[Webinar] Bracing for Impact: Health Care in the Crosshairs Under the New Administration’s Enforcement Agenda

With the health care industry increasingly in the government’s crosshairs, this webinar unpacks evolving enforcement priorities under the new Administration – from False Claims Act crackdowns to expanded oversight – and explores the strategies organizations need to be developing and implementing now to mitigate the new and heightened risks posed by the intensifying enforcement landscape.

Join our panelists, who include former government oversight and enforcement officials and experienced practitioners, as they leverage their government connections and deep experience to provide insider insights on what the core legal and political risks impacting the health care industry are, how the government is likely to pursue its enforcement agenda, and what organizations can do now to prepare for and stay ahead of government scrutiny.

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