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24 days in the dark: a Medicaid fax that never arrived
An Indiana woman went 24 days without her Medicaid caregiver after her eligibility fax never arrived in Indianapolis. The system had no backup.
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Why American doctors still fax
The HIPAA carve-out, CMS submission workflows, EHR interoperability gap, and audit-trail argument behind why US doctors kept the fax machine at the intake desk.
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Pennsylvania Rewrote Its Rules on Serving Legal Papers in 2026. It Kept Fax.
Pennsylvania rewrote the rule governing service by fax in 2026, and fax stayed in. Here’s what Pa.R.Civ.P. 440 now says and what the comment deadline means.
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J&J Faxed a Florida Pharmacy About Xarelto. The Third Circuit Just Called It Junk Mail.
Johnson & Johnson faxed a two-page Xarelto pitch to a Florida pharmacy. A precedential Third Circuit opinion just held it counts as an unsolicited ad.
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Fax and Telegram in the Same Sentence: Inside New York’s AI Red-Tape Review
Governor Hochul’s Executive Order 61 asks New York agencies to modernize fax submissions. In the same sentence, it flags telegram as an obsolete channel.
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A Georgia sheriff is warning about a $358.80 fake-invoice fax scam
A 1990s small-business scam is still landing in 2026, this time as a fake $358.80 fax invoice. A Georgia sheriff is warning local employers.
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“Boston’s great fax fiasco: 183 immigration requests lost in transmission”
Despite digital advances, a humorous look at how BPD and ICE’s reliance on fax has led to major discrepancies in communication.
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Fax fumble costs law firm $5,000 in debt collection dispute
In a quirky legal mix-up, a wrongly sent fax turns a typical legal dispute into a delightful drama, shedding light on our attachment to old tech.
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