Kristen Rosati on Planning Committee for National Academies of Sciences, Engineering and Medicine Workshop on Data Sharing

Partner Kristen Rosati shared her expertise in data sharing and privacy in a presentation at the Sentinel System Annual Summit. Kristen has provided advice for a number of years on data sharing and privacy to the FDA and its Sentinel System, a national electronic distributed network to monitor product safety.   Kristen is considered one of the nation’s leading “Big Data” and HIPAA compliance attorneys. She also has deep experience in data breaches, health information exchange, data sharing for research and clinical integration initiatives, clinical research compliance, clinical trials contracting, and biobanking and genomic privacy. Kristen is a sought-after national speaker on these issues and has been active in national healthcare policy. She is Past President (2013-2014) of the American Health Lawyers Association (AHLA), the nation’s largest health care legal organization. ...

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We're excited to announce that the firm has been recognized as one of the Best Law Firms for 2019 by Best Lawyers® and U.S. News & World Report. The firm has been ranked both locally and nationally in 14 practice areas. Firms recognized as Best Law Firms are known for professional excellence and consistently impressive ratings from clients and peers. This ranking illustrates a firm’s commitment to high quality law practice and extensive legal expertise. Firms are ranked based on feedback from clients and peers, which includes cost effectiveness, responsiveness, expertise, and more. Coppersmith Brockelman was ranked in the following practice areas: Metropolitan Tier 1 – Phoenix – Administrative/Regulatory Law Metropolitan Tier 1 – Phoenix – Antitrust Law Metropolitan Tier 1 – Phoenix – Commercial Litigation Metropolitan...

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Kristen Rosati on Planning Committee for National Academies of Sciences, Engineering and Medicine Workshop on Data Sharing

Nationally-recognized health care attorney Kristen Rosati has been invited to join Arizona State University’s (ASU) Health Futures Council, a group convened to guide and support the university's health-related research, education and clinical programs. Kristen joins fellow leaders from various corners of the health care industry, including representatives from prestigious health systems, health insurance companies, education, research institutes, and digital health companies. This unique and specialized body of leaders provides strategic input into ASU’s health-related activities, working to encourage further research, collaboration, and partnerships. ASU has been continually ranked No. 1 in the nation for innovation by U.S. News & World Report, and the Health Futures Council helps keep that innovation in motion. Kristen is considered one of the nation’s leading HIPAA compliance attorneys. An expert in “Big Data,”...

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The Phoenix Business Journal included Coppersmith Brockelman in its list of the Valley’s top Phoenix-area employment law practices. With a team of five employment law attorneys, the firm ranked No. 16 out of 31 firms. Coppersmith Brockelman’s employment law team is a sought-after local stand-out, representing employers large and small. Our attorneys have proven success counseling employers to avoid disputes and craft thorough, creative strategies when disputes do arise. This list is part of the Business Journal’s weekly ranking of top companies in a variety of industries. View the full list of firms here. Learn more about Coppersmith Brockelman’s employment law practice....

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In a presentation to the Arizona Society of Healthcare Attorneys (AzSHA), Karen Owens discussed two important issues related to avoiding discrimination in health care delivery: treatment considerations for transgender patients and patient bias against health care providers. Karen and her co-presenter, Paul Giancola of Snell & Wilmer, outlined the issues hospitals face in caring for transgender patients, addressing legal analysis and records issues that are common in treating this underserved population. They also discussed issues that occur when patients are biased against their providers based on race, gender, gender identity, religion, or national origin. Karen represents health care systems, hospitals, clinics, and other providers in clinical operations matters, including quality management, medical staff credentialing and peer review, confidentiality, and state and federal government regulation and reporting.  She...

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Az Business magazine called upon Scott Bennett to discuss the business impact of Arizona’s latest cybersecurity law in its September issue. The law, which went into effect in August, requires companies to notify consumers affected by a data breach within 45 days of the breach. Companies that don’t comply face up to $500,000 in fines. If more than 1,000 Arizonans are affected, the company must notify the attorney general and the nation’s three major consumer reporting agencies. Scott shared common situations that cause data breaches, noting that the new law is meant to penalize companies with poor cyber data management and ensure they implement better security practices. Scott has extensive experience assisting clients with information privacy and security. He helps clients avoid data breaches by assessing and improving...

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