gale, PC
Susan Dominick Doughton
Dominick Feld Hyde, P.C.
Gregg B. Everett
Gilpin Givhan, PC
ABOUT THE FACULTY
Kathleen Kauffman, University of Alabama
at Birmingham Health System
Cavender C. (Chris) Kimble
Balch & Bingham LLP
Colin H. Luke
Bradley Arant Boult Cummings LLP
Professor Leonard J. (Jack) Nelson
Cumberland School of Law
Patricia J. Pritchett, University of Alabama
Health Services Foundation, P.C.
Cynthia Ransburg-Brown
Sirote & Permutt, PC
William B. Stewart
Wallace, Jordan, Ratliff & Brandt, L.L.C.
Janet Teer
DCH Health System
Sarah Wright
HealthSouth Corporation
JOHN T. BOESE is a member of the litigation department in Fried Frank’s Washington,
DC office. He is a nationally recognized expert on the civil False Claims Act and has
represented defendants in numerous False Claims Act cases brought by qui tam relators
or by the Department of Justice.
GREGG B. EVERETT is “of counsel” to Gilphin Givhan, PC in Montgomery, Alabama. He
previously served as General Counsel and Senior Vice President for the Alabama Hospital
Association (AlaHA) from 1994 – 2011.
ALAN S. GOLDBERG practices business and tax law, including the delivery and
regulation of healthcare and information technology, in McLean, Virginia. He is a past
President of the American Health Lawyers Association and is the founding moderator of
the AHLA Health Information and Technology Internet listserv.
STEPHEN D. HENINGER is a trial attorney with Heninger Garrison Davis, LLC in
Birmingham, Alabama where he has a strong healthcare litigation practice.
PATRICIA E. IVIE serves as General Counsel of the Alabama Department of Public Health
(ADPH), Alabama’s primary state health agency.
ALVA M. LAMBERT has served as Executive Director of the State Health Planning and
Development Agency (SHPDA) in Montgomery, Alabama since 1998.
PETER M. LEIBOLD serves as the Executive Vice President and Chief Executive Officer
of the American Health Lawyers Association (AHLA). His previous experience was as
General Counsel to the Catholic Health Association.
DINA MARTY is counsel at Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center, where she is
responsible for advising on HIPAA compliance and other privacy and security matters.
J. ANTHONY MCLAIN has been General Counsel of the Alabama State Bar since 1995.
Prior to his work with the bar, he was Assistant Attorney General for the State of Alabama
and in private practice.
LENORA PATE chairs the Health Care Consulting practice at Sirote & Permutt in
Birmingham, Alabama. She advises all types of healthcare providers, institutions,
practices, professionals, businesses and related associations on their business legal
needs, including federal and state regulatory issues.
STUART I. SILVERMAN practices law with the Office of the Inspector General for the
District of Columbia Government, where he is responsible for the development of
healthcare fraud prosecutions under the Medicaid program for the District of Columbia.