Weaver Johnston & Nelson, PLLC

10/15/2026

📈 Want to Grow Your Practice Without Creating Compliance Risks? How can healthcare providers increase patient volume and strengthen referral relationships while staying compliant with federal healthcare fraud and abuse laws?

Join Weaver Johnston Nelson for an upcoming in-person CME session: How to Increase Your Patient Volume and Referrals in a Compliant Manner. Our attorneys will cover practical strategies for healthcare marketing and practice growth, along with key compliance considerations under the Federal Anti-Kickback Statute, Stark Law, and False Claims

Act. What You’ll Learn:
✅ Compliant healthcare marketing and patient acquisition strategies
✅ How to identify red flags in marketing agreements and referral arrangements
✅ Legal considerations when compensating marketing professionals and structuring referral relationships
✅ Practical ways to strengthen your digital presence and make referrals easier

📅 Tuesday, November 17, 2026
🕡 6:30–7:30 PM
📍 Weaver Johnston Nelson | Dallas, Texas
🎓 1 hour of medical ethics and professional responsibility CME credit

Register: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/how-to-increase-your-patient-volume-and-referrals-in-a-compliant-manner-tickets-2003217527550?aff=oddtdtcreator



This activity is designated for a maximum of 1 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit™. Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity.

This course has been designated by Weaver Johnston Nelson, PLLC for 1 credit of education in medical ethics and professional responsibility.

Weaver Johnston Nelson, PLLC is accredited by the Texas Medical Association to provide continuing medical education for physicians.

Learn practical strategies to grow your healthcare practice, strengthen referral relationships, and navigate healthcare fraud and abuse laws

09/24/2026

We’re excited to welcome Jason C. McKenney to Weaver Johnston Nelson! With extensive experience in complex healthcare and commercial litigation, investigations, and compliance matters, Jason brings a strong background representing healthcare organizations and other highly regulated businesses.
Before joining WJN, Jason served as Managing Attorney and Special Litigation Counsel in the Consumer Protection Division of the Texas Attorney General’s Office, where he led complex litigation and investigations involving healthcare and technology companies.
His experience and practical, business-focused approach make him a valuable addition to our team and a trusted advocate for our clients.

08/11/2026

Handling a matter in Texas? Experienced local counsel can make all the difference.

For attorneys and law firms outside Texas, navigating local rules, court procedures, and Texas-specific litigation requirements can add another layer of complexity to an already demanding case.

At Weaver Johnston Nelson, we work with attorneys and firms throughout Texas and across the country to provide knowledgeable, responsive local counsel and litigation support.

Our attorneys can assist with court appearances, filings, local rules and procedures, communications with the court and opposing counsel, pro hac vice admissions, injunctive relief, and other needs that arise in Texas litigation.

Whether you need local counsel for a specific proceeding or ongoing support throughout a matter, our team is prepared to help.

Learn more:
https://weaverjohnston.com/texas-local-counsel/

Need experienced Texas local counsel? Weaver Johnston Nelson assists law firms nationwide with Northern District of Texas matters, pro hac vice admissions, emergency injunctions, TROs, and complex business litigation throughout Texas.

08/03/2026

The 2025 Texas Legislative Session brought significant changes to physician non-compete laws, making it more important than ever for physicians and healthcare organizations to understand how these updates may affect employment agreements.

Our on-demand CME course, Recent Developments in Physician Non-Competes in North Texas, breaks down the new law, what has changed, and what physicians should know moving forward.

🎓 Earn AMA PRA Category 1 Credit™ and learn at your own pace.

Learn more: https://weaverjohnston.com/courses/recent-developments-in-physician-non-competes-in-north-texas/

Earn 1 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit™ in medical ethics. Join us for 'Recent Developments in Physician Non-Competes in North Texas' — a CME course for physicians.

07/15/2026

Texas healthcare providers should be preparing now for the state's new itemized billing requirements taking effect in 2026.

Recent legislation and updated HHSC guidance establish new requirements for the content and delivery of itemized billing statements, making now the time to review your billing processes, systems, and compliance protocols.

Our latest article explains what the new requirements mean, who they apply to, key compliance deadlines, and practical steps organizations can take to prepare.

Read the full article here: https://weaverjohnston.com/legislative-regulatory-updates/texas-itemized-billing-requirements-2026/

Texas healthcare providers must comply with updated HHSC itemized billing requirements effective July 2026. Learn how HB 216 changes patient billing delivery requirements.

06/22/2026

As we celebrate 10 years of Weaver Johnston Nelson, we're reflecting on how healthcare law has evolved over the past decade.

In this video, Dan Tatum shares one of the most significant changes he's witnessed throughout his career: the growing influence of private equity in healthcare. From physician practice acquisitions to changing business structures and regulatory considerations, private equity has transformed the healthcare landscape in ways few could have predicted.

06/15/2026

As AI tools become a regular part of legal practice, attorneys and organizations must carefully consider the impact on attorney-client privilege and confidentiality.

Recent court decisions highlight a growing concern: the use of AI platforms may create risks that could affect privilege protections, work product claims, and the handling of sensitive client information. As technology evolves, so do the legal and ethical considerations surrounding its use.

In our latest article, we examine the emerging risks associated with AI and attorney-client privilege, recent court developments, and practical considerations for lawyers and healthcare organizations using AI tools.

Read the article here: https://weaverjohnston.com/legislative-regulatory-updates/ai-attorney-client-privilege-risks/

Using ChatGPT or other AI tools for legal advice may create discoverability risks. Learn how courts are handling AI privilege issues.

06/05/2026

This July marks 10 years for Weaver Johnston Nelson.
Over the past decade, we’ve grown alongside our clients, our team, and the evolving healthcare landscape in Texas. From regulatory change to industry transformation, it’s been a privilege to serve those navigating some of the most complex challenges in healthcare law.
Over the coming weeks, we’ll be sharing reflections, milestones, and stories from the people who helped shape these first 10 years.
More soon.

05/14/2026

Texas physician non-compete agreements are changing fast, and our CME course just got updated to include SB 1318 and the latest legal developments impacting healthcare providers across Texas.
In this on-demand course, litigation attorney Charles Gearing breaks down what physicians need to know about enforceability, buyout provisions, geographic restrictions, patient continuity requirements, and how the new law may affect future employment agreements.
If you are a physician, practice owner, or healthcare executive reviewing contracts in 2026, this course offers practical guidance you can apply immediately.

🎓 1 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit™
📍 Accredited by the Texas Medical Association
▶️ On-demand access available now through Weaver Johnston Nelson
View the course here: https://weaverjohnston.com/courses/recent-developments-in-physician-non-competes-in-north-texas/

05/11/2026

Stark Law compliance remains one of the most closely monitored areas in healthcare regulation. In Texas, enforcement actions can arise from financial relationships, referral arrangements, and documentation issues that may not always be intentional but still carry significant risk.

Our latest article explains how Stark Law enforcement works in Texas, what commonly triggers regulatory scrutiny, and what physicians and healthcare organizations should understand to reduce exposure.

We also outline key compliance considerations for structuring transactions and maintaining alignment with federal healthcare regulations.

📖 Read the full article: https://weaverjohnston.com/legislative-regulatory-updates/stark-law-enforcement-texas/