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Jones Health Law is proud to welcome our newest team member and first legal assistant, Joseph Lanza. Learn more about our newest team member below. What first got you interested in working in a legal environment? I’ve been interested in the legal system for as long as I can remember. As a kid, I was always watching legal dramas and

Pearl Walia is a law student at Nova Southeastern University. Her expected graduation date is May 2027. Learn more about Pearl below! 1. Why did you decide to go to law school? I have always been drawn to problem solving and the versatility of the legal field. Law touches on so many aspects of our daily life, and I like that

By: Nailah Morris Artificial intelligence can draft with remarkable fluency. It cannot practice medicine or law. That distinction carries significant legal consequences for Florida providers. Across Florida, a troubling pattern has emerged in physician offices, surgical centers, and specialty clinics: providers are delegating the preparation of informed consent documentation to generative artificial intelligence tools, most commonly ChatGPT. The appeal is

By: Nailah Morris Beginning July 1, 2025, Florida will implement a new background screening requirement that affects many health care practitioners regulated by the Florida Department of Health (DOH), Division of Medical Quality Assurance. This change was enacted through House Bill 975 and makes fingerprint-based criminal background screening part of the licensure process. For practitioners, this means background screening is

What is the difference between NPI and PTAN? The National Provider Identifier (NPI) and the Provider Transaction Access Number (PTAN) are both used in the healthcare industry to identify providers through the use of identification numbers. The National Provider Identifier is assigned to every medical facility and physician throughout the United States through a national standard laid out by HIPAA

By: Nailah Morris When it comes to paying workers in the United States, particularly here in Florida, two forms you’ll hear about time and again are the 1099 and the W-2. While both are used for reporting income to the IRS, they represent distinct types of working relationships, carry different tax responsibilities, and affect both businesses and workers in meaningful

Jamaal Jones will be the featured speaker at an upcoming presentation focused on healthcare providers and the responsible use of artificial intelligence. The discussion will highlight best practices, ethical considerations, and practical applications of AI to support high-quality patient care and legal compliance.
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As artificial intelligence (AI) reshapes healthcare delivery, organizations increasingly confront new questions about how to protect the proprietary systems, data, and models driving their innovations. In this evolving landscape, trade secret protection offers a flexible but nuanced approach to safeguarding intellectual assets without public disclosure.

This is a brief overview of trade secrets as they apply to AI in healthcare.