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Posted September 10, 2014

Minnesota Supreme Court Clarifies Law on Allocation of Liability

The Minnesota Supreme Court today issued its long-awaited opinion in the case of Staab v. Diocese of St. Cloud. The Court’s decision resolves an important ambiguity in the interpretation of Minnesota Statute 604.02, the law which governs division of liability …

Posted July 15, 2014

Heidi Neff Elected Chair for MSBA Business Law Section

Nilan Johnson Lewis attorney and shareholder Heidi Neff was recently elected Chair of the Minnesota State Bar Association’s (MSBA) Business Law Section. The Section focuses on business, professional and nonprofit corporate legislation and practice, and includes attorneys with legal practices …

Posted April 17, 2014

MSBA Names Tracy J. Van Steenburgh Certified Civil Trial Law Specialist

The Minnesota State Bar Association (MSBA) announced that Tracy J. Van Steenburgh has been named an MSBA Board Certified Civil Trial Law Specialist. To earn this certification, which is given to fewer than three percent of all licensed Minnesota attorneys,Tracy …

Posted December 16, 2013

To Be or Not to B-Corp: Whether ’Tis Nobler

Nilan Johnson Lewis attorney Heidi Neff, Vice-President of the Minnesota State Bar Association Business Law Section, shares insights   MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., December 16, 2013 — Minnesota may soon be adding another type of organizational entity to the roster of choices, …

Posted July 9, 2013 with Tags , ,

The Rise of Associations, the Risk of Antitrust

There is an association for every type of health care provider and for every type of business that serves health care providers. Associations struggle with the allure of wanting to help their members share information and practices. If information sharing …

Posted July 9, 2013 with Tags , ,

My Health Plan Is Now My Provider?

In effort to more effectively manage their members, health plans are getting into the business of providing care. Some larger HMOs now employ nurse practitioners, for example, to work in the field and service long-term care centers. Are plans being …

Posted July 9, 2013 with Tags , , ,

The Stronger Push for Incentives

With CMS relaxing its cap on member benefits, what new initiatives might health plans roll out and how far will they push the envelope to incent members towards specific kinds of care services? Similarly, recent opinions from the OIG seem …

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