 The oldest law journal in the United States, The Legal Intelligencer delivers in-depth analysis and coverage of legal issues that go beyond the headlines In contrast to many advisory opinions where the OIG evaluates whether remuneration exists but poses sufficiently low risk, here the OIG concluded that the arrangement does not generate remuneration at all under the AKS. Accordingly, the OIG issued a favorable opinion, reinforcing a critical compliance principle: where no remuneration flows, directly or indirectly, to referral sources, the AKS is not implicated. 
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