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Palm Group Realty Sues Gulf Stream Homeowner, Two Brokerages Over Alleged Unpaid Commission

GULF STREAM, FL — A Palm Beach County real estate brokerage has filed a civil lawsuit against a Gulf Stream homeowner and two competing brokerages,

NYC Pushes Forced Treatment: Legal Issues and Implications of Adams’s Proposal

NYC Pushes Forced Treatment: Legal Issues and Implications of Adams’s Proposal

New York City Mayor Eric Adams recently announced a controversial proposal to change state law to allow involuntary treatment for

1st Circ. Backs Strict View Of Kickback Law In Blow To FCA

California Behavioral Medicine Provider Agrees to Pay $2.75 Million for False Claims: What It Means for Providers

What Happened Comprehensive Psychiatric Services (CPS), a behavioral medicine provider headquartered in Walnut Creek, California (doing business as American Psychiatric

Lake Worth-Based Behavioral Health Provider Files for Bankruptcy: Key Insights and Legal Considerations

Lake Worth-Based Behavioral Health Provider Files for Bankruptcy: Key Insights and Legal Considerations

August 2025 brought major news in the behavioral healthcare world: Praesum Healthcare Services, LLC, a Lake Worth, FL–based operator of addiction

Quitting Smoking Supports Recovery from Other Addictions: Legal and Clinical Insights

Quitting Smoking Supports Recovery from Other Addictions: Legal and Clinical Insights

Recent findings from the National Institutes of Health (NIH) provide compelling evidence that quitting smoking isn’t just an individual health

When Zoning Becomes Discrimination: Dunwoody, Georgia, Sued Over Blocking Recovery Facilities

When Zoning Becomes Discrimination: Dunwoody, Georgia, Sued Over Blocking Recovery Facilities

The intersection of land use law and behavioral health care is once again in the spotlight. On August 22, 2025,

1st Circ. Backs Strict View Of Kickback Law In Blow To FCA

Florida Falls Short on Federal Oversight of Its Opioid Response Grant: What Providers Should Know

A recent audit from the HHS Office of Inspector General (OIG) found that Florida did not fully meet federal reporting and