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Health - June, 2016

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• Health Cos. Paid More To Charity, Nuclear Med Docs In 2015
• Fla. Heart Doc To Pay $2M To Settle FCA Suit
• CVS To Pay $3.5M For Filling 500 Forged Prescriptions
• Planned Parenthood To Target Remaining Abortion Laws
• Dentons Names Gay Rights Pioneer As Senior Counsel In NY
• Catholic Nonprofit To Pay $650K Settlement In HIPAA Breach
• PerkinElmer Faces Suit Over 'Dismal' Drug Test Devices
• Jury Awards 12-Year-Old, Mother $53M In Brain Injury Suit
• Indiana Abortion Law Blocked By Judge
• Pentagon Lifts Ban On Transgender Service Members
• NY Should Unify Standards For Atty Fees Against State Agency
• RICO Claims Don't Hold Up In Abbott Off-Label Use Suit
• 3 Firms Steer Global Medical REIT's $130M IPO
• Pomerantz, Client, Fee Request Booted From 'Botched' Case
• US Anti-Doping Agency Seeks To Question Texas Doctor
• Heart Device Maker Pays $8M To End FCA Kickback Suit
• DOJ Confirms Epic Spike In FCA Penalties
• Ballard Slaps Symphony Health With Antitrust Fee Suit
• 'Bad Faith' Or Statute Needed For Attys' Fees: 4th Circ.
• PE Firm Cinven Nabs Nearly $8B For 6th Fund
• Chicago Schools OK To Break Health Deal, Judge Says
• Ill. Agency Must Explain Program Decline Amid Class Action
• Advocate Workers Get Final Nod On $4.75M OT Settlement
• 'Kickbacks' In FCA Suit Were Just Discounts, Omnicare Says
• Texas AG Says Schools Can't Lie To Trans Students' Parents
• How To Manage Your Law School Debt After Graduation
• Forming Drug Test Policies Through A Haze Of Marijuana Laws
• The 9 Firms GCs Love For Health Care Work
• Wheelchair Suppliers Convicted In $3.5M Medicare Fraud
• How To Become The Firm Every GC Wants To Hire
• NJ Blood Lab Cops To Role In $100M Referral Scheme
• The 24 Firms GCs Love The Most
• Medco Says Ex-Worker Has 'No Evidence' Of Kickbacks
• Texas Taxi Companies Pay $1M To Resolve Medicaid FCA Suit
• What To Expect In Post-Escobar FCA Litigation
• Landmark Says Fertility Co. On Its Own In Billing Fraud Suit
• Justices Decry 'Ominous' Rejection Of Birth Control Case
• Senate Dems Vote To Block Zika, Military Construction Bill
• Ill. Insurance Dept. Greenlights Aetna's $37B Humana Buy
• High Court Won't Revive Abortion Laws In Miss., Wis.
• New Vt. Drug Pricing Law Will Have A Limited Impact
• Calif. Skin Clinic Secretly Recorded Calls, Patient Says
• The Firms That Won Big At the Supreme Court
• High Court's Abortion Ruling Arms Foes Of Fla. Law
• The Top Supreme Court Dissents Of The Term
• The Supreme Court Term By The Numbers
• The Funniest Moments Of The Supreme Court's Term
• BlueCross Data Breach Suit Dismissal Appealed To 4th Circ.
• Hueston Hennigan DQ Order Stands In Kickback Fraud Suit
• A Divided Court Finds New Ways To Be Unanimous
• 4 Takeaways From Supreme Court's Abortion Ruling
• 8 Wasn't Enough For Lawyers Seeking High Court Clarity
• Dallas Suit Accuses Investment Firm Of EB-5 Fraud
• Pa. Appeals Court Won't Disturb 'Killer Nurse' Row Ruling
• Attys React To Supreme Court's Abortion Ruling
• VA Failed To Meet Call Response Time Goals, GAO Report Says
• Pentagon To End Transgender Service Member Ban
• High Court Won't Hear Patent Row Over Fetal DNA Test
• Kansas Seeks To Toss Planned Parenthood Medicaid Suit
• Top DOJ Health Care Fraud Atty Joins Hogan Lovells
• Tarter Krinsky, Patterson Belknap Steer $112M NYC Deal
• FTC Says Ill. Merger Case Shouldn't Sway 3rd Circ. Appeal
• Doctor Groups Back Texas Medical Board In Antitrust Appeal
• PE-Backed Clinical Trials Co. Medpace Files $150 IPO
• Split 8th Circ. Says Hospital Pay Freeze Didn't Violate NLRA
• The Cloud And Ethical Considerations For Lawyers
• Medical Marijuana Consulting Firm Launches $100M PE Fund
• Supreme Court Won't Hear Kaiser-Union Antitrust Appeal
• Supreme Court Won't Hear Appeal On FCA 1st-To-File Bar
• High Court Won't Review DOL Home Care Wage Rule
• A Few Important Decisions From The 'Inferior' Courts
• High Court Strikes Down Texas Abortion Law
• In Congress: Only The Senate
• DOJ Assails Insurer's $5B Suit Over Withheld ACA Payments
• Supreme Court Asked To Resolve Drug-Fraud RICO Split
• Stoel Rives Says Tri-Med Ponzi Row Must Stay Federal
• SEIU Bid For Vote On Hospital Execs' Pay Derailed By Judge
• FTC Approves ProMedica's Divestiture Of Ohio Hospital
• US Sued Over Immigrant Minors' Abortions, Birth Control
• Centene Inks $4.5M Deal In Nurse OT Row
• Deals Rumor Mill: Fresenius, Sports Authority, EQT
• Transgender Student Can Choose Bathroom, Judge Orders
• DOJ Claims 'Systematic' Fraud In Prime's Patient Admissions
• CVS' MinuteClinic Wants Out Of Autodialing Class Action
• How Lawyers Can Harness The Power Of Social Media
• Fla. Hospitals Say County Reimbursement Law Should Stand
• Horizon Can Redact Insurance Plan Docs, NJ Panel Rules
• Calif. Hospital Can't Nix Nurses' Sex Harassment Suit
• Calif. Official Urges DOJ To Block Aetna's $37B Humana Buy
• 'King Of Nursing Homes' Can't Duck Fraud Conviction: Judge
• 9th Circ. Nixes Challenge To Tribal Worker's Theft Conviction
• With Experts Barred, Bayer Says IUD Patients Have No Case
• A New Precedent For Physician Restrictive Covenants In NY
• Medicare Part A To Run Out Of Cash In 2028, Trustees Say
• 7th Circ. Reverses Ruling In Abortion Ad Suit
• From The Partner's Desk: Tips For Recent Law Grads
• NJ Panel Says Patient Could Sue Doctors She Couldn't ID
• Medical Malpractice Depo Order Goes Too Far, Fla. Court Says
• Hospice Dodges Bulk Of FCA Suit Due To Lack Of Evidence
• Ill. Hospitals Request Expiration Date On Merger Injunction
• Dem Senators Ask DOJ To Stop 2 Health Care Mergers
• Fed. Circ. Axes 2nd Challenge To VA Claims Form Rule
• Atty-Client Privilege At Issue In Meningitis Bellwether
• Escobar Was A Clear Defeat For FCA Defendants
• Defense Class Tossed From Fla. Medical Records Class Action
• White House Likely To Veto $236M Funding Cut For IRS
• House Republicans Unveil Obamacare Alternative
• Real Estate Rumors: Capital, Carlyle, Health Nonprofit
• Feds Announce Arrests In $900M Medicare Fraud Takedown
• Health Republic's Curious Liquidation: Part 2
• 'Taking My Talents To South Beach': Law Firm Version
• FTC Hospital Merger Loss Tees Up Fight Over Market Test
• Ky. Clerk Tells 6th Circ. Marriage License Suit Is Moot
• Texas Medical Board Claims Immunity From Telemedicine Suit
• FTC Settles Suit Over Misleading 'Doctor Trusted' Seals
• Quest Diagnostics' $2.4M Blood Techs OT Row Deal Gets Nod
• Pa. Enviro Dept Hits UPMC With Waste Dumping Fines
• NJ Justices Say Bias Law Protects Divorcing Worker
• Deals Rumor Mill: Duke, McKesson, China Development Bank
• NY Wholesaler Hits Allergan, Others With Antitrust Suit
• Florida Blue To Provide Costly Hep C Drug After Lawsuits
• Ultrasound Co. Owner Pleads Guilty In $29M Insurance Scam
• Your 401(k) Plan: A Ticking Time Bomb Of Liability?
• Health Care Fraudster Ordered To Cough Up $91K Tiffany Ring
• Horizon To Pay Chiropractors $33M In ERISA Settlement
• Visium Fund Manager Found Dead In Apparent Suicide
• Health Republic's Curious Liquidation: Part 1
• High Court Boosts Veterans Contracts In Kingdomware
• Fla. Managed Care Provider Says Accountants Missed Fraud
• Not Guilty, Again: Individual Corporate Liability After Reichel
• Firms Must Plant Roots In These Cities To Compete Globally
• 4 Firms Lead The Pack In Global Expansion
• Law360 Reveals The Global 20 Firms Of 2016
• Craigslist Says Ads Don't Infringe Medical Website's Patent
• FTC Failed To Define Market In Hospital Merger Case: Judge
• Podiatric Residency Programs Settle Discrimination Claims
• FDA OKs First Human Trials For Zika Vaccine
• Witness Foul-Up Won't Bar Med Malpractice Case, Panel Says
• Deals Rumor Mill: Dell, Anthem, Deutsche Borse
• DuPont Says Man Can't Prove Chemical Caused His Cancer
• Nev. Discriminates Against Inmates With HIV, Feds Say
• Calif. Regulator Backs $37B Aetna-Humana Merger
• Miss. Law Poses No Imminent Harm For Gay Pair, Judge Says
• Suboxone Buyers Slam Comparison To Sanofi's Antitrust Win
• Hospital Merger Ruling Missed The Boat, FTC Tells 3rd Circ.
• An Important Tip For Academic, Nonprofit Hospital Mergers
• FCA Post-Escobar: Implied Certification Debate Will Continue
• Hospice Urges Supreme Court To Take Medicare Money Case
• Radiologists Want Privacy Suit Tossed After Records Spill
• Health Clinic CEO Guilty Of 98 Counts In $14M Plunder
• More Fla. Providers Seek Toss Of Anesthesia Kickback Suit
• Colo. Dispensary Urges State AG Intervention In Pot Tax Row
• Chicago Hospital Merger Put On Ice While FTC Appeals
• Sec. Burwell Wants To End Medicare Patient Class Action
• Accused Medical Alert TM Infringer Not Covered, Jury Finds
• Health Hires: Quarles, Sheppard Mullin, Manatt Grow in DC
• PE Fund Must Face Texas Suit Alleging It Poached $45M Deal
• Real Estate Rumors: Delshah, LA Times Building, Extell
• White House Privacy Rules For Health Initiative Lack Specifics
• Ex-Warner Chilcott Exec Acquitted In Doctor Bribery Scheme
• Judge Needs Health Co. Info Before Securing $27M Verdict
• Supreme Court's New FCA Standard Will Get Messy Fast
• FTC Heads Delay Ruling In LabMD Data Security Row
• Block Anthem-Cigna Deal, Calif. Insurance Head Tells DOJ
• Attys React To High Court's FCA Liability Ruling
• Nixed $1M Sanction Sends Pa. Judges Due Process Warning
• Health-Focused 1315 Capital Closes 1st Fund At $200M
• 'Doctor Trusted' Seals Have No Medical Basis, FTC Claims
• SEC Bans Medical-Debt Portfolio Scammer
• Autism Care Coverage Row To Be Aired Before Pa. Justices
• Bribery Case Against Ex-Warner Chilcott Exec Heads To Jury
• Dentists Can't Call Unrelated Acts A Conspiracy, Suppliers Say
• FTC, Ill. AG Hope To Stop Hospital Merger At 7th Circ.
• 2nd Circ. Urged To Revive Icahn 'Short-Swing' Trading Suit
• 3 Ways To Handle Class Waivers In Employment Agreements
• Justices Back Broad Theory Of FCA Liability
• FTC's Hospital Merger Enforcement Hangs In The Balance
• VA Must Exclusively Preference Small Biz, High Court Rules
• Browning-Ferris Supporters Slam NLRB Joint Employer Test
• Envision, AmSurg To Create $10B Combo In Merger
• X-Ray Co. Owner Gets 10 Years For $8M Fraud, 2 Deaths
• Medical Providers Say Anesthesia Kickback Suit Fails
• Data Breach Costs Rise To $7M Per Incident, Study Says
• DuPont Hasn't Lived Up To $235M Settlement, Report Says
• Attys Missed Criminal History Of Medicaid Fraudster, Suit Says
• Polsinelli Lures Former Lawmaker To Public Policy Practice
• Ex-MedCap Prez Gets 10 Years For $50M Investor Fraud
• 11th Circ. Asked To Rehear Drug Dosage Medicare Billing Suit
• Aetna Can't Recoup Medical Costs From Hanover: NY Justices
• Ex-HIV Clinic Owner Gets 5 Years For $12M Medicare Fraud
• AMA Expands Firearm Policy To Cover All Guns
• Medical Center Pushes For Cert. In Kimberly-Clark Gown Suit
• Visium Fund Manager, Others Arrested On Fraud Charges
• Nickerson V. Stonebridge Could Mean Higher Damages Awards
• Yurko Rightly Booted From Bryan Case, Mass. Court Says
• Atty's 'Unprecedented' $1M Sanction Scrapped By Pa. Court
• Antitrust Complaint More Than Holds Its Own, Dentists Say
• Ex-NFLer's Claims Trimmed In Disability Benefits Suit
• Morgan Lewis Guides NBK Capital In $110M Fund Close
• Can Restrictive Covenants Include Referral Sources?
• Sens. Unveil New Bill Aimed To Help Generic Drug Flow
• Hospital Merger Losses Could Prod FTC To Rethink Markets
• Patient Slams Bid To Pause Baylor Malpractice Suit
• Baker Donelson Adds Health Partner From Seyfarth Shaw
• Intuitive's Device Sent Metal To Patients' Brains, Suit Says
• Anti-Abortion Group Founder's Misdemeanor Charge Dropped
• Amerisource FCA Suit Ends Without Explanation
• Judge Questions Jury's Conviction Of 'King Of Nursing Homes'
• Aveta Assails $1B Medicare Advantage FCA Suit
• PTAB Evidence Rules Clarified, Affirming Genzyme Loss
• Pa. Hospitals Urge 3rd Circ. Not To Freeze Their Merger
• 4th Circ. Won't Rehear Antitrust Case Against Medical Board
• Feds Peddling 'Fiction' On Medicare Appeals, Hospitals Say
• European PE Firm Glide Healthcare Closes $285M Fund
• 6 Factors Every Law Firm's Gender Diversity Initiative Needs
• Ex-Warner Chilcott Exec Says Feds' Jury Directions Flawed
• FTC Can't Block Chicago Hospital Merger
• Ex-Calif. Sen. Will Cop To Fraud Charge In Corruption Case
• 2nd Circ. Questions House Resistance To SEC Subpoena
• Insurer Seeks To Cut Claims After Fresenius' $250M Deal
• 3rd Circ. Questions Allergan Antitrust Dismissal
• Blue Cross Units Want Out Of Alabama Antitrust MDL
• ACA Payment Formula Robs Insurers, Suit Says
• Contractor Accused Of Overbilling USAID On Pakistan Project
• MedData Buys PE-Backed Cardon Outreach In $400M Deal
• High Court Passes On Fla. Doc's Deposit Structuring Appeal
• Doc Accused Of Bribing Sen. Defends Multi-Dosing Lucentis
• Walgreens Ends Partnership With Blood Testing Co. Theranos
• Employer Steps For ACA Nondiscrimination Compliance
• PharMerica Urges Justices To Review FCA's 1st-To-File Bar
• Ex-U.S. Rep. To Lead BakerHostetler's Federal Policy Team
• 5 Questions To Watch As DOJ Targets Carolinas HealthCare
• SD Rep. Wants Drug Tests For Indian Health Service Workers
• FAA Pushes For Mental Health Reporting Rather Than Testing
• Getnick Adds Ex-NY AG Adviser To Its FCA Practice
• Taxation With Representation: Gibson, White, Sheppard
• Doctors Challenge California's New 'Right To Die' Law
• DOL Sues 2 Cos. For Firing OSHA Whistleblowers In Texas
• Feds Fight New Trial Bid In $9.5M Health Care Fraud Suit
• 3rd Circ. Refuses To Restore FCA Claims Against CHS Units
• SEC Wants Ex-NFLer's Super Bowl Ring For $200K Penalty
• Ohio School Board Sues Over Trans Bathroom Directive
• 11th Circ. Could Expose Doctors To Greater Speech Limits
• Fla. High Court Axes 104-Week Workers' Comp Time Limit
• 4th. Circ Won't Stay Trans Bathroom Ruling During Appeal
• 5th Circ. Gives Courts Powerful Tool To Enforce Daubert
• In-House Teams Are Voting With Their Feet — And Then Some
• Paraplegic Wins Bid To Count Attys' Fees In Award Math
• Nursing Home Requires Defunct Arbitration Forum, Court Says
• Fla. Justices Ponder Caps In Medical Malpractice Rows
• Rep. Floats Indian Health Service Reform Bill
• Texas Bar Says Houston Atty Withheld Settlement Funds
• NLRB Says CVS 'Floaters' Can't Be Part Of Union Vote
• 3rd Circ. Won't Rethink Suit Over Cigna Benefit Calculations
• Miami Beach Bans Gay Conversion Therapy For Minors
• Senate Panel Sends $164M Health, Labor Funding Bill To Floor
• Deals Rumor Mill: Verizon, Envision Healthcare, Kite Realty
• Federal Judge Permanently Blocks Alabama Marriage Laws
• DOJ, NC Sue Hospital Giant Over Patient Steering Restraints
• Medical Centers Try To Drop Out Of Hospital Gown Suit
• Judge Missed Pa. Hospital Merger Downsides, 3rd Circ. Told
• ACA Risk Corridor Funding Falls Short, Litigation Ensues
• NJ Panel Grills Hospitals Over Discovery In Horizon Row
• Planned Parenthood, Others Urge 9th Circ. To Block Video
• Inside Big Pharma's $70M Drug Pricing War In Calif.
• NJ Doc Gets 1-Year Sentence In Lab Test Bribe Scheme
• EEOC Can't Rely On Wellness Regs In Firing Suit, Orion Says
• Deals Rumor Mill: Yahoo, Acrisure, Schoen
• Trial Judges Can't Impose Monetary Sanctions, Pa. Court Told
• NCAA, Southeastern Conf. Hit With Concussion Class Action
• NY Doctor Gets Prison In $100M Lab Test-Referral Scheme
• 9th Circ. Sends Back JPMorgan, CVS Workplace Seating Suits
• Medical Co. Settles With FTC Over Published Patient Info
• Blue Cross Affiliate Beats $40M Antitrust Suit In Okla.
• Brazil's Health Care Sector Prime Target For M&A
• Union Fee Challengers Denied Class Cert. In Revived Ill. Row
• 3rd Circ. Won't Take Second Look At Lovenox Antitrust Suit
• 7 Tips For Writing An Effective Amicus Brief
• The 25 Law Firms GCs Recommend To Their Friends
• No Quick Win For Dentist In Hepatitis C Bias Suit
• Machine-Learning Algorithms Can Help Health Care Litigation
• 5 Insights From Garden City Group GC Scott Nader
• When The Government Misinterprets Its Own Medicare Rules
• Sequenom Eyes Australia In Patent Row Over Fetal DNA Test
• Ex-Workers Accuse Chicago Hospital Of Defying ERISA
• FDA Warning Wire: Zimmer Biomet, Spotty Donor Screening
• Senate Panel OKs 1st Bipartisan Labor-HHS Bill Since '09
• Medco Says Whistleblower Shouldn't Prevail In Kickback Row
• NuVasive Can't Shake $28M Unfair Competition Verdict
• GAO Urges VA To Improve Health Care Affiliate Contracting
• 6th Circ. Vacates $30M Blue Cross Antitrust Settlement
• NJ Rightly OK'd Horizon Tiered Health Plan, Court Says
• Va. School Board Taking Trans Bathroom Row To High Court
• Tri-Med Investors Want Stoel Rives Ponzi Suit In State Court
• Leonard Green & Partners Clinches $9.6B PE Fund
• Fla. Justices Could Chill Doc Malpractice Suits, Attys Fear
• NLRB Tells 9th Circ., 5th Circ. Arbitration Deals Illegal
• La. Lawmakers Pass Bill Banning Already Illegal Abortions
• Insurers Must Be Prepared For Cybercrime Coverage Battles
• Ex-Calif. Assemblyman Pleads Guilty To Money Laundering
• Nursing Home Must Reinstate Workers Fired For Union Activity
• Greenspoon Marder Grows Cannabis Practice Across West
• Bluehost Released Co.'s Confidential Data To Rival, Suit Says
• ACLU Targets Dignity Health Over Transgender Surgery Denial
• Bharara's Civil Case Chief Heads To Arnold & Porter
• Epic Says Tata Can Cut, Not Vacate, $940M Award In IP Suit
• Senate Backs Measure To Funnel DOD Medical Cuts To Tricare
• Fla. Prosecutors Challenge Indicted Doctor's Spying Claims
• NC Lawmakers Can Intervene In ACLU Bathroom Law Fight
• Cigna Wants Home Care False Claims Suit Tossed
• Clinic Wrongly Fired Worker Who Refused Flu Shot: EEOC
• Abbott Loses Final Appeal Of $3.4M Portuguese Antitrust Fine
• Dallas Firm Burt Barr Fights Client's Malpractice Suit
• Kan. Says Class Cert. Premature In Planned Parenthood Suit
• NY Doc Tied To $100M No-Fault Racket Appeals Conviction
• Greenberg Traurig Should Face $2.2M Clawback, Agent Says
• Employer Wellness Programs: A Look At The New Rules
• 5 Steps To An Anti-Corruption 'Culture Of Compliance'
• Duke, UNC Can't Appeal Immunity Denial In Hiring Plot Suit
• Biz Groups Defend Wellness Tests, Blast EEOC In 7th Circ.
• Judge Denies Discovery Request In Humana FCA Row
• Health Hires: Ex-HHS Atty Joins Hogan Lovells
• NJ's Largest Health Insurer Dropped By Hospital Chain
• Supreme Court Urged To Revive Kaiser-Union Antitrust Suit
• Rite Aid Says It's Immune From Flu-Shot TCPA Suit
• Sedgwick So. Cal. Office Gains Ex-Bonne Bridges Team
• LabMD Says Ga. Ruling Supports Pa. Data Breach Suit
• Mich. Tribe Says Judge Misunderstood ERISA Claims
• Fla. On Hook For Legal Fees In Same-Sex Marriage Cases
• Aetna Prices $13B Jumbo Bond To Help Fund Humana Deal
• Planned Parenthood Challenges Fla. Abortion Law
• Ensuring Compliance Under New Ill. Security Breach Statute
• Deals Rumor Mill: Total, CST Brands, Concordia Healthcare
• New Ala. Abortion Laws Are Unconstitutional, Clinic Says
• Ex-Head Of Pa. Hospice Cops To Medicare Fraud Scheme
• Real Estate Rumors: Spitzer, Sunset Palms, Millennium
• 6 Supreme Court Cases Every BigLaw Attorney Should Watch
• How Eisai V. Sanofi Will Affect Loyalty Discount Cases
• Care Facility Illegally Replaced Strikers, NLRB Panel Says
• NantHealth's $91M Deal Leads 2 Biotech IPOs Totaling $141M
• Couple's EB-5 Operation Is A $27M Scam, SEC Says
• LGBT Bias Inherently Gender-Based, EEOC Tells Court
• AT&T 'Scheme' With Insurer Violates ERISA, Hospital Says
• Ex-Health CFO Gets 9 Years For 'Unrelenting Lies' Over Fraud
• Ex-NFLer To Mediate Denied Care Row With Retire Plans
• Blue Cross Blue Shield Sues Over $147M Owed Under ACA
• A Brief History Of Law Firm Cyberattacks
• FTC, Pa. Tell 3rd Circ. Burden Met To Block Hospital Merger
• Food Co. Can't Sell FDA-Regulated Items Over Safety Issues
• Md. Couple Get Combined 17 Years For $80M Medicaid Fraud
• Anti-Abortion Org's Bus Ad Wrongly Banned, 7th Circ. Told
• Jones Day Scores Arent Fox Partner For DC Office
• Cigna Ordered To Pay $13M For Refusal To Cover Claims
• IHS Seeks Tribes' Input On Health Program Expansion
• BioScrip Board Shuffle Toppled Shareholder Suit, Judge Says
• Firm Says Jury Erred In Denying Claims For $1M In Legal Fees
• Feds Net $9M FCA Deal From Tenn. Drug Testing Co., Doc
• 3rd Circ. Revives Challenge To Pittsburgh Abortion Buffers
• Nursing Center Settles DOJ Immigrant Discrimination Case
• Pa. Readies 1st Interim Regulation For Medical Pot
• Illinois Senate Unanimous In Vote Against Tampon Tax
• Louisiana Bans Common Abortion Procedure
• NJ Hospital Settles Claims It Billed For Unneeded Services
• 4th Circ. Denies Rehearing In Transgender Bathroom Case
• Defining Proportionality: Amended Rule 26's First 6 Months
• Zubik V. Burwell: The Supreme Court As Mediator?
• The Latest Roadblock For Insider Trading Enforcement