Recent Articles & Publications
When people pass away, what they hoped would be an easy process following their death has the potential to become anything but that. The property accumulated during...
Hospitals and healthcare systems and their attorneys should take note of the recent resurgence of the responsible corporate officer (RCO) doctrine. Aptly referred to as the crime...
Hospitals and healthcare systems and their attorneys should take note of the recent resurgence of the responsible corporate officer (RCO) doctrine. Aptly referred to as the crime...
In two opinions issued late last year, the Idaho Supreme Court clarified and strengthened the protections afforded by Idaho’s statutory peer review privilege. In Verska v. St....
In two opinions issued late last year, the Idaho Supreme Court clarified and strengthened the protections afforded by Idaho’s statutory peer review privilege. In Verska v. St....
Response to “Critique of the Idaho Uniform Revised Limited Liability Company Act”
By Richard A. Riley
By Richard A. Riley
In the September 2009 issue of The Advocate, Mr. Winston Beard published “A Critique of the Idaho Uniform Revised Limited Liability Company Act”. The following article reviews...
The corporate practice of medicine doctrine, generally stated, is the principle that medicine should only be practiced by licensed individuals and corporations should be prohibited from employing...
Brad Frazer, Chair of the Internet and Intellectual Property practice group, argues in this article (published in a recent University of Idaho Law Review) that “open source”...
ACO is the new name for an old idea: health care providers and payers collaborate so that providers are accountable for and compensated according to the quality...
