Powers Principals Stan Freeman and Sean Beller recently wrote an article about emergent training models that create both opportunities and challenges for private career colleges in the rapidly changing vocational training landscape.Read More
Powers Principal Peter Thomas has been selected to join a seven-person U.S. Delegation that will travel to China this week to discuss rehabilitation and disability policy.Read More
Powers Pyles Sutter & Verville is pleased to announce that five of its healthcare attorneys have been selected for inclusion in Super Lawyers 2018: Ron Connelly, Joel Hamme, Diane Millman, Mary Susan Philp and Shuchi Parikh, who was selected as a Rising Star.Read More
Powers Principal William von Oehsen recently co-wrote an editorial discussing drug purchasing strategies that could be used to treat people with Hepatitis C within the criminal justice system.Read More
Powers Pyles Sutter & Verville is pleased to announce that Noor Adhoob has joined the firm’s Indian Tribal Governments practice group as its Legislative Assistant.Read More
Powers Principal Brian Gunn spoke at the Federal Bar Association Indian Law Section’s 43rd Annual Indian Law Conference in Scottsdale, Arizona, last week.Read More
Powers Principal Stan Freeman will provide an update on federal laws affecting higher education at the California Association of Private Postsecondary Schools’ Legislative Policy Conference this month.Read More
Powers Associate Shuchi Parikh will moderate a webinar April 17 on emerging issues in health information technology on behalf of the South Asian Bar Association’s (SABA) Health Law Section.Read More
Powers Principal Peggy Tighe gave an energetic and entertaining presentation on How to Lobby Capitol Hill at the Parkinson’s Policy Forum, a three-day event aimed at uniting members of the Parkinson’s community and lawmakers to discuss patient needs and policy.Read More
Powers Principal Barbara Williams presented on the 340B program at the American Health Lawyers Association’s Institute on Medicare and Medicaid Payment Issues in Baltimore last month.Read More
