Powers congratulates Shuchi Parikh on her election to the D.C. Bar Health Law Section Steering Committee for a three-year term beginning July 1, 2017.Read More
Powers Principal William von Oehsen was recently quoted in two articles discussing drug pricing and the 340B drug discount program.Read More
Powers Principal William von Oehsen spoke at the Annual 340B Coalition Summer Conference held in Washington, DC, July 10 through 12. The conference celebrated 25 years of the 340B Program.Read More
Powers Principal Bobby Silverstein recently provided a keynote briefing regarding disability laws in the United States to a delegation of disability rights advocates and social entrepreneurs from Russia.
Powers is pleased to announce that Steve Kuperberg has joined the firm as Counsel. Steve will focus his practice on government investigations and related civil litigation, particularly in the areas of health care fraud and antitrust.
On June 8, 2017, Candice Jackson, the Acting Assistant Secretary for the U.S. Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights (OCR), issued an internal memo to OCR staff directing change in three specific areas of investigative procedure. Considered together, the changes are designed to “empower [OCR] investigative staff to clear case backlogs and resolve complaints within a reasonable timeframe.” Read More
By: Dan Brozovic
If you started your Independence Day holiday weekend a bit early, you may have missed this eleventh-hour notice from the U.S. Department of Education delaying certain key deadlines under the Gainful Employment rule that were set to occur on Saturday, July 1, 2017.Read More