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... 2002); Laznovsky v. Laznovsky, 745 A.2d 1054, 1067 (Md. 2000); Doe v. Orangeburg County School Dist. No. 2, 518 S.E. ... states, in pertinent part: (e) Standard: Disclosures for judicial. . .proceedings. (1) Permitted disclosures. A covered entity may disclose protected health information in the course of any judicial ... litigated in New Jersey. There, the courts have concluded that "[n]owhere in HIPAA does the issue of ex parte interviews with treating physicians, as an informal discovery device, come ...

... deliberations and decisions that go into the making of public policy' (Public Officers Law § 100)" {Perez v City Univ. of New York, 5 NY3d 522, 528 [ ... of conducting public business" (Public Officers Law § 102 [1]), and " [p]ublic body' means any entity, for which a quorum is required in order to conduct public ... record sought, deny the request and claim a specific exemption to disclosure, or certify that it does not possess the requested document and that it could not be located after a diligent ...

... from which to make payments. This includes the duty to investigate, and, where appropriate, go to court to recover from persons or entities who received more than their share. In actual fact, persons who are subject to these recovery efforts actually received money ... paid for by SIPC. Customer funds are never used to pay for administrative expenses in a liquidation proceeding." SIPC does not provide a $500,000 "insurance" policy. Harbeck explained: "The maximum $500,000 dollar advance available ...

... , etc.), which avoided fees relating to application size (currently $250 for large entities and $125 for small entities per 50 pages after the first 100). According to sources at the USPTO Electronic Business Center, the requirements of Title 37 of ... of a paper copy) when filing sequence listings using EFS-Web. However, the USPTO recommends that filers include a statement that the content of the sequence listing does not extend beyond the original disclosure (i.e., does not contain new matter), ...

... the said assessment year. On 31.7.1992, the shareholders of the company had changed, through a transfer of 100% shareholding from the original shareholder to the new shareholders. On this basis, the CIT contended that there had been a succession ... Hotel is concerned. ... The company is a juristic person having its distinct legal entity separate from that of the shareholders. The change in the share-holders of the company does not change the legal identity of the company. On this basis, the Court ...

... increasingly furious. Her house got four feet of water after Hurricane Katrina, and still stands to get almost as much from a 1-in-100 flood. [ . . .] New Orleans was swamped by Hurricane Katrina; now it is awash in data, studied obsessively in homes all over town. And ... . As noted in many posts over the past two years in the hurricane category of this blog, the performance of the various federal, state and local governmental entities in rebuilding New Orleans has been generally abysmal, at best.

... different roles in the pirating system," a three-judge appellate court panel wrote in its 2-1 decision. The decision, if it stands, could have widespread implications, as DirectTV regularly sues ... entities or other upstream providers, not for individuals who simply plug a card into a box to get TV," he said. "You can't have this huge $100, ... Eugene Siler said the bigger fines should apply. The act, he said, "does not limit its application to manufacturers and sellers." The case is DirecTV v. Huynh, ...

... drywall manufacturers would be docketed in the Eastern District of Louisiana. The United States Judicial Panel on Multidistrict Litigation is an entity of the United States Federal Court System. It was created by Congress in 1968 under 28 U.S.C. §1407 ... -along actions that the Panel determined has "questions of fact common to the actions previously transferred". The order does not become effective until it is filed with the transferee district court. The transmittal of the order to the transferee ...

... over 30 years ago. It has grown from a company with paid-in capital of $7,500,000 to a entity with a policyholder surplus (think: net worth) of $251,321,321. Let me explain what ... money to pay claims and defense costs and still have $251,321,100. SVMIC has 15,501 insureds (down from a high of 16,415 in 2005). The number ... 16,213. Let me hasten to add that the fact that SVMIC has $251M in "extra" money does not necessarily mean that it can reduce rates or make dividend payments to its owners. I don ...

... incorporated into the business associate agreement between the business associate and the covered entity." Does "shall be incorporated" mean: · "Are hereby incorporated by law" without further action ... § 1320d-5: HIPAA civil penalties N. The Old Civil Penalties Rules 1. $100 per violation of Privacy or Security Rule requirement or prohibition 2. Maximum ... your BAs be able to respond? Will they want to? T. Patient Access to PHI 1. Existing Rule: 45 CFR § 164.524 An individual has a right of access ...