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Ohio's Stay at Home Order & Florida's Executive Order

Client Alert

March 23, 2020

See the important details of the March 22 Ohio Stay at Home Order and the March 20 Florida Executive Order.

For Ohio - click here to see the full order and visit Coronavirus.ohio.gov for additional information.

For Florida - click here to see the full order and visit floridahealthcovid19.gov for additional information.

If you have any questions, please contact BMD Government Affairs Member, Victoria Ferrise at vlferrise@bmdllc.com, or feel free to contact your primary BMD Attorney.

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Client Alert

A Business or Person Who Owes You Money Has Filed for Bankruptcy. Now What?

November 16, 2022When you receive a notice that someone you do business with has filed for bankruptcy, it is important to act quickly to determine your rights in the bankruptcy process and to protect them. Here are seven things to do right away. Posted by Matt Duncan Client Alert, News Article

Recent Litigation Challenges the Affordable Care Act Preventive Services Requirement

November 15, 2022The Affordable Care Act (ACA) has been met with numerous legal challenges. The most recent legal challenge, Braidwood Management Inc. v. Becerra, could affect millions of people covered by private health insurance. Posted by Daphne Kackloudis with Amina Levey Client Alert

340C – Prospective Legislation to Protect Federally Qualified Health Centers

November 14, 2022Advocates for Community Health (ACH), an organization created to implement policy and advocacy initiatives for health care systems across the United States, has begun drafting legislation that is geared towards protecting Federally Qualified Health Centers (“FQHCs”) enrolled in the 340B Program, which is being dubbed “340C.” Posted by Daphne Kackloudis with Rachel Stermer Multimedia, Client Alert

Getting Paid to Vote

November 7, 2022Can you get paid to vote? Election Day is upon us and employees across the country are asking whether they can get paid to vote. Essentially, can they take paid leave of a few hours to go to the polling location to cast their vote in a midterm election or presidential election. Well, it depends on the state where the employee works. Posted by Bryan Meek Client Alert

BMD Makes 2023 U.S. News & World Report "Best Law Firms" Edition

November 4, 2022Best Law Firms 2023 Posted by Brennan Manna & Diamond