Ten Powers Attorneys recognized in The Best Lawyers in America© 2020
Powers is pleased to announce that ten of the firm’s attorneys across three practice areas have been recognized in The Best Lawyers in America© 2020.
Powers 340B Report Leads to New Legislation in North Carolina
Powers Principal William von Oehsen and Associate Shuchi Parikh authored a report for the North Carolina legislature that led to the introduction and recent passage of new legislation.
Powers Welcomes Natalie Dobek to Healthcare Practice
Powers is pleased to announce that Natalie Dobek has joined the firm’s healthcare practice.
Powers Law Firm Expands Bipartisan Legislative and Regulatory Advocacy Team
Powers Pyles Sutter and Verville, P.C., a nationally-recognized law firm with healthcare, education, legislative, Indian tribal governments and litigation practices, is pleased to announce the addition of Julie Allen and Jeremy Scott as Senior Directors of Government Affairs.
Powers Principal Larry Gondelman Obtains Dismissal of False Claims Act Complaint on Behalf of Client
On August 14th 2019, Powers Principal Larry Gondelman obtained an order of dismissal on behalf of a client named as a defendant in a False Claims Act case.
Powers Attorneys Nick Michiels and Dan Brozovic to Present at CSPEN 5th Annual Conference
Powers attorneys Nick Michiels and Dan Brozovic will present regarding the U.S. Department of Education’s state authorization rule on August 22, 2019 at the CSPEN 5th Annual Conference in Chicago, Illinois.
Powers Attorneys Participate in Inaugural RWC-340B Conference
Powers Principals William van Oehsen, Peggy Tighe, and Barbara Straub Williams, and Powers Associate Shuchi Parikh spoke at the first-ever Ryan White Clinics (RWC) 340B National Conference in Chattanooga, Tennessee on August 1st.
Powers Attorneys Release Summary of Key ESRD Provisions in New CMS Proposed Rule
Powers Principal Jim Jorling, Associate Leela Baggett, and Summer Associate Allie Hussey authored a memorandum summarizing key aspects of an ESRD program under the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services’ (CMS) proposed rule on Specialty Care Models to Improve Quality of Care and Reduce Expenditure.