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• November 21, 2025

  3 Takeaways From FDA Cell And Gene Therapy Draft Guidance

  The U.S. Food and Drug Administration recently published draft guidance documents that sketch the clearest picture yet of the evolving regulatory framework for cell and gene therapies, reflecting an agency that is increasingly comfortable with flexible, science-driven approaches that extend beyond clinical trial models, say attorneys at MoFo.

• November 21, 2025

  1st Circ. Clears IT Co. In Suit Over Zoll Patient Data Breach

  An information technology company cannot be held liable for a data breach exposing the health information of patients of a unit of medical device maker Zoll Medical Corp, the First Circuit ruled, because the two companies did not have a business relationship permitting them to hold one responsible for another's conduct.

• November 20, 2025

  Texas Sues Bristol-Myers For Alleged Drug Misrepresentations

  The Texas Office of the Attorney General sued pharmaceutical companies Bristol-Myers Squibb and Sanofi in Texas state court, claiming Thursday the companies failed to disclose that a lucrative blood thinner used to prevent heart attacks and strokes does not work as well on certain minority patients.

• November 20, 2025

  Invisalign Buyers Get OK On Sweetened $32M Antitrust Deal

  A California federal judge who previously rejected Invisalign-maker Align Technologies' $27.5 million antitrust deal with buyers because it included a coupon program said Thursday he will approve a revised deal, which provides for an all-cash $31.75 million payout.

• November 20, 2025

  11th Circ. Upholds Pregnancy Center Vandalism Conviction

  The Eleventh Circuit on Thursday upheld a 120-day prison sentence for a Florida woman convicted of vandalizing crisis pregnancy centers across the state, disagreeing that she cannot be prosecuted under a conspiracy statute for violating the Freedom of Access to Clinic Entrances Act.

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