Deadline
to Register: Monday, January 27,
2014
Gerald
Wilhelm, Assistant US Attorney, Department of Justice and Joan Humes, Vice
President and Deputy General Counsel Litigation and Investigations Medtronic
will discuss how to navigate misconceptions about their respective clients that
can significantly impair the ability to negotiate reasoned resolutions of health
care fraud matters. For all
practitioners in this arena, it can be critical to identify and acknowledge
fundamental assumptions about “the other side.” The speakers will consider questions
like:
What
are the common barriers to resolving health care fraud enforcement
matters?
How
can attorneys help bridge those barriers, while remaining zealous advocates for
their clients?
When
does it make sense for both parties in a health care fraud action to find common
ground?
What
circumstances might require traditional adversarial positions to best serve both
parties in health care fraud matters?
A hot breakfast
will be served starting at 7:30 a.m. followed by the CLE program from 8:00 –
9:30 a.m. Special meal requests
need to be received no later than Monday, January 27.
Presenters:
Joan
Humes, Vice President and Deputy General Counsel for Litigation and
Investigations, Medtronic, Inc.
Gerald Wilhelm, Assistant US Attorney,
Department of Justice
CLE
Credits:
1.5 Standard CLE credits approved / Event
Code: 185790
Remote
Participation:
Teleconferencing is available. Please indicate that you will attend
remotely when registering.
Instructions will be sent via e-mail on Wednesday, January
29.
Cost:
Food
Drug & Device Law Section Member:
$35.00
MSBA Member But Not A Food Drug & Device Law Section
Member: $40.00
Non-MSBA
Members: $45.00
Law
Students:
Free
Join
the Food Drug & Device Law Section: $28.00 MSBA Members who are not members of the
Food Drug & Device Law Section can join the section & attend this event
for FREE. Pay the 12-month section
dues and your section membership will expire on June 30, 2014. This offer is not available using online
registration. Please call Sue Bores
at 612-278-6325 to take advantage of this offer.
Non-attorneys
who are not eligible for membership in the MSBA can join the Food Drug &
Device Law Section.
Details are available here.
Credit
card payments should be made online:
http://msba.mnbar.org/Meetings/Meeting?ID=276
To
pay by check, use the registration form located here.
Need
to cancel? Please see our
cancellation
policy.
Questions? Contact:
Sue Bores l sbores@mnbar.org l
612-278-6325