Articles

05.25.22

New Jersey’s Bottom-Up Data Partnership for Population Health

Manatt Health Senior Advisor Natassia Rozario co-authored a blog post for the Milbank Memorial Fund about New Jersey’s Integrated Population Health Data (iPHD) Project, a state-initiated university partnership that aims to improve population health and the cost-effectiveness of state health ...


05.16.22

Provider Obligations For Patient Portals Under The 21st Century Cures Act

Manatt Health Partner Alex Dworkowitz wrote an article for Health Affairs on the difficulties health care providers are facing regarding the electronic health information they can and must make available through online patient portals. In the article, Dworkowitz explained that hospitals and ...


05.06.22

Illinois Remote Notary Law May Guide Other States

Manatt Financial Services Partners Brett Natarelli and Bryan Schneider, and Manatt Financial Services Associate Madelaine Newcomb wrote an article for Law360 on Illinois’ new electronic and remote notary law, which facilitates notaries in taking acknowledgments and jurats electronically, ...


05.06.22

Major Issues for Compliant Health Care Billing Practices Under the No Surprises Act

Manatt Health Partner Michael Kolber authored an article for American Health Law Association on the implementation challenges surrounding certain provisions of the No Surprises Act (NSA) that impact the financial relationships among health plans, providers, and patients. In the article, Kolber ...


05.03.22

Happy 50th Anniversary, CAAL

For the 50th anniversary of the California Academy of Appellate Lawyers (CAAL), Manatt Appellate Partner Benjamin Shatz discussed the reasons for the Academy’s creation and the context of its genesis in his latest “Exceptionally Appealing” column for Daily Journal.  In ...


04.27.22

Someday Your Price Will Come? Really?

In Manatt Appellate Senior Counsel Michael Berger’s most recent column for Daily Journal, he examined a case in which the Louisiana state government failed to compensate landowners for damage done to their property after the court awarded a combined $10.5 million judgment. There was a ...


04.24.22

What Does Musk’s Offer For Twitter Say About Competition On Free Speech?

In his latest Forbes column, Manatt Antitrust Partner David Reichenberg discussed the impact Elon Musk’s planned Twitter acquisition may have on free speech policies for companies, and why business leaders should be thinking about their own policies from a competitive differentiation ...


04.05.22

Bear With Us

Manatt Appellate Partner Benjamin Shatz discussed the history and significance of the California State flag in his latest “Exceptionally Appealing” column for Daily Journal. He explained the origins of its design and its evolution from the historic “Todd Flag” to the modern ...


04.04.22

Calif. Mileage Limits Won't Solve Housing, Climate Problems

Manatt Land Use Partner David Smith authored an article for Law360 on how vehicle miles traveled (VMT) regulations in California are failing to reduce the state’s carbon emissions and are harming lower-class and middle-class workers who must drive to earn their paycheck. Smith discussed how ...


04.01.22

Looking Inward to Grow Outward: Five Keys to Managing Human Capital Through Hyper-Growth

In his latest Entrepreneur column, Manatt Digital and Technology Managing Director Kalon Gutierrez discusses the integral role human capital management plays in startups’ successful growth. Gutierrez notes that, although often overlooked, human capital is an integral component ...