by John G. Martin, David M. Traskey | Apr 17, 2025
On March 10, 2025, The Hon. Jed Rakoff of the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York, issued an opinion, U.S. v. Tavberidze, in which he held that the one level reduction under the Guidelines for saving the prosecutor from having to prepare for trial was an unconstitutional trial penalty.
by Andrew E. Blustein, Robert A. Del Giorno, David M. Traskey | Apr 9, 2025
Given the massive increase in Part B expenditures related to skin substitute products, government regulators are auditing Medicare Part B claims and investigating providers right now to identify and claw back millions of dollars of payments at risk for non-compliance with Medicare requirements. Partner with experienced legal counsel in advance of being audited or investigated, after you’ve received a government inquiry, or for help with your Medicare appeal. Don’t go it alone. Have a plan and understand your options.
by Doris L. Martin, Kristen M. Walsh, Bianca DeLeon | Feb 10, 2025
Show your love this February by establishing a comprehensive estate plan that ensures your family is protected and your wishes are honored in the event of your incapacity or death.
by Madelin T. Zwerling | May 16, 2024
Garfunkel Wild’s Patient Rights and Discharge Planning attorneys are ready to answer all of your mental health law questions in our Q&A series.
by Andrew L. Zwerling | Apr 9, 2024
Garfunkel Wild’s Employment and Workforce Management attorneys are ready to answers all of your labor and employment law questions in our new Q&A series.