13 patients of NH PainCare clinics sue, say they got sick after ...
Although PainCare LLC CEO Michael O'Connell says none of his patients were harmed by tainted medicine bought from New EnglandCompounding Center, .
Human Medications, Human Drugs, Animal Medications, Animal Drugs, Pharmacy law, Pharmaceutical law, Compounding law, Sterile and Non Sterile Compounding 797 Compliance, Veterinary law, Veterinary Compounding Law; Health Care; Awareness of all Types of Compounding Issues; Pharmacy Benefit Managers (PBMs), Outsourcing Facilities Food and Drug Administration and Compliance Issues
Friday, December 19, 2014
New human services chief goes from front lines to calling the shots
New human services chief goes from front lines to calling the shots
... which has been ensnared in near-constant controversy over the past two years following a meningitis outbreak traced to a compounding pharmacy one of its ...
Why release IDs of executioners? Tenn. justices ask
Why release IDs of executioners? Tenn. justices ask
Compounding pharmacies have faced controversy for an apparent lack of federal oversight and for producing tainted products. Justice Cornelia A. Clark at one ...
Home confinement ordered for ex-pharmacy officials; Ex-compounding pharmacy officials learn bail conditions
The State - 4 hours ago
Washington Times - 8 hours ago
The former head and supervisor of the Framingham compoundingpharmacy company who are now facing life sentences in the deadly 2012 meningitis outbreak ..
Coverage of Today's Court Proceedings in U.S. v. Barry Cadden, et. al., With Copies of Orders on Conditions for Release for Cadden and Chin
December 19, 2014
In U.S. v. Barry Cadden, et. al., Magistrate Jennifer C. Boal, held the arraignment hearings for
Gregory A. Conigliaro, Robert A. Ronzio, Kathy S. Chin and Michelle L. Thomas. All entered pleas of not guilty. The previously imposed conditions for release remain in effect.
The Initial Status Conference is set for 2/26/2015 at 11:30 a.m. in Courtroom 14 before Magistrate Judge Jennifer C. Boal. The court also held a bail review hearing for Gene Svirskiy.
The Court found that there is no change as to previously imposed conditions of release for Svirskiy.
The court entered written orders as to Cadden and Glenn Chin's conditions of release which can be read here and here.
In U.S. v. Barry Cadden, et. al., Magistrate Jennifer C. Boal, held the arraignment hearings for
Gregory A. Conigliaro, Robert A. Ronzio, Kathy S. Chin and Michelle L. Thomas. All entered pleas of not guilty. The previously imposed conditions for release remain in effect.
The Initial Status Conference is set for 2/26/2015 at 11:30 a.m. in Courtroom 14 before Magistrate Judge Jennifer C. Boal. The court also held a bail review hearing for Gene Svirskiy.
The Court found that there is no change as to previously imposed conditions of release for Svirskiy.
The court entered written orders as to Cadden and Glenn Chin's conditions of release which can be read here and here.
Upcoming ABA Health Related Seminars including Emerging Issues, Qui Tam and Health Care Fraud
Section Calendar Updates
January 14, 2015
Privilege Protections and Confidentiality Under the Patient Safety and Quality Improvement Act ("PSQIA")
Member Benefit Webinar
Privilege Protections and Confidentiality Under the Patient Safety and Quality Improvement Act ("PSQIA")
Member Benefit Webinar
January 15, 2015
Today’s Healthcare-Driving Conflict Out of Integrated Structures and Operations
Member Benefit Webinar
Today’s Healthcare-Driving Conflict Out of Integrated Structures and Operations
Member Benefit Webinar
January 29, 2015
Healthcare Privacy and HIPAA Issues Arising in Litigation
CLE Webinar
Healthcare Privacy and HIPAA Issues Arising in Litigation
CLE Webinar
March 4-7, 2015
16th Annual Conference on Emerging Issues in Healthcare Law
Disney's Yacht Club Resort, Lake Buena Vista, FL
16th Annual Conference on Emerging Issues in Healthcare Law
Disney's Yacht Club Resort, Lake Buena Vista, FL
June 11-12, 2015
Physicians Legal Issues Conference
The Palmer House Hilton, Chicago, IL
Physicians Legal Issues Conference
The Palmer House Hilton, Chicago, IL
Second Question of the Day December 19, 2014 Did the federal criminal case in NECC just change the legal reasonably prudent person standard of care for doctors, hospitals, clinics etc.? Therefore, not withstanding the AMA and other organizations's position wouldn't a reasonably prudent person buy from an FDA-registered and inspected outsourcing facility to limited any liability they might be exposed? Why or why not?
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