Corporate Counsel
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The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act presents employers with crucial compliance-related choices to make regarding their employer-provided health coverage. It also provides plenty of options
Employers have some hard choices to make in light of health care reform
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... And he can thank Medtronic's in-house counsel, in part, for making it all possible. First, to buy the idea...
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