The HIPAA HITECH headache
By Elliott C. Bankendorf & Melaina D. Jobs
Intellectual Property,
March 2013
On January 25, 2013, the Department of Health and Human Services issued a Final Rule modifying the HIPAA.
The HIPAA hurdle trips up attorneys
By Elliott C. Bankendorf & Melaina D. Jobs
Corporate Law Departments,
June 2010
Newly signed federal legislation requires that more entities than ever before deal with HIPAA issues during litigation.
The higher HIPAA hurdle
By Elliott C. Bankendorf & Sherry L. Rollo
Intellectual Property,
March 2007
In April 2001, the Standards for Privacy of Individually Identifiable Health Information (the “Privacy Rule”) issued under the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) became effective.
Hopping the HIPAA hurdle: Proving trademark use in the healthcare industry
By Elliott C. Bankendorf & Sherry L. Rollo
Intellectual Property,
December 2005
How will an attorney, representing an entity covered by HIPAA, prove use of its trademark without violating the privacy standards in HIPAA? Trademark professionals must now address how HIPAA regulations have affected trademark litigation, methods for overcoming the effect of HIPAA, methods of redaction needed to comply with HIPAA, and methods to avoid the obstacles of HIPAA.
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