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Health Law Webinar—Legal Issues Associated with Medical Coding and Billing
Our May Health Law Webinar presented a basic overview of the regulatory framework governing coding and billing for governmental and private payors. It began with a basic introduction of the issues and concluded with common questions.
Let’s Talk About Tax – An Annual Sampler
Join Fredrikson & Byron’s Tax Disputes & Litigation Group for our Inaugural Let’s Talk About Tax – An Annual Sampler event on Wednesday, May 25, 2022.
Women of Law Forum: Lifting as We Climb
On April 26, 2022, Fredrikson & Byron, Minnesota Women Lawyers and Twin Cities Diversity in Practice proudly presented the seventh annual Women of Color in the Law Forum: Lifting as We Climb.
Health Law Webinar—Surprise Reprise: No Surprises Act Revisited
Our April Health Law Webinar will open with an overview of regulations with a focus on the requirements involving Good Faith Estimates. We will then address your most common questions.
The Geopolitical Implications of the Russian-Ukrainian Conflict
On March 15th, you’re invited to join Fredrikson & Byron for a webinar featuring Mr. Thomas Hanson as he speaks on the political, economic and security implications of the military conflict in Ukraine.
Health Law Webinar—Responding to Audits and Investigations
After a lengthy COVID-19 lull, audits and investigations have returned with a vengeance. Our March Health Law Webinar will focus on what you should know to prepare for and respond to audits and investigations by Medicare, Medicaid, private payers and some government agencies.
Health Law Webinar—AI and Big Data
Join a conversation with two of our healthcare and technology attorneys as they provide an overview of the issues and offer some best practices for taking advantage of AI and Big Data in healthcare.
Preparing for the 2022 H-1B Lottery
Join Fredrikson & Byron Immigration attorneys Zhu “June” Cheng and Jenny Bouta Mojica for a webinar that will help you prepare for the FY2023 H1B Lottery.
Health Law Webinar—Cybersecurity Basics: What Every Health Care Lawyer Should Know about Current Threats
The HIPAA Security Rule requires covered entities to have appropriate administrative, physical and technical safeguards, but the rule does not explain what to do when your organization is hit with a ransomware attack or other security incident.
Immigration: A Review of the Biden Administration’s First Year and 2022 Trends
Join Fredrikson & Byron immigration attorneys Loan Huynh, Kayla Hoel and Mimi Alworth for a webinar examining the immigration landscape after one year of the Biden Administration and what we expect 2022 will hold for U.S. immigration policy.