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Health - January, 2017

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• Gorsuch Likely To Restore Scalia-Era High Court Balance
• Gorsuch's Credentials Could Prove Troubling To Opposition
• Hospital Urges NJ High Court To Toss Nurse's Bias Claims
• 3 Gorsuch Opinions You Need To Read Right Now
• Fla. Justices Say Lawmakers Can't Impair Atty Fee Contracts
• Trump Nominates Judge Gorsuch For High Court Seat
• Senecas Say Feds Can't Dodge Health Care Funding Suit
• Certain Medical Record Coding Services May Be Taxed In NY
• Trans Prof Can't Enter Obama Bathroom Rule Row, States Say
• Da Vinci Robot Maker Escapes Suit Over Metal Debris
• FDA Warning Wire: A Winter Enforcement Storm
• UPS Can't Shake Frozen Embryo Mistreatment Case
• Trump 'Sabotaging' ACA By Curbing Outreach, Dems Say
• Famed Boxing Coach's Landlord Dodges Wrongful Death Suit
• Celgene Says 9th Circ. Ruling Means $40B FCA Suit Must Go
• Hospital Beats Med Mal Claims Over Baby's Brain Damage
• Louisiana Heart Hospital Hits Ch. 11 After Major Expansion
• Texas Medical Center Escapes Nurse's False Claims Suit
• Acupuncture Antitrust Suit Goes Forward In North Carolina
• Health Group Of The Year: Hogan Lovells
• A Look Back At A Year Of Record-Setting HIPAA Enforcement
• What To Expect From VA Nominee David Shulkin
• 10 False Claims Act Highlights Of 2016
• Mylan Facing Antitrust Probe Over EpiPen's Market Power
• Health Reg Rollback Will Hinge On Trump Order's Vagueness
• Judge Rejects MDs' Dispute With Deal In Health First Suit
• Small Pharmacies Seek Redo In Medco Antitrust Row
• Capital One Closes $535M Loan For Starwood REIT
• Diabetes Patients Fire Off First Suit Over Insulin Drug Hike
• Nominee For HHS Sec Bought Discounted Biotech Stock
• IBM's $1B Med Imaging Buy Beats Investor Challenge In Del.
• NJ Ambulance Operator Gets 18 Years For Insurance Fraud
• Customers Bank Slams $100M Suit Over Racketeering Claims
• Health Group Of The Year: Bass Berry
• San Francisco Says Archdiocese Owes $3M In Health Costs
• Sperm Mixup Suit Put On Hold Amid State Court Case
• VA Search For Tainted-Water Docs Inadequate, Vets Say
• Consumers Shouldn't Bear Data Breach Burden, DC Circ. Told
• Love And Law In The Age Of Trump
• CIA Docs Not 'Agents,' Can't Duck Torture Suit, Says Judge
• An Update On Merger Filings In China
• What To Know About New HHS OIG Exclusion Regs
• Trump Signs 'One In, Two Out' Order On Rulemaking
• In Congress: More Cabinet, High Court
• The State Of The Litigation Finance Industry In 2017
• Texas Fetal Tissue Disposal Rule Blocked Until Further Notice
• Patent Board's Immunity Finding A Win For State Universities
• Health Insurer Investors Sue Over $800M Sale To WellCare
• Health Group Of The Year: Akin Gump
• $61M Ends Sanofi Vaccine Antitrust Dispute
• RJR Responsible For Smoker's Death, Jury Told
• Pa. Judge Steps Aside From LabMD, Tiversa Data Leak Row
• High-Sugar Foods Can't Be 'Healthy,' FDA Hears
• Vanderbilt University Settles FCA Suit With Physicians
• NJ Justices To Hear Discovery Row In Horizon Plan Challenge
• Allstate Sues Device Co., NY Docs Over Insurance Scheme
• UnitedHealthcare Accuses Dallas Labs Of $100M Fraud
• Health Hires: Lewis Brisbois, DLA Piper, Proskauer, Epstein
• Inside The Injunction Blocking ACA Nondiscrimination Rule
• 'Complex' Acid-Reflux Drug Litigation Gives JPML Heartburn
• Fla. High Court OKs Allstate Policy Language In PIP Fight
• Several Plaintiffs Exit MDL Over Anthem Data Breach
• GOP To Push ACA Repeal, Tax Reform This Year
• Sessions Says He Will Enforce FCPA, Review Health Mergers
• Army Contractor's $52M Contract Challenge Too Late: Judge
• 4 New Names Added to Suit Claiming MSU Ignored Sex Abuse
• PTAB Says State Sovereign Immunity Applies To IPRs
• Aetna Merger Suit Defeat Caused $1.7B Loss: Shareholders
• 6 Ways To Get More From A Limited Budget For Trial Graphics
• McKesson To Buy CoverMyMeds In $1B Deal
• Dialysis Cos. Win Freeze Of HHS Premium Assistance Rule
• Sedgwick Partners To Open Litigation Firm Tanenbaum Keale
• Catholic Hospitals Fight For ERISA Exemption At High Court
• Deals Rumor Mill: Siemens, SK Capital Partners, Kate Spade
• DC Circ. Says Nursing Home's Hearing Exit Kills Its Appeal
• Top Health Cos. Press Trump On Value-Based Care
• Health Care Firm Must Set Aside $71M In Merger Proceeds
• Hooper Lundy Adds DOJ Health Fraud Deputy In Boston
• Perrigo Seeks New Trial After $10M Patent Verdict
• Anthem Says Aetna-Humana Ruling Supports Its Merger Case
• Federal Whistleblower Protections May Face Greatest Test Yet
• 7th Circ. Nixes EEOC Suit Over Flambeau Wellness Policy
• 4th Circ. Remands Medical Records Sales Tax Suit
• Bon Secours Says Whistleblower Must Hand Over Tax Returns
• The CFPB's Continued Focus On Medical Debt
• Calif. Gov Vows To Protect Climate, Immigrants In Address
• Texas Judge Won't Lift Injunction Blocking Anti-Bias Rule
• SEC Says EB-5 Fraud Defense Doesn't Pass 'Red Face Test'
• 1st Circ. Nixes NLRB Invalidation Of Nonunion Hiring Rule
• FDA Warning Wire: Zimmer Rapped In Inspection, Again
• Pharma Refund Co. Can't Nix Evidence Of Money Laundering
• Feds Call Doc's Immunity Bid In $600M Fraud Suit Baseless
• House Votes To Restrict Abortion In Insurance Plans
• HHS Secretary Nominee Signals Shift On Anti-Fraud Audits
• Nutrisystem Rule For Director Ousters Struck Down In Del.
• Fla. Hospital Wins Verdict In Nurse's $2M Whistleblower Suit
• Doc Cleared in Jehovah's Witness Med Mal Surgery Suit
• Mich. VA Hospital Settles Wrongful Death Suit For $175K
• Tribe Officials Hit With Fraud Claims In Disenrollment Row
• DaVita Gets OK For $6M Deal Ending Workers' Wage Claims
• Trump Invited To Address Congress In February
• Pa. Firm Gets Malpractice Suit Win Upheld Over Time Bar
• Fla. Anesthesiologists Say FCA Suit Should Stand
• SEC Fines Accountant For Trading On Health Care Deal Tip
• Taxing Marijuana: A Hazy Issue For Municipal Bankruptcy
• SEC HomeStreet Action Broadly Interprets Dodd-Frank
• Insights From 1st HHS Data Breach Reporting Settlement
• Horizon, TWC Disputes Sketch Post-Spokeo Lines For Privacy
• Purdue Sued By Wash. City Over Costs Of Opioid Crisis
• SEC, Nursing Home Owner Resolve Bond-Pilfering Claims
• Creditor Panel Fights Shutdown In ScripsAmerica Ch. 11
• Fla. Heart Doctor's FCA Settlement OK'd By Bankruptcy Judge
• Spokeo User Says 9th Circ. Ruling Gives Him FCRA Standing
• Morgan Lewis Snags BakerHostetler Energy Litigation Partner
• Aetna's ACA Vendetta Gets Called Out In Merger Ruling
• Feds Join FCA Case Over $20M Ambulance Kickback Scheme
• Cigna Ending Ban On Psychiatric Testing Coverage In NY
• Attys React To $37B Aetna-Humana Merger Ruling
• Appeal Of Aetna-Humana Merger Loss Would Face Long Odds
• Trump Freezes Federal Hiring, With Some Exceptions
• Trump Revives Policy Separating NGO Aid From Abortions
• 10 Antitrust Trends And Developments To Watch This Year
• Hospital Wants To Triple $10M Jury Verdict Over Pepcid Patent
• Carter Validus REIT Buys Health, Data Properties For $100M
• Deals Rumor Mill: Blackstone, Jose Cuervo, Cynosure
• Former DC Prosecutor Returns To DLA Piper
• $1M Penalty, 50-Year Exclusion OK'd For Unlicensed Dentist
• Justices Won't Hear Fla. Health Care Worker's FCA Appeal
• 2 GOP Sens. Push Own Affordable Care Act Replacement
• Pfizer Hits Back At Texas In Rebate Info Disclosures Suit
• DOJ Wins Bid To Block $37B Aetna-Humana Merger
• In Congress: Organizing
• Among Trump's First Orders Is One To Ease ACA Regulations
• FCRA Violation Props Up Horizon Breach Row, 3rd Circ. Says
• Texas Justices To Hear Health Care Noncompete Row
• Merck Pays Bristol-Myers $625M In Cancer Treatment IP Row
• Insurer's Baseless Denial Is Bad Faith, Pa. Justices Told
• Head Of Meningitis-Linked Pharmacy Called Regulators Inept
• Anthem Agrees To Lift Extra Step In Opioid Rehab Coverage
• Cohen Milstein Pushes For Class Counsel Nod In ERISA Suit
• Taxation With Representation: Cravath, Weil, Jones Day, Davis
• SEC Claims Assisted-Living Owners Mixed Bond Accounts
• GAO Says It Saved $63B For Gov't In 2016
• Sanction Bid in Dismissed IP Case Still Valid, Sloan Says
• Planned Parenthood Texas Contracts Upheld Through Feb.
• Escobar's FCA Compliance Lessons For Health Care Cos.
• How Litigation Funding Is Bringing Champerty Back To Life
• Alleged Ringleader Pleads Guilty In $175M Health Fraud
• Rolling Back Regulation In The Age Of Trump
• The Lawyer Who Will Shape Trump's Presidency
• In The Polarized Era Of Trump, BigLaw Searches For Balance
• Most Influential Judges On Trump's Supreme Court Short List
• Walgreens To Pay $50M To Settle Feds' Kickback Claims
• IT Exec, Consultant Charged With $3.4M Fake Invoice Scam
• House, SEC End Health Care Insider Trading Subpoena Row
• BioScrip Investors Try To Save Suit After Targeting New Board
• CVS Loses 275 Legal Hours In EEOC's Failed Title VII Row
• Costco To Pay $11.75M Over Lax Pharmacy Oversight
• Small Pharmacies Lose Class Cert. In Caremark Antitrust Row
• Medical Supply Co. Owner Accused Of $4.5M Medicaid Fraud
• Jury Finds Ex-Visium Manager Guilty Of Hedge Fund Fraud
• NY Doctor's Sexual Misconduct Coverage Row Goes To Trial
• Attracting And Retaining The Millennial Lawyer
• Devos Wants Evidence Barred In Money Laundering Case
• UPenn Health System Settles Medicare Overbilling Claims
• Lab Vendor Urges 9th Circ. To Revive RICO Suit
• Obama's Pro-Union Impact On NLRB Won't Retire Quickly
• Health Care Enforcement Review And 2017 Outlook: Part 4
• Mass., Feds May Move To Intervene In Escobar FCA Case
• Niro Attys Again Face Sanctions In Sloan-Kettering IP Row
• Feds Look To Nix Senecas' Health Care Funding Suit
• Health Care Co. Owner Fights Evidence In $45M Fraud Case
• Duane Morris Adds Partners In Miami, Chicago
• Widow Tells Jury Of Husband's Death From Tainted Steroids
• 5 Key Exchanges At HHS Nominee's Grilling
• Lincoln National Faces Class Suit Over Insurance Cost Hikes
• Doctor Escapes Claims Over Inmate's Death, Nurses Don't
• Stoel Rives Seeks Dismissal Of Claims It Aided Ponzi Plot
• Anthem Customer Asks To Nix Claims After 'Invasive' Data Bid
• Pentax Medical Devices Carry Infection Risk, FDA Says
• Ex-Marriott Maid Sues Fla. Hotel For Lost COBRA Coverage
• It's Time To Change The Law Firm Business Model
• Community Health Execs To Pay $60M Over Investor Suits
• Eli Lilly Pays $960M For Migraine Treatment Developer
• Health Care Enforcement Review And 2017 Outlook: Part 3
• Calif. Hospital Chain Close to Shaking Cert. Bid In Rate Row
• LabMD Steps Up Bid For Quick Appeal In Tiversa Fraud Row
• Fla. Salesman Pleads Guilty To Selling Expired Lap-Bands
• After Historic Vote, Fla. Drafts New Medical Pot Rules
• Stryker Accused Of Firing Specialist For Refusing Surgeries
• If Not Replaced, ACA Repeal Could Double Premiums: CBO
• Deals Rumor Mill: Vitanas, Tata Group, Abraaj Group
• Visium Trial Witness Describes Illegal Health-Sector Trades
• Sentara Vendor Breach Exposes 5K Hospital Patients' Data
• AARP Asks Full 5th Circ. To Define Retaliation Remedies
• Dental Supplies Co. Wants Out Of Price-Fixing Class Action
• Judge OKs Geico's Discovery Bid In Fraud Case
• Telemedicine: The Link To New Value-Based Payment Models
• Blue Shield Escapes TCPA Class Action Over Single Call
• HHS Pact Shows Data Breach Reporting Can't Fall Off Radar
• Ex-House Attys Urge High Court To Review Menendez Ruling
• Amended Rule 37(e): 1 Year Later
• Health Care Enforcement Review And 2017 Outlook: Part 2
• Dechert's New Hong Kong Team Seals 5 Deals In First 2 Weeks
• In Congress: More Confirmation Hearings
• Pharmacy That Sold Deadly Drugs Touted Safety, Jury Told
• Deal Makers Buoyed After JPMorgan Forum Despite Clouds
• Ambulance Co. Pays $12.7M In Medicare Fraud Deal
• Health Hires: 7 New Life Sciences, Health Additions
• Avoiding The Hidden Costs Of Bargain-Priced E-Discovery
• Taxation With Representation: Baker, Cleary, Paul, Kirkland
• Congress Passes 1st Step To Repeal ACA
• HIPAA Spotlight: Key Stats From A Banner Year
• Health Data Patents Not Abstract In Aetna Row, Fed. Circ. Told
• GAO Nixes Challenges To $6.8B VA Disability Exam Contracts
• Health Care Enforcement Review And 2017 Outlook: Part 1
• DaVita, Fresenius Win Temporary Block Of HHS Rule Change
• Del. Theranos Suit Docs OK'd For Use In Other Actions
• UPMC Workers Can't Revive Data Breach Suit
• Consumers Can't Join ACA Cost-Sharing Case, DC Circ. Rules
• Agencies At Fault In Meningitis MDL Too, Surgery Center Says
• United Healthcare, Class Refute AGs' Protest To Hep C Deal
• Hospital Tax Exemptions Unconstitutional, Ill. Justices Told
• Deals Rumor Mill: Johnson & Johnson, Onex, McDonald's
• NY Justices Revive Suit Over Pregnancy Complications
• NY Atty, Drug Rehab Homes Indicted In Kickback Scheme
• Latham Attorneys Escape Sanctions In Craigslist IP Row
• Trump's HHS Choice Inks Ethics Deal With Gov't Watchdog
• Munsch Hardt Adds Corporate Partners In Dallas
• Ryan Promises 'Concurrent' ACA Repeal And Replacement
• Mich. Hospital Wants Stricter Standard In Antitrust Row
• Conn. Home Health Care Co. Strikes $5.25M FCA Settlement
• 1st Circ. Won't Revive Medical Injury Suit Against HHS
• Mich. Tribe, Blue Cross Settle ERISA Suit
• The Outlook For The Pharmaceutical Industry Under Trump
• The Serious And Immense Impact Of A Medical Device Hack
• Saving Lawyers 1 Breath At A Time: Mindfulness In The Law
• Virtual Reality And The Law: Part 2
• Senate Vote Kicks Off ACA Repeal Process
• NJ Detective's Suit Tossed Over Probe Into Couple's Deaths
• 7 Key Policies In HHS Inspector General's Exclusion Rule
• RICO Claims Live, But Others Cut In HMO Owners' $1.2B Suit
• Theranos Seeks Out Of Blood-Testing Suits
• Bathroom Rule Ban Is Toothless In Okla., LGBT Group Says
• Mich. Doctor Beats Med Mal Suit Over Negligent Discharge
• Meningitis-Linked Pharmacy Used Fake Names, Jury Told
• NLRB Judge Slams Pfizer Rule As 'Old Serpent In A New Skin'
• Feds Urge Against Rule Injunction In Dialysis Program Suit
• New Med Mal Trial Ordered After Expert Witness Gaffe
• NYC Health Beats Suit Over Infant's Injuries After Birth
• Real Estate Rumors: CIM, Curbcut, Chervon
• ERISA Blocks Iowa Pharmacy Benefits Law, 8th Circ. Says
• Andrews Kurth Asks Texas Justices To Toss Malpractice Suit
• Drug Return Co. Loses Bid To Trim $116M Diversion Case
• Trump Chooses VA Health Undersecretary To Lead Agency
• Ohio Cancer Charity Says Texas No Place For TM Suit
• Surgeon Group Can't Nix LA's Spinal Implant Overcharge Row
• Czechia Says Several Courts Agree $328M Award Is Void
• OSHA To Issue Safety Rules For Health Care Workers
• Virtual Reality And The Law: Part 1
• Understanding How Blockchain Could Impact Legal Industry
• Why The Learned Intermediary Doctrine Should Survive
• Rep. Asks SEC To Probe Trades Of Trump HHS Nominee Price
• Referee Says DQ'd Attys Violated Fla. Bar Rules
• Top GOP Sen. Says Repeal ACA Once Alternatives Are Ready
• 18 Athletes Sue Michigan State, USA Gymnastics Over Abuse
• Fla. Health Providers Seek Class In PIP Reimbursement Row
• FDA Reports Hacking Risk In St. Jude Medical Heart Devices
• DC Circ. Urged To Revive CareFirst Data Breach Class Action
• Sanofi Can't Ditch Ex-Worker's FCA Claims Over Cancer Drug
• Pharmacist Denied Problems Amid Meningitis Probe, Jury Told
• Highmark Seeks To Pierce Veil, Recover $5M In Allcare IP Row
• Hinshaw Culbertson, Atty Face $4M Biz Sale Conflict Suit
• HHS, Ill. Hospital Network Settle Data Breach Action
• Saldutti Law, Customers Bank Accused Of Sham RICO Suit
• State Attorneys General Play Growing Data Privacy Role
• Another Doctor Indicted In NJ Blood Lab Bribery Scheme
• Texas Dental Firm Pays $8.4M To Settle Medicaid Fraud Claims
• ACLU Challenges Ky. Law On Abortion Ultrasound Narration
• Health Care PE Firm Clinches $300M Fund, Beefs Up Staff
• Future FCC Leadership Could Mean Big Changes For TCPA
• Maryland's Medical Malpractice Landscape After McQuitty
• Calif. Biz Group Backs Docs In Workers' Comp, Med Mal Row
• Mich. Spinal Surgeon Gets 20 Years For $2.8M Fraud Scheme
• The Firms That Dominated In 2016
• Drug Wholesalers To Pay $36M Over W.Va. Pill Mill Claims
• Omitted Testimony Affected Fee Fight, Firm Tells 11th Circ.
• High Court Won't Consider FCA Amendment In Kmart Case
• 5th Circ. Asked To End Block Of Transgender Bathroom Rule
• House OKs Health Care, Sports Medicine Bills
• Future Of Wellness Program Regs Murky After Block Denied
• Latham & Watkins Guides Carousel To Record $400M Fund
• States Look For Quick Win In Obamacare Medicaid Tax Row
• High Court Snubs Michigan Health Plan Tax Dispute
• Menendez Doc, Gov't Fight Limits On Evidence In Fraud Case
• Meningitis Outbreak Was Murder, Feds Tell Jury
• Law360 Names Practice Groups Of The Year
• High Court Won't Hear FCA Ambiguity Interpretation Dispute
• Pa. Hospital To Pay Feds $510K Over Worker's Pill Pilfering
• UnitedHealth Group Nabs Surgical Care Co. In $2.3B Deal
• US Pays $18.5M To Settle Infant Meningitis Case
• New NLRB Union Rules Target Health Care Employers
• Easing The Process For Requesting Experimental Drugs
• In Congress: Obamacare, The Cabinet
• DOJ Subpoenas DaVita, Fresenius Over Dialysis Aid Program
• 3 Questions Shaping 2017 JPMorgan Health Care Conference
• Docs Must Meet US Acclaim Standards For Exam Exemption
• Gov't Seeks $2M From Home Health Co. For Medicaid Fraud
• Stern & Montana Attys Join Morrison Mahoney In New York
• SEC Pushes For Quick Win In $21M EB-5 Fraud Case
• Florida Doctor Wants Light Sentence For $11M Fraud
• Chiropractor, Family Admit To $29M Health Care Fraud
• Giving Pfizer Rebate Info To Lawmakers Legal, Texas Says
• Taxation With Representation: Bracewell, Gibson, Baker
• FMG Adds Coles Barton Med Mal Pro In Atlanta
• 5 FCA Issues To Watch As Trump Takes Power
• CMS Extends Ban On 6 States' Ambulance, Home Health Cos.
• 10th Circ. Says Doctor Must Arbitrate Antitrust Suit
• Justices Urged To Clarify Standard For Restricting Speech
• KKR Injects $60M In Slayback Pharma
• Is Restaurant Menu Labeling On ACA Chopping Block?
• The Duty To Supplement Expert Reports: Part 2
• 5 Insights From General Electric's Alex Dimitrief
• House GOP Bill To Nix Obamacare Embraces Med Mal Reform
• Wis. Hospital Beats Suit Over Patient Sexual Assault
• Staar Surgical Investors Snag Class Cert. In Stock-Drop Suit
• Antitrust Exemption Repeal Resurfaces Amid ACA Battle
• CMS Dealt Blow In Medicare Reimbursement Dispute
• 4th Circ. Says It Can't Hear ADA Case Over Medicaid Waivers
• Ex-Insys Execs Plead Not Guilty To Pain Pill Kickback Con
• Walgreens Banking On $17.2B Rite Aid Deal, CEO Says
• NJ Hospital Slapped With Bias Suit By Transgender Man
• Union Plan Hit With Class Action Over Autism Care Denial
• $52M Brain Injury Verdict Upheld Against U. Chicago
• Trump's HHS Pick Must Face Ethics Inquiry, Democrats Say
• BCBS To Take Dismissal Loss In Antitrust MDL To 11th Circ.
• The Duty To Supplement Expert Reports: Part 1
• Ryan Promises Planned Parenthood Defunding In ACA Repeal
• New Year, New Immigration Laws For Calif. Employers
• Looking Ahead: Employer-Provided Health Care Under Trump
• Biz Model Deceived Insurers, Allstate Tells NJ High Court
• HHS Must Clear Hospital Appeals Backlog, Judge Rules
• LabMD Gains Industry Support In FTC Data Security Row
• Paul Hastings Adds Ex-Prosecutor To White Collar Practice
• Tribal Health Co. Can't Keep Retaliation Suit In Fed. Court
• 9th Circ. Can't Review Class Action Remands Outside CAFA
• Ind. Court Nixes Negligence Suit Against Clinic
• Congress Takes First Steps To Repeal Affordable Care Act
• Holder, Covington To Help Calif. Resist Trump Changes
• Wholesaler To Pay WV $3.5M Over Suspicious Drug Orders
• NJ Halts Calif. Fertility Clinic's Bad Review Ban
• Judge Searches For Answers At Close Of Anthem-Cigna Trial
• Sanctioned Philly Atty Says Adversary Abused Civil Process
• VP-Elect Pence Promises Executive Action On Day One
• Real Estate Rumors: Swiss Re, Kaiser, Capgemini America
• Chicago YMCA Settles ADA Complaint From Diabetic Girl
• North Carolina Hospital Escapes Negligence Suit
• Ex-US Atty To Rejoin Morgan Lewis In Philly
• Small-Employer Relief In Cures Act Includes A Few Hurdles
• Alabama High Court Revives Med Mal Suit Over Miscarriage
• Fed. Circ. Gives Vaccine Injury Case A Second Chance
• GSK Vaccine Sales Exempt From Antitrust Law, 9th Circ. Says
• Docs Off Hook In NY Med Mal Suit Over Plavix Prescription
• Litigation Privilege Shields Therapist, Calif. Court Says
• GOP Rep. Goodlatte Proposes Repeal Of Chevron Doctrine
• Anthem Expert Faces Cold Bench At Merger Trial
• OSHA Fines NJ Hospital For Worker's 'Preventable' Death
• Mich. Tribe Fights Blue Cross' Sanctions Bid In ERISA Suit
• House Rules Could Ease Affordable Care Act Repeal
• ACA Replacement Details Needed Before Repeal, AMA Says
• NJ, Allstate Bring Claims Of Massive Auto Insurance Fraud
• Hospital Must Pay Aetna $41M For Out-Of-Network Scheme
• Calif. Court Nixes Juror Misconduct Claim In Med Mal Case
• Be Prepared For Law Firm Data Breach Litigation
• FDA Warning Wire: Enforcement Surge Targets Pharma Promos
• LabMD Says FTC Went Too Far With Data Security Ruling
• AARP Denied Early Block Of Wellness Program Regs
• 'Unicorn' AppDynamics Leads 5 IPOs Filed In Year-End Blitz
• Texas Judge Blocks ACA Transgender Rule
• Va. Gov. Says He Won't OK Proposed 20-Week Abortion Ban
• How A False Claims Act Case Works — Or Fails
• NLRB Says Nurses Aren't Supervisors Over Member Dissent
• Versant Ventures Nabs $400M For Biotech Investment Fund
• United Healthcare Bilked Pharmacy Out Of $47M, Suit Says
• Abbott To Wrap Up $25B St. Jude Buy With FTC's Approval
• 7 Legal Industry Predictions For 2017
• The 5 Hottest Practice Areas For 2017
• Health Care Policy To Watch In 2017
• Illinois Cases To Watch In 2017
• Health Care Cases To Watch In 2017