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  • October 29, 2026

    Judge 'Put Off' By Atty Fee Bid In $59.5M Menstrual App Deal

    A California federal judge said Thursday that he'll give final approval to a $59.5 million settlement resolving class claims over a menstrual tracking app sharing sensitive health data with Google, but he cut the $19 million attorney fee request by 5%, saying counsel is "taking money out of consumers' pockets."

  • October 29, 2026

    Colo. Justices Won't Review Hospital's Injunction Compliance

    The Colorado Supreme Court declined Thursday to take up transgender youth patients' challenge to a Denver judge's ruling that discharged their contempt citation against Children's Hospital Colorado for not resuming providing medical gender-affirming care to transgender adolescents.

  • October 29, 2026

    Judge Rejects 'Kitchen Sink' Protest Of Optum DHA Deal

    A Court of Federal Claims judge dismissed a protest challenging the Defense Health Agency's award of a $1.6 billion health services contract, finding the protestors spent too much time making various points instead of homing in on a winning argument.

  • October 29, 2026

    GEO Says Colo. Health Inspection Law Suit Should Survive

    The federal contractor that runs an immigration detention center near Denver is coming out swinging against Colorado's attempt to kill its suit challenging a state law requiring extra inspections, saying its claims cannot be considered premature just because the state has not enforced the law yet.

  • October 29, 2026

    EMT Immunity Doesn't Cover Driving, Wash. Justices Say

    Emergency medical technicians' qualified immunity from negligence claims in Washington does not extend to driving ambulances, a divided state Supreme Court held Thursday, ruling that the transportation of patients falls outside EMTs' statutory immunity for rendering emergency services.

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