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Health Law Consulting Blog
Monday, March 26, 2018
In this fast-paced, global contracting environment, traditional due diligence is a thing of the past. Therefore, we have found that ascertaining certain information upfront serves as a form of due diligence that cannot possibly be done in isolation. This allows us to know that the request relating to Regulated Products (as defined below) has been properly vetted (i.e. gone through a robust legal, regulatory, and compliance review as deemed appropriate) and all necessary approvals were obtained confirming the concept the contract relates to is not deemed to violate any applicable law, including the anti-kickback statute and false claims act. In the alternative, if such robust legal, regulatory or compliance review was deemed unnecessary, an attestation to this effect can state so with a simple explanation why such reviews were deemed unnecessary.
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