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Power Play: Washington Week in Review December 9

EXECUTIVE UPDATE Monday, December 9 Surprise Billing: Administration Applauds Bipartisan Efforts of House and Senate…

kathleenDecember 20, 2019

Education

Department of Education’s Accreditation Rule Seeks to Eliminate Distinction Between Regional and National Accrediting Agencies

By Katherine Demedis Institutional accrediting agencies in the United States have long been divided into…

kathleenDecember 18, 2019

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Power Play: Washington Week in Review November 25 and December 2

EXECUTIVE UPDATE Monday, November 25 Health Report: White House Releases Annual Report, “Advancing the Global…

kathleenDecember 12, 2019

Firm News

Kathleen Hatfield Joins Powers Government Relations Practice

Powers Pyles Sutter & Verville, PC, a nationally-recognized law firm with practices in the areas…

kathleenDecember 11, 2019

Events Healthcare

Powers Counsel Rebecca Burke to Present at CTeL Telehealth Fall Summit

Powers Counsel Rebecca Burke will present at the CTeL Fall Summit on Thursday, December 5.

kathleenDecember 2, 2019

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Power Play: Washington Week in Review November 18

EXECUTIVE UPDATE Thursday, November 21 Continuing Resolution: President Signs H.R. 3055, the “Further Continuing Appropriations…

kathleenNovember 27, 2019

Firm News Healthcare

Powers Co-founders Cited in Autobiography of Former D.C. Hospital Association President

Powers co-founders, the late Galen Powers and Senior Counsel Jim Pyles, were recently cited and…

kathleenNovember 25, 2019

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Power Play: Washington Week in Review November 11

LEGISLATIVE UPDATE Wednesday, November 13 Health Bills: House Energy & Commerce Committee Marks Up Legislation…

kathleenNovember 22, 2019

Firm News Healthcare

Powers Senior Counsel Jim Pyles Authors Chapter in Textbook on Applied Psychoanalysis

Powers Senior Counsel Jim Pyles co-authored a chapter in the recently published Textbook of Applied…

kathleenNovember 21, 2019

Education

Institutions Subject to Adverse Actions Have Opportunity to Change Accreditors Under the Department’s New Rule

By Katherine Demedis The loss of institutional accreditation is often a death knell for Title…

kathleenNovember 20, 2019

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Power Play: Washington Week in Review December 9

Department of Education’s Accreditation Rule Seeks to Eliminate Distinction Between Regional and National Accrediting Agencies

Power Play: Washington Week in Review November 25 and December 2

Kathleen Hatfield Joins Powers Government Relations Practice

Powers Counsel Rebecca Burke to Present at CTeL Telehealth Fall Summit

Power Play: Washington Week in Review November 18

Powers Co-founders Cited in Autobiography of Former D.C. Hospital Association President

Power Play: Washington Week in Review November 11

Powers Senior Counsel Jim Pyles Authors Chapter in Textbook on Applied Psychoanalysis

Institutions Subject to Adverse Actions Have Opportunity to Change Accreditors Under the Department’s New Rule

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