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Siegel – Is the QA Privilege Eroding?
Written by: Joshua T. Reece, Esq.
Edited by: Nicole A. Callahan, Esq.
At the end of 2021, the Appellate Division, Second Department revisited disclosure and New York's Quality Assurance
“No Jab, No Job: Citigroup to Fire Unvaccinated Staff This Month,” Reuters
In a Reuters’ article examining a decision by Citigroup Inc. to terminate U.S. employees not vaccinated by January 14, 2022, Hall Booth Smith Partner Jacqueline Voronov said
Hall Booth Smith Adds Stewart G. Milch as Of Counsel in New York City Office
NEW YORK, NY – January 6, 2022 – Hall Booth Smith, P.C. is pleased to welcome experienced attorney Stewart G. Milch as Of Counsel to its growing
Nursing Homes Challenge New York’s Profit Cap as Unconstitutional
Written by: Jeffrey T. Wolber, Esq.
Edited by: Nicole A. Callahan, Esq.
A group of over 200 nursing homes are challenging a New York law that sets a cap
“Circuit Court Decision Could Make COVID-19 Lawsuits Easier,” Healthcare Risk Management
In an article in Healthcare Risk Management, Drew Graham, a Partner and leader of Hall Booth Smith’s Aging Services Practice, explains how a decision from the 3rd
“How (to This Point) Has PREP Act Application Gone So Wrong?” New York Law Journal
In a New York Law Journal article evaluating the application of the Public Readiness and Emergency Preparedness Act (PREP) to claims of healthcare provider liability related to
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