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FTC Staff Letter to NC Representative Stephen LaRoque Concerning NC House Bill 698 and the Regulation of Dental Service Organizations and the Business Organization of Dental Practices

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Matter Number
V120007
Related Release
FTC Staff: Proposed North Carolina Dental Services Law Would Likely Reduce the Benefits of Competition for Consumers
Advocacy Filings

FTC Staff Comment Before the Alabama House of Representatives Concerning Alabama House Bill 156 Allowing Veterinarians to Work as Employees of 501(C)(3)Nonprofit Spay and Neuter Clinics

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Matter Number
V120005
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FTC Staff: Proposed Alabama Law Would Give Veterinarians More Choices in Providing Spaying, Neutering Services
Advocacy Filings

FTC Staff Comment Before the Louisiana House of Representatives on the Likely Competitive Impact of Louisiana House Bill 951 Concerning Advanced Practice Registered Nurses ("APRNs")

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Matter Number
V120006
Related Release
FTC Staff: Proposed Louisiana Law Would Expand Patient Care by Advance Practice Registered Nurses
Advocacy Filings

FTC Staff Letter to the Honorable Representative Jeanne Kirkton, Missouri House of Representatives, Concerning Missouri House Bill 1399 and the Regulation of Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetists

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Matter Number
V120002
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FTC Staff: Proposed Missouri Legislation May Reduce Patient Access to Pain Management Services and Increase Prices
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FTC Staff Letter to the Honorable Paul Hornback, Senator, Commonwealth of Kentucky State Senate Concerning Kentucky Senate Bill 187 and the Regulation of Advanced Practice Registered Nurses

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Matter Number
V120004
Related Release
FTC Staff: Proposed Kentucky Legislation Could Benefit Consumers; Would Expand Patient Care by Advance Practice Registered Nurses
Advocacy Filings

FTC Staff Comment Before the Maine Board of Dental Examiners Concerning Proposed Rules to Allow Independent Practice Dental Hygienists to Take X-Rays in Underserved Areas

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Matter Number
V120000
Related Release
FTC Staff: Maine Dental Board's Proposed Rules Could Undermine Pilot Project to Expand Access to Dental Care in Underserved Areas
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FTC Comment Before the Federal Communications Commission Concerning Placement of Unauthorized Charges on Telephone Bills, Otherwise Known as "Cramming," CG Docket Nos. 11-116, 09-158, and 98-170

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Matter Number
P104403
Docket Number
11-116
09-158
98-170
Advocacy Filings

FTC Staff Comment to The Honorable John J. Bonacic Concerning New York S.B. 3186-A, To Allow Health Care Providers to Negotiate Collectively With Health Plans

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Matter Number
V110015
Related Release
FTC Staff Says Proposed New York Legislation Likely to Lead to Higher Health Care Costs and Decreased Access to Health Care Services for Consumers
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FTC Staff Letter to the Honorable Gary Odom, Tennessee House of Representatives, Concerning Tennessee House Bill 1896 (H.B. 1896) and the Regulation of Providers of Interventional Pain Management Services

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Matter Number
V110011
Related Release
FTC Staff: Proposed Tennessee Legislation May Reduce Patient Access to Pain Management Services and Increase Prices
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FTC Staff Comment to the Honorable James L. Seward, Concerning New York Assembly Bill 5502-B to Regulate the Use of Mail Order Pharmacies by Health Plans Offering Prescription Drug Coverage

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Matter Number
V110013
Related Release
FTC Staff Says Proposed New York Legislation Would Reduce Competition and Likely Lead to Higher Prescription Drug Costs
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FTC Staff Comment to Senators Coleman and Kissel and Representatives Fox and Hetherington Concerning Connecticut H.B. 6343, Intended To Exempt Members of Certified Cooperative Arrangements From the Antitrust Laws

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Matter Number
V110012
Related Release
FTC Staff Says Proposed Connecticut Legislation Would Likely Increase Health Care Costs and Decrease Access to Care
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FTC Staff Comment Before the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission Concerning Analysis of Horizontal Market Power under the Federal Power Act (Docket No. RM11-14-000)

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Matter Number
V110010
Docket Number
RM11-14-000
Related Release
FTC Staff Submits Comment to FERC on Assessing the Effects of Proposed Horizontal Mergers on Market Power
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FTC Staff Comment to the Hon. Elliot Naishtat Concerning Texas S.B. 8 to Exempt Certified Health Care Collaboratives From the Antitrust Laws

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Matter Number
V110009
Related Release
FTC Staff: Proposed Texas Legislation Likely to Lead to Dramatically Increased Costs and Decreased Access to Health Care for Texas Consumers
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FTC Staff Comment to the Hon. Alice H. Peisch, Massachusetts House of Representatives, Concerning Legislation Imposing Additional Restrictions on Malt Beverage Suppliers and Supplier-Wholesaler Relationships

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Matter Number
V110008
Related Release
FTC Staff Says Proposed Massachusetts Law Would Limit Competition and Raise Costs in Distribution of Malt Beverages
Advocacy Filings

FTC Comment Before the Federal Communications Commission Regarding Liability for Telemarketing Calls Under the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA), CG Docket No. 11-50

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Docket Number
11-50
Related Release
In Comment to Federal Communications Commission, FTC Stresses that Sellers are Responsible for Calls Made by Outside Telemarketers
Advocacy Filings

FTC Staff Letter To The Honorable Rodney Ellis and The Honorable Royce West, The Senate of the State of Texas, Concerning Texas Senate Bills 1260 and 1339 and the Regulation of Advanced Practice Registered Nurses

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Matter Number
V110007
Related Release
FTC Staff: Proposed Texas Legislation Likely Would Benefit Health Care Consumers; Would Allow Expanded Patient Care by Advanced Practice Registered Nurses
Advocacy Filings

FTC Staff Letter to the Honorable Mark Formby, Mississippi House of Representatives, Concerning Mississippi Senate Bill 2445 and the Regulation of Pharmacy Benefit Managers

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Matter Number
V110005
Federal Trade Commission Statement Concerning Reliance on Prior PBM-Related Adv…
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FTC Staff: Mississippi Bill That Would Give State Pharmacy Board Authority Over PBMs Likely to Increase Prescription Drug Costs and Reduce Competition
FTC Votes to Issue Statement Withdrawing Prior Pharmacy Benefit Manager Advocacy
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