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HIPAA’s requirements apply to more than doctors and hospitals. Protect your business and clients by learning about key requirements including who needs to comply.
Who Needs a HIPAA Security Assessment? You May Be Surprised: Rules Touch Many Non-Medical Businesses
Non-medical businesses may be surprised that they are subject to HIPAA because they have clients handling ePHI.
The data inventory implementation process helps reduce the risks that arise from data collection, including the over-collection & collection of inaccurate data.
Whether you are a buyer or a seller, we can help you model the tax consequences of a transaction & determine the impact of making a Section 338(h)(10) election for an acquisition.
Due to ongoing risks and threats to data security, protecting Crown Jewel Data can be difficult for executives and cybersecurity professionals.
Executive ResourceIn the United States and the global economy as a whole, organizations are searching for the optimal avenue back toward more normalized operations and growth in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic.
In a Texas divorce, community property is divided between the two spouses, but separate property is retained by the spouse who owns it.
In a Texas divorce, identifying and dividing community property is one of the first steps in the process. Identifying marital property is often accomplished through the legal process of discovery.
If you are going through a divorce, the division of property may be one of the most important concerns, second only to matters pertaining to children from the marriage.