Physicians may be forgiven for a feeling of whiplash after emerging from an era of pain-medication permissiveness to today’s opioid vigilance. Nevertheless, practitioners must always be alert to the warning signs of a patient who is abusing the trust of the physician- patient relationship.

This program, a joint effort of the LACBA Healthcare Law Section and Cooperative of American Physicians, Inc. (CAP), will focus on independent physicians reimbursement issues and legal solutions. The experts will discuss every aspect of obtaining proper reimbursement for non-contracted care.

Security cameras have become part of the public landscape, but do they have a place in the medical office? This article will provide an overview of the issues connected with installing video cameras in the office and a framework for deciding whether such surveillance might fit your practice.

When it comes to identifying subpoenas, they really are more in a family than a genus simply because they come in so many different varieties. That said, there are traits common to all subpoenas we can discuss.

CAP invites you to attend the 59th Annual Health Law & Legal Medicine Annual Meeting. CAP is proud to sponsor this event taking place February 21 – 24, 2019 at the Millennium Biltmore Hotel in downtown Los Angeles.