Practising Law Institute: Health Care 2010: Managing Risks in the New Compliance and Enforcement Environment

Practising Law Institute: Health Care 2010: Managing Risks in the New Compliance and Enforcement Environment

Speaking Engagement
This conference, presented by PLI, will focus on the recent changes in health care law, including those that will come about as a result of the recently passed health care reform bill. Attendees will have the opportunity to hear speakers from the FDA, FTC, DOJ, OMIG, as well as in-house and outside counsel, discuss the new reform bill andrecent enforcement initiatives, including the focus on FCPA violations by pharmaceuticals, the creation of HEAT and prosecutions of executives under the FDCA. Topics to be discussed include: structuring compliant relationships with health care providers and clinical investigators; scientific discourse and promotional guidelines affecting FDA-regulated products; federal and state compliance and investigation issues, including issues arising under disclosure, false claims, anti-kickback, and Stark laws; ethical issues in advising clients in the health care industry; and health care reform developments affecting your client.

WilmerHale partner David Ogden will be a featured speaker at this event. He will speak on the topic of "Health Care Reform: Impact on Compliance and Enforcement Initiatives."

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