…in court, the Bipartisan Legal Advisory Group of the United States House of Representatives (BLAG) argued in defense of the statute. The judge concluded that BLAG failed to establish a…

…swaps.) The authors of the legislation beg to differ, noting that the statute was drafted to permit hedges of specific asset but not portfolio-wide heding practices that become almost indiscernible…

…statute creates the obligation of hospitals to treat people who come there with medical emergencies and to admit them to the hospital if necessary rather than just treat them in…

…price competition that was to solve all the ills of U.S. health care. *** Jost told me “premium disclosure is not required by statute.” Chalk that up to clever bill…

…Congressional Democrats when she announced she could change the program without Congress changing the empowering statute. There were attempts at CPR, but the program now appears to be really dead….

…(charitable contributions can really be quid pro quos, etc.). Having an option means generating an entirely new set of forms, guidance, regulations that underpin the statute, audits, administrative determinations–essentially a…

…very least) suggest all may well be equal under the law in the United States. The five year federal statute of limitations for prosecutions remains open from 2007 onward. I…

…be brought back, immediately, and expanded to other types of industries. Won’t happen, of course. Well, maybe in 2017. As for Johnson and his ilk, hopefully there’s still time, statute-of-limitations-wise,…

…undertaken this matter unless I believed I had the full backing of the firm. I recognized from the outset that this statute implicates very sensitive issues that prompt strong views…

…the statute via regulation. A bigger question remains for many of us, “can this program ever be financially sustainable?” As predicted, with Obamacare the devil will be in the regulatory…