Health Care Symposium

Robinson Bradshaw and HORNE LLP hosted a networking breakfast and the opportunity to earn 2.5 hours of North Carolina general CLE credit.

• 8-9 a.m. – Networking breakfast and welcome
• 9-10:15 a.m. – Cybersecurity Challenges Facing the Health Care Industry
  Robinson Bradshaw's Kate Gordon Maynard and Mark Hiller, HORNE's Brad Fuller and FBI Special Agent Jim Granozio explored cybersecurity challenges facing health care providers and other entities operating in the health care industry. This program discussed common methods of cyberattack, measures companies can take to protect themselves, and legal considerations companies should keep in mind when responding to a cyberattack. (1.25 hours of North Carolina general CLE credit)
  
• 10:30-11:45 a.m. – Effective Compliance Practices for Fair Market Value and Commercial Reasonableness: Lessons Learned from Recent Enforcement Actions
  FMV and CR issues continue to drive recent enforcement activity focused on the relationships between physicians, health systems and other providers. Robinson Bradshaw's Carl Beattie and HORNE's Greg Anderson explored those issues, with a focus on both the technical and legal issues that lit the match in recent cases, and the flawed organizational structures and processes that added fuel to the fire. They also examined some of the real-world lessons learned that should guide health care organizations in structuring future transactions and help them identify high-risk FMV and CR compliance risk areas. (1.25 hours of North Carolina general CLE credit)