Time: 2:00-3:30 PM Eastern (90 minutes)
Session Format: Live Webinar
CLE Credit Available:  Yes

Topic: Can We Pay For That? Delving Into FMV Issues in Practice Acquisitions, Physician Integrations, and Other Health Care Transactions

The webinar will bring together top legal and valuation experts to discuss the requirements of FMV and commercial reasonableness in physician practice acquisitions, integrations, and other health care transactions.

Issues covered in the webinar will include: 

• The mechanics of the exceptions and safe harbors applicable to practice acquisitions and integrations; 
• Approaches (both internal and external) for determining and documenting FMV and commercial reasonableness in practice acquisitions and integrations; and
• Pitfalls and lessons learned from recent health care regulatory and enforcement actions involving practice acquisitions and integrations.

Level of Difficulty: Intermediate 

Listen With a Colleague Registration

• AHLA Member: $149
• Government, Academician, Public Interest, or Solo Practitioner AHLA Member: $99
• Student, Paralegal, or Retired AHLA Member: $99
  AHLA Member Listen with a Colleague Option (see "Listen with a Colleague" link on Overview tab): $99
• Non-AHLA Member: $199

Content Lead:

• Fair Market Value Affinity Group

Partnering AHLA Group

• Hospitals and Health Systems Practice Group

The “Listen with a Colleague" option allows multiple registrants from the same organization and location to participate in the webinar at a discounted rate. It may ONLY be used if at least one person from your organization and location has registered at the regular/full webinar registration rate. Please note that those who register under the reduced “Listen with a Colleague" rate must access the webinar from the same location and computer as the full-priced registrant they are registered under.

The “Listen with a Colleague" option is continuing legal education (CLE) credit-eligible. In order to obtain a certificate of completion for submission to a state CLE accrediting body, those registered under this option must obtain the attendance verification code—which will be displayed at a random time during the webinar—and enter that code under “Verification Code for Live Webinar" section of the webinar description webpage. Please note that each registrant must submit a complete evaluation from their individual accounts to obtain a certificate of completion.

If you have any questions about this registration option, please contact customer support.

The Stark Law: Comprehensive Analysis and Practical Guide

More than a summary of the law, this new edition of an essential monograph offers in-depth critical analysis of this risky, complex area, as well as a wealth of practice pointers and advice for advising clients. Written by leading experts in the interpretation and application of Stark Law, the latest edition of The Stark Law: Comprehensive Analysis + Practical Guide offers up to date information on a variety of topics.

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Time: 2:00-3:30 PM Eastern (90 minutes)
Session Format: Live Webinar
CLE Credit Available:  Yes

This webinar will focus on the growing use of rep and warranty insurance in health care transactions.  The speakers will focus on mechanics of rep and warranty insurance, and the practical implications of its use.

Level of Difficulty: Intermediate

Listen With a Colleague Registration

• AHLA Member: $149
• Government, Academician, Public Interest, or Solo Practitioner AHLA Member: $99
• Student, Paralegal, or Retired AHLA Member: $99
  AHLA Member Listen with a Colleague Option (see "Listen with a Colleague" link on Overview tab): $99
• Non-AHLA Member: $199

Content Lead:

• Transactions Affinity Group

The “Listen with a Colleague" option allows multiple registrants from the same organization and location to participate in the webinar at a discounted rate. It may ONLY be used if at least one person from your organization and location has registered at the regular/full webinar registration rate. Please note that those who register under the reduced “Listen with a Colleague" rate must access the webinar from the same location and computer as the full-priced registrant they are registered under.

The “Listen with a Colleague" option is continuing legal education (CLE) credit-eligible. In order to obtain a certificate of completion for submission to a state CLE accrediting body, those registered under this option must obtain the attendance verification code—which will be displayed at a random time during the webinar—and enter that code under “Verification Code for Live Webinar" section of the webinar description webpage. Please note that each registrant must submit a complete evaluation from their individual accounts to obtain a certificate of completion.

If you have any questions about this registration option, please contact customer support.

Time (All Sessions): 90 minutes
Sessions Format: On Demand Recording
CLE Available: No

For on-demand webinar recordings (MP4 files), streaming access is available for 12-months from the date of the live webinar.  After 12-months, on-demand webinar recordings are available through the AHLA Health Law Archive.

The General Counsel Series, All Parts

• AHLA Member:$267.00
• AHLA Non-Member:$402.00

Content Lead:

• In-House Counsel Practice Group

Partners:

• Public Health System Affinity Group
• Business Law and Governance Practice Group
• Fair Market Value Affinity Group

On-Demand+CLE Webinars

On-Demand+CLE webinars are eligible for Continuing Legal Education (CLE) credit and are approved in every state with mandatory CLE requirements for attorneys unless otherwise specified. Please refer to the Distance Learning CLE State Chart for details regarding specific state guidelines.

On-Demand Webinars

Offerings designated as “On-Demand" differ from those designated as “On-Demand+CLE" in that they are CLE-ineligible. However, CLE credit may be obtained by applying directly to the attorney's state accrediting body, but approval is not guaranteed and is at the discretion of said accrediting body and subject to its rules and regulations. Please refer to the Distance Learning CLE State for details regarding specific state guidelines.

Other, Non-CLE Credits

AHLA On-Demand+CLE webinars are only approved for CLE credits unless otherwise stated. To obtain other credit types (Continuing Professional Education, Compliance Certification Board, Nursing Home Administrator, etc.) participants may apply directly their desired licensing body, but approval is not guaranteed and is at the discretion of said licensing body and subject to its rules and regulations.

For additional information about Distance Learning-related credits, please email the Practice Groups staff at dl@healthlawyers.org.

Live Webinars

Live webinars are eligible for Continuing Legal Education (CLE) credit. Please refer to the Distance Learning CLE State Chart for details regarding specific state guidelines.

• For attorneys licensed in states in which live distance learning programs are approved and AHLA possesses approved provider/sponsor status: AHLA webinars are pre-approved for CLE credit. Certificates of completion are made available immediately following the webinar upon completion of the course evaluation. Those states are: Indiana, Louisiana, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, and Virginia.
• For attorneys licensed in states in which live distance learning programs are approved and AHLA does not possess approved provider/sponsor status: participants are able to apply directly to their state accrediting body for approval for and accreditation of AHLA-sponsored webinars. The application and agenda are available for download during the live event and any time thereafter; certificates of completion are made available immediately following the webinar upon completion of the course evaluation.
• In states in which live distance learning programs are not approved, it is still possible to obtain CLE credit by applying directly to the state's accrediting body for “self-study" credit where applicable.

Other, Non-CLE Credits

AHLA webinars are only presumptively approved for CLE credits unless otherwise stated. To obtain other credit types (Continuing Professional Education, Compliance Certification Board, Nursing Home Administrator, etc.) participants may apply directly their desired licensing body, but approval is not guaranteed and is at the discretion of said licensing body and subject to its rules and regulations.

For additional information about Distance Learning-related credits, please email the Practice Groups staff at dl@healthlawyers.org.

Time: 90 minutes
Session Format: On Demand Recording
CLE Credit Available:  No

For on-demand webinar recordings, streaming access is available for 12-months from the date of the live webinar.  After 12-months, on-demand webinar recordings are available through the AHLA Health Law Archive.

Law Department Management Best Practices e.g., best practice and current trends for example, technology uses - billing and contract management systems, department and reporting structure, hiring outside counsel and consultants, policies and procedures, alternative fee structures) (Board training, updating the board, best way to communicate, pitfalls in bylaws and operating agreements, what should you be telling you board in current environment, board composition including promoting diversity).

Level of Difficulty: Intermediate

• AHLA Member: $99
• Non-AHLA Member: $149

Content Lead:

• In-House Counsel Practice Group

Partners:

• Public Health System Affinity Group
• Business Law and Governance Practice Group
• Fair Market Value Affinity Group

Time (All Sessions): 90 minutes
Sessions Format: On Demand Recording
CLE Available: No

For on-demand webinar recordings (MP4 files), streaming access is available for 12-months from the date of the live webinar.  After 12-months, on-demand webinar recordings are available through the AHLA Health Law Archive.

With various types of disasters seemingly becoming increasingly common across the United States and the world, including catastrophic hurricanes, wildfires, mudslides and volcanic eruptions, as well as terrorist attacks, healthcare providers have many reasons to be considering whether they are prepared for a disaster event. Community disasters pose special challenges for hospitals and other healthcare facilities given the functions they serve in communities. Counsel to providers with recent real-life experiences addressing these challenges have stories and insights to share, based on what they learned and what they wish they had known. This 3-part webinar series will provide current, real-life, “from the trenches” examples and analysis of the unexpected and challenging legal questions that arise for hospitals and other essential health care providers in preparation and response to disasters. It will include panelists who practice and represent clients in Puerto Rico, Hawaii, California, Florida, Texas, the Carolinas and other areas that have recently experienced large-scale disasters.

• AHLA Member: $60
• AHLA Non-Member: $90

Content Lead:

• Public Health System

Partner(s):

• Hospitals and Health Systems
• Business Law and Governance Practice Group
• In-House Practice Group

On-Demand+CLE Webinars

On-Demand+CLE webinars are eligible for Continuing Legal Education (CLE) credit and are approved in every state with mandatory CLE requirements for attorneys unless otherwise specified. Please refer to the Distance Learning CLE State Chart for details regarding specific state guidelines.

On-Demand Webinars

Offerings designated as “On-Demand" differ from those designated as “On-Demand+CLE" in that they are CLE-ineligible. However, CLE credit may be obtained by applying directly to the attorney's state accrediting body, but approval is not guaranteed and is at the discretion of said accrediting body and subject to its rules and regulations. Please refer to the Distance Learning CLE State for details regarding specific state guidelines.

Other, Non-CLE Credits

AHLA On-Demand+CLE webinars are only approved for CLE credits unless otherwise stated. To obtain other credit types (Continuing Professional Education, Compliance Certification Board, Nursing Home Administrator, etc.) participants may apply directly their desired licensing body, but approval is not guaranteed and is at the discretion of said licensing body and subject to its rules and regulations.

For additional information about Distance Learning-related credits, please email the Practice Groups staff at dl@healthlawyers.org.

Live Webinars

Live webinars are eligible for Continuing Legal Education (CLE) credit. Please refer to the Distance Learning CLE State Chart for details regarding specific state guidelines.

• For attorneys licensed in states in which live distance learning programs are approved and AHLA possesses approved provider/sponsor status: AHLA webinars are pre-approved for CLE credit. Certificates of completion are made available immediately following the webinar upon completion of the course evaluation. Those states are: Indiana, Louisiana, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, and Virginia.
• For attorneys licensed in states in which live distance learning programs are approved and AHLA does not possess approved provider/sponsor status: participants are able to apply directly to their state accrediting body for approval for and accreditation of AHLA-sponsored webinars. The application and agenda are available for download during the live event and any time thereafter; certificates of completion are made available immediately following the webinar upon completion of the course evaluation.
• In states in which live distance learning programs are not approved, it is still possible to obtain CLE credit by applying directly to the state's accrediting body for “self-study" credit where applicable.

Other, Non-CLE Credits

AHLA webinars are only presumptively approved for CLE credits unless otherwise stated. To obtain other credit types (Continuing Professional Education, Compliance Certification Board, Nursing Home Administrator, etc.) participants may apply directly their desired licensing body, but approval is not guaranteed and is at the discretion of said licensing body and subject to its rules and regulations.

For additional information about Distance Learning-related credits, please email the Practice Groups staff at dl@healthlawyers.org.

Time: 90 minutes
Format: On Demand Webinar
Topic: Show Us the Money! Tips and Tales of Counsel’s Role in Securing Revenue and Reestablishing Solvency After a Large-Scale Disaster

This session will examine the questions and role for counsel in maintaining and/or reestablishing essential revenue streams during and following a disaster, including managing insurance claims, ensuring and restoring proper billing procedures and securing contractual payments against challenges and navigating the Stafford Act to secure government assistance.

Note: No CLE offered for this course.

Content Lead:

• Public Health System Affinity Group

Partner(s):

• Hospitals and Health Systems Practice Group
• Business Law and Governance Practice Group
• In-House Counsel Practice Group

Time: 90 minutes
Session Format: On Demand Recording
CLE Credit Available:  No

For on-demand webinar recordings, streaming access is available for 12-months from the date of the live webinar.  After 12-months, on-demand webinar recordings are available through the AHLA Health Law Archive.

We plan to discuss current enforcement trends by HHS OCR as they continue to be vigilant in regulating and issuing enforcement actions for HIPAA violations.  There is sustained momentum as the number of breach cases continue to grow.  Based upon these trends, the speakers will provide participants with tips on ensuring that providers are appropriately combating risk for HIPAA violations through training, supervision and incident reporting.  Finally, we expect to have perspectives from either the provider community or cybersecurity insurance companies regarding their perspectives on enforcement and incident analysis.

Level of Difficulty: Intermediate

• AHLA Member: $99
• Non-AHLA Member: $149

Content Lead:

• Health Care Liability and Litigation Practice Group

Time (All Sessions): 90 minutes
Sessions Format: On Demand Recording
CLE Available: No

For on-demand webinar recordings (MP4 files), streaming access is available for 12-months from the date of the live webinar.  After 12-months, on-demand webinar recordings are available through the AHLA Health Law Archive.

This 2-part series is part of the ongoing collaboration between AHLA’s Medical Staff Credentialing and Peer Review Practice Group (MSCPR) and the National Association for Medical Staff Services (NAMSS).  Each year, the MSCPR and NAMSS webinar series takes on medical staff hot topics with a particular focus on how attorneys and medical staff professionals work together effectively to address these challenging issues.  

Our topics for this year are: 

Physician Burnout and the Physician Well-Being Committee (PWBC) (May 23)

How does physician fatigue and burn out contribute to quality/safety issues, disruptive conduct, impairment and other medical staff challenges?   This Webinar will address the legal and practical challenges arising from physician burnout, and what gets hospitals and physicians into trouble.  It will provide practical pointers on the design and operation of a Physician Well Being Committee as a means of addressing these issues on the medical staff. 

Diversity/Implicit Bias on the Medical Staff – How to Raise Awareness and Implement Best Practices for Your Medical Leadership Team.  (June 13)

Medical staffs are increasingly diverse – gender, race, nationality, religion, sexual orientation and disability set some physicians apart from their medical staff peers.  How does implicit bias impact how physicians are credentialed, peer reviewed and promoted into medical leadership positions?  What are the legal risks and exposures that hospitals should be attuned to – both for employed and independent staff physicians?  We will discuss policies, training and best practices to address these issues on the medical staff. 

• AHLA Member:$178
• AHLA Non-Member:$268

Content Lead:

• Medical Staff, Credentialing, and Peer Review Practice Group

Partner(s):

• National Association Medical Staff Services (NAMSS)

On-Demand+CLE Webinars

On-Demand+CLE webinars are eligible for Continuing Legal Education (CLE) credit and are approved in every state with mandatory CLE requirements for attorneys unless otherwise specified. Please refer to the Distance Learning CLE State Chart for details regarding specific state guidelines.

On-Demand Webinars

Offerings designated as “On-Demand" differ from those designated as “On-Demand+CLE" in that they are CLE-ineligible. However, CLE credit may be obtained by applying directly to the attorney's state accrediting body, but approval is not guaranteed and is at the discretion of said accrediting body and subject to its rules and regulations. Please refer to the Distance Learning CLE State for details regarding specific state guidelines.

Other, Non-CLE Credits

AHLA On-Demand+CLE webinars are only approved for CLE credits unless otherwise stated. To obtain other credit types (Continuing Professional Education, Compliance Certification Board, Nursing Home Administrator, etc.) participants may apply directly their desired licensing body, but approval is not guaranteed and is at the discretion of said licensing body and subject to its rules and regulations.

For additional information about Distance Learning-related credits, please email the Practice Groups staff at dl@healthlawyers.org.

Live Webinars

Live webinars are eligible for Continuing Legal Education (CLE) credit. Please refer to the Distance Learning CLE State Chart for details regarding specific state guidelines.

• For attorneys licensed in states in which live distance learning programs are approved and AHLA possesses approved provider/sponsor status: AHLA webinars are pre-approved for CLE credit. Certificates of completion are made available immediately following the webinar upon completion of the course evaluation. Those states are: Indiana, Louisiana, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, and Virginia.
• For attorneys licensed in states in which live distance learning programs are approved and AHLA does not possess approved provider/sponsor status: participants are able to apply directly to their state accrediting body for approval for and accreditation of AHLA-sponsored webinars. The application and agenda are available for download during the live event and any time thereafter; certificates of completion are made available immediately following the webinar upon completion of the course evaluation.
• In states in which live distance learning programs are not approved, it is still possible to obtain CLE credit by applying directly to the state's accrediting body for “self-study" credit where applicable.

Other, Non-CLE Credits

AHLA webinars are only presumptively approved for CLE credits unless otherwise stated. To obtain other credit types (Continuing Professional Education, Compliance Certification Board, Nursing Home Administrator, etc.) participants may apply directly their desired licensing body, but approval is not guaranteed and is at the discretion of said licensing body and subject to its rules and regulations.

For additional information about Distance Learning-related credits, please email the Practice Groups staff at dl@healthlawyers.org.

Time: 90 minutes
Session Format: On Demand Recording
CLE Credit Available:  No

For on-demand webinar recordings, streaming access is available for 12-months from the date of the live webinar.  After 12-months, on-demand webinar recordings are available through the AHLA Health Law Archive.

Medical staffs are increasingly diverse – gender, race, nationality, religion, sexual orientation and disability set some physicians apart from their medical staff peers. How does implicit bias impact how physicians are credentialed, peer reviewed and promoted into medical leadership positions? What are the legal risks and exposures that hospitals should be attuned to – both for employed and independent staff physicians? We will discuss policies, training and best practices to address these issues on the medical staff.

Level of Difficulty: Intermediate

• AHLA Member: $99
• Non-AHLA Member: $149

Content Lead:

• Medical Staff, Credentialing, and Peer Review Practice Group

Partner(s):

• National Association Medical Staff Services (NAMSS)

Time (All Sessions): 90 minutes
Sessions Format: On Demand Recording
CLE Available: No

For on-demand webinar recordings (MP4 files), streaming access is available for 12-months from the date of the live webinar.  After 12-months, on-demand webinar recordings are available through the AHLA Health Law Archive.

Nearly a year ago, a new comprehensive data protection law called the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) took effect in the European Union (EU). The GDPR imposes a number of new rules on companies, government agencies, non-profits, and other organizations that offer goods or services to people located in the EU, or that collect and analyze data tied to people located in the EU.  This webinar series will review lessons learned from the past year, what practical compliance tips you can implement today, and how to prepare for future GDPR influenced state privacy legislation – in particular, the California Consumer Privacy Act of 2018.

• AHLA Member: $178
• AHLA Non-Member: $268

Content Lead:

• Health Information and Technology Practice Group

Partner(s):

• Life Sciences Practice Group

On-Demand+CLE Webinars

On-Demand+CLE webinars are eligible for Continuing Legal Education (CLE) credit and are approved in every state with mandatory CLE requirements for attorneys unless otherwise specified. Please refer to the Distance Learning CLE State Chart for details regarding specific state guidelines.

On-Demand Webinars

Offerings designated as “On-Demand" differ from those designated as “On-Demand+CLE" in that they are CLE-ineligible. However, CLE credit may be obtained by applying directly to the attorney's state accrediting body, but approval is not guaranteed and is at the discretion of said accrediting body and subject to its rules and regulations. Please refer to the Distance Learning CLE State for details regarding specific state guidelines.

Other, Non-CLE Credits

AHLA On-Demand+CLE webinars are only approved for CLE credits unless otherwise stated. To obtain other credit types (Continuing Professional Education, Compliance Certification Board, Nursing Home Administrator, etc.) participants may apply directly their desired licensing body, but approval is not guaranteed and is at the discretion of said licensing body and subject to its rules and regulations.

For additional information about Distance Learning-related credits, please email the Practice Groups staff at dl@healthlawyers.org.

Live Webinars

Live webinars are eligible for Continuing Legal Education (CLE) credit. Please refer to the Distance Learning CLE State Chart for details regarding specific state guidelines.

• For attorneys licensed in states in which live distance learning programs are approved and AHLA possesses approved provider/sponsor status: AHLA webinars are pre-approved for CLE credit. Certificates of completion are made available immediately following the webinar upon completion of the course evaluation. Those states are: Indiana, Louisiana, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, and Virginia.
• For attorneys licensed in states in which live distance learning programs are approved and AHLA does not possess approved provider/sponsor status: participants are able to apply directly to their state accrediting body for approval for and accreditation of AHLA-sponsored webinars. The application and agenda are available for download during the live event and any time thereafter; certificates of completion are made available immediately following the webinar upon completion of the course evaluation.
• In states in which live distance learning programs are not approved, it is still possible to obtain CLE credit by applying directly to the state's accrediting body for “self-study" credit where applicable.

Other, Non-CLE Credits

AHLA webinars are only presumptively approved for CLE credits unless otherwise stated. To obtain other credit types (Continuing Professional Education, Compliance Certification Board, Nursing Home Administrator, etc.) participants may apply directly their desired licensing body, but approval is not guaranteed and is at the discretion of said licensing body and subject to its rules and regulations.

For additional information about Distance Learning-related credits, please email the Practice Groups staff at dl@healthlawyers.org.