This webinar was the fourth in Foley Hoag's continuing series on federal litigation that will inform and, in some cases, determine healthcare policy. Our panel of healthcare leaders examined issues before the Supreme Court and other federal courts that could have a dramatic effect across the healthcare sector, including:
the rights of Medicaid beneficiaries and providers to sue state officials violating rights provided under the Medicaid program
the government’s authority to dismiss a False Claims Act suit after initially declining to proceed with the action
the scope of protections against sex discrimination in the Affordable Care Act
HRSA’s authority to force drug companies to provide 340B discount pricing to contract pharmacies
EMTALA protections for emergency abortion care
the constitutionality of the Affordable Care Act’s preventive services mandates
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