Contract Review & Negotiation

The healthcare industry is inundated with contracts. Anderson & Quinn has extensive experience assessing, negotiating and reviewing contracts in such areas as managed care and healthcare transactions. Clients turn to us for cost-effective representation and successful outcomes.

For further information, see our blog post on Five Reasons to Update Managed Care Contracts.

Anderson & Quinn Contract Review Attorneys

Rob Scanlon

Managing Member

From the blog

Understanding Attorney’s Fees and Maryland’s Collateral Litigation Doctrine

Knowing the Collateral Litigation Exception to the American Rule Attorneys are always learning new things. Something I recently discovered relates to an exception to the normal attorney’s fees practices. It came up when an opposing counsel made a claim for attorney’s...

’Tis the Season for the Buyer to Beware and for Merchants to be on Their Best Behavior

The holiday season is the perfect time to be reminded of consumer protections—both what we should expect of those who sell consumer goods and services and what a merchant can advertise or promise to customers. A relative of mine recently signed up with a fitness...

Challenges of Arbitration Clauses in Provider Managed Care Agreements

The inefficiencies of arbitration clauses in healthcare provider contracts invalidate their value. Healthcare providers frustrated with excessive denials from managed care payers have asked us to examine their provider service agreements. One question commonly asked...

Five Reasons to Update Managed Care Contracts

Managed care revenue fuels hospital operations, which is why hospitals’ managed care contracts require careful maintenance. Still, the firm sometimes sees hospital clients with stale five- or 10-year-old contracts – and costly problems left unresolved. As a general...