Articles

08.30.23

When A Taking Is Legislative or Administrative, Does It Matter?

Michael Berger wrote an article for Daily Journal on a recent issue that arose in the Court of Appeals surrounding the difference between legislatively and administratively imposed takings by a government agency.


08.22.23

Medicaid Is Emerging as a Big Player in Housing, But Success Depends on New Partnerships

Dori Glanz Reyneri wrote an article for Health Affairs about opportunities to leverage Medicaid funding to address housing needs.


08.21.23

What the Hospital-At-Home Movement Tells Us About Igniting Innovation in Health Care

Robert Rebitzer co-authored an article for STAT exploring the recent widespread adoption of hospital-at-home programs and how it demonstrates that innovations in health care can be more efficiently introduced and accepted given the appropriate circumstances and incentives. 


08.04.23

5 Ways Startups Can Create the Office of the Future

Kalon Gutierrez discussed how start-ups can create innovative, forward-thinking office spaces and protocols to build more collaborative work environments and stimulate productivity.  


08.01.23

Gombos Gambit Saves Defective Appeals

In his latest Daily Journalcolumn, Manatt Appellate Partner Benjamin Shatz explored ways that a Court of Appeal may address an appeal taken from a non-appealable order. 


07.26.23

Who Benefits From Delay?

In Manatt Appellate Senior Counsel Michael Berger’s latest column for Daily Journal, he explored the growing number of land use cases involving excessive delay and how the U.S. Supreme Court is working to eliminate various types of delays in takings litigation. In the article, Berger ...


07.25.23

FTC Fake Review Rule May Help Curb Deceptive Marketing

Jeffrey Edelstein wrote an article for Law360 on the Federal Trade Commission’s (FTC) recent proposed trade regulation rule, which prohibits marketers from using deceptive practices in their product reviews and testimonials. 


07.05.23

Y’all Behave Now: Looking to Texas for Appellate Civility Standards

Manatt Appellate Partner Benjamin Shatz authored an article for Daily Journal in which he discussed the history of appellate civility standards, with a focus on the Texas Standards for Appellate Conduct, and how California could consider adopting or improving upon the template set by ...


07.05.23

Provider-Sponsored Medicare Advantage Plans: Bringing Care and Coverage Together

Manatt Health Partner Paul Carr-Rollitt authored an article for Daily Journal about the growing popularity of provider-sponsored Medicare Advantage plans, discussing their advantages and the steps necessary to developing effective plans as well as the financial, operational and regulatory ...


07.05.23

Don't Overlook Federal Protections When Defending Against Physicians' Retaliation Lawsuits

Manatt Health Care Litigation Partner Barry Landsberg and Appellate Partner Joanna McCallum co-authored an article for Daily Journal on how defendants can utilize the federal Health Care Quality Improvement Act (HCQIA) to protect hospitals and peer reviewers in physicians' retaliation ...