Immune or Not? Why Government Entities Can No Longer Rely Solely on Sovereign Immunity Defenses for Litigation A recent U.S. Supreme Court decision could have significant implications for public and quasi-public entities in New Jersey. In Galette v. New Jersey Transit Corporation (607 U.S. —- (2026)), decided on March 4,
Coding audits 101: How physicians can prepare by Abdul J. Roberts, Esq., and Jim Tudor, PCA, CPC Contributing Authors You’ve received a request for medical records from a payer who is going to conduct an audit on your claims. Your electronic health record (EHR) system is excellent, the notes are
Effective March 1, 2026, the Amendment replaces the traditional requirement that public meeting published the notices in print newspapers with a new framework centered on online publication. Going forward, public entities may satisfy OPMA’s publication requirements by posting notices of upcoming public meetings on the entity’s official website. So long
Addressing disparities for intersectional BIPOC communities: the hood medicine initiative case study Emily Hotez, PhDa,y,*, Shanice Hudson, PhDb,y, Anchuen Cho, PhDa,b, Charles Senteio, PhDb,c,Jonathan Whiteb, Doug Slaughter, MPHb, Peter Hotez, MD, PhDd, Quinn Chipley, MD, PhDb a David Geffen School of Medicine, University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA), 911 Broxton