Squire Sanders Blogs

Squire Sanders hosts several blogs to keep our clients, and the broader community, current on important legal developments. Our blogs also serve as an avenue for discussions on recent court decisions and legislative changes. We currently host:

Accountable Care Forum - From Volume to Value
The Accountable Care Forum provides news and analysis from some of the top experts in the United States regarding the impact of proposed accountable care organization (ACO) federal regulations, which define the centerpiece of recent health care reform legislation affecting physicians, hospitals, and patients in the United States.

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Anticorruption Blog
The Squire Sanders’ Anticorruption Blog provides a unique perspective on anticorruption law by gathering insights and observations about anticorruption compliance from on-the-ground practitioners around the world.

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Employment Law Worldview Blog
The Employment Law Worldview Blog aims to interest and educate, to stimulate discussion, to provoke and sometimes just to amuse HR and other practitioners around the world. Through contributions from our own Labor & Employment lawyers, along with occasional guest writers, it provides a unique global insight into practical and legal HR issues relevant to employers everywhere.

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Sixth Circuit Appellate Blog
The Sixth Circuit Appellate Blog fosters discussion on news about and opinions issued by the United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit with an emphasis on cases pertaining to business interests. It also includes an En Banc Watch and features guest bloggers on occasion, as well as interviews with Sixth Circuit judges.

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Triage - Health Care Reform Winners & Losers
The Triage Health Law Blog aims to foster discussion about the rapidly evolving health care industry in the wake of reform. Although it focuses on the new challenges and opportunities presented by recent government action, it also examines other aspects of today’s health care industry.

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