Total Credits: 1
The webinar will begin by highlighting the various risks associated with non-compliance, including risks specific to federal and New Jersey law. The webinar will specifically address unique challenges faced by chiropractors who receive reimbursement from federal programs, commercial insurers and Personal Injury Protection (PIP) carriers, with a particular focus on the increased corporate structure scrutiny from PIP carriers in recent years. The webinar will also highlight the Federal Anti-Kickback Statute, Stark Law and New Jersey’s Codey Law.
Following a risk overview, we will discuss the most pressing legal compliance concerns and hot topic areas anticipated for 2026. The webinar will include a discussion on MD/DC relationships, corporate practice restrictions in New Jersey, and a discussion on the pivotal Allstate v. Northfield case and its implications for chiropractic practices.
Additionally, we will discuss the use of Management Services Organizations (MSOs), outlining the limitations and best practices chiropractors should consider when structuring relationships with physicians and physician-owned entities.
The webinar will provide guidance and practical strategies to help New Jersey chiropractors safeguard their practices, maintain compliance, and be prepared for an inevitable PIP audit. After viewing the presentation, you will be equipped with the knowledge and tools necessary to address the evolving landscape of legal and regulatory requirements at both the federal and New Jersey levels.
1 documentation/ethics CEU/ will be recorded.
Antony B. Kamel, Esq. is an associate in Frier Levitt’s Healthcare Practice Group. Antony’s practice focuses on representing the firm’s varied healthcare providers, integrated group practices, medical practices, managed services organizations (MSOs), ambulatory care centers, medical spas and other healthcare providers.
Antony counsels his clients in mergers and acquisitions, corporate, transactional and regulatory matters, including group practice formations, sales and acquisitions of healthcare entities and facilities, and physician group–hospital joint ventures. Antony is also heavily involved in Frier Levitt’s Aesthetic Medicine and Anti-Aging Practice Group, where he assists various stakeholders from start-ups to existing practices to aggregators.
Prior to joining Frier Levitt, Antony clerked for the Hon. Robert J. Mega, P.J.Ch. in the Chancery Division General Equity Part and the Complex Business Litigation Program. Antony received his J.D. from Seton Hall University School of Law where he received the Excellence in Contracts Award. At Seton Hall, Antony served as a student attorney in the law school’s Health Justice Clinic. During law school, Antony also interned in the Opioid Section of the New Jersey Office of the Attorney General and interned for the Hon. Esther Salas, U.S.D.J.
Brandon S. Zarsky is a partner in Frier Levitt’s Healthcare Practice Group. He focuses his practice on the representation of the firm’s varied healthcare clients, including physicians, single and multi-specialty medical practices, management services organizations (MSOs), licensed healthcare facilities, and medical spas, among others. Brandon frequently guides clients and provides regulatory advice on a wide range of matters, including the Anti-Kickback Statute, the Stark Law, and state law with respect to the corporate practice of medicine, fee splitting prohibitions, and scope of practice issues. Since 2019, Brandon has been included on the “Rising Stars” list of New Jersey Super Lawyers.
Brandon is heavily involved in Frier Levitt’s Wellness and Anti-Aging Practice Group, where he advocates for a diverse range of stakeholders within the medical aesthetics space. Some of Brandon’s medical aesthetics clients include MSOs, aesthetic medical practices, weight loss clinics and IV hydration clinics. Brandon, along with the other attorneys in the Wellness and Anti-Aging Practice Group, regularly provides guidance to new and established medical spas and aesthetic medical practices. He commonly represents medical aesthetic entities in connection with mergers and acquisitions and offers compliance counsel to help medical aesthetic businesses navigate the U.S. healthcare regulatory environment.
Brandon joined Frier Levitt after completing a Judicial Clerkship with the Honorable Joseph P. Quinn P.J.Cv. in Monmouth County, New Jersey. Prior to his clerkship, Brandon graduated from Seton Hall University School of Law in 2016 with a Concentration in Health Law and a Certification in Healthcare Compliance from the Law School’s Center for Health & Pharmaceutical Law & Policy.
