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St. Mary's University

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2003

Andre Hampton

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The Princess And The Pea: The Assurance Of Voluntary Compliance Between The Texas Attorney General And Aetna's Texas Hmos And Its Impact On Financial Risk Shifting By Managed Care, Brant S. Mittler, Andre Hampton Jan 2003

The Princess And The Pea: The Assurance Of Voluntary Compliance Between The Texas Attorney General And Aetna's Texas Hmos And Its Impact On Financial Risk Shifting By Managed Care, Brant S. Mittler, Andre Hampton

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The Texas Attorney General attempts to regulate managed care organizations and their shifting of financial risk by utilizing Assurance Voluntary Compliance to make the costs associated with the provisions of health insurance more transparent. A primary technique used to shift financial risk to providers of healthcare services is through the use of downstream entities which are commonly provider-sponsored organizations. It is the relationship between the downstream entity and the individual physicians that ultimately affects patient care, the doctor-patient relationship, and the quality of care. The regulatory community throughout the United States has made the regulation of downstream entities its number …


Legal Obstacles To Bringing The Twenty-First Century In The Classroom: Stop Being Creative, You May Already Be In Trouble, Andre Hampton Jan 2003

Legal Obstacles To Bringing The Twenty-First Century In The Classroom: Stop Being Creative, You May Already Be In Trouble, Andre Hampton

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There are unimaginable benefits available if legal educators can bring the law classroom into the twenty-first century through the use of popular media and celebrities in their teaching. With the introduction of “pop culture,” the professor can permanently alter the student's view of the course material. Bringing pop culture into the classroom will make the course material more relevant to our students’ lives outside the classroom. This will enhance both their willingness and their ability to master legal concepts.

There are two major obstacles to bringing pop culture into the classroom. The initial major obstacle is the Copyright Act of …