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Health - April, 2019

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• Winston & Strawn Wins Sole Acquittal In $40M Kickback Row
• Senators Float Bill To Make FTC Study Pharmacy Managers
• FDA Slaps Black Box Warning On Ambien, Other Sleep Drugs
• DOJ Denies 'Antipathy' For FCA Whistleblower Co.
• With Opioid Charges, DOJ Signals Compliance Fixation
• Patient Sues Docs, Hospital For Fall Off Operating Table
• UnitedHealth Group Scores Quick Win In Race Bias Suit
• Looking For The Hows And Whys Of FCA Cooperation Credit
• Willkie Steers HealthEquity's $2.1B WageWorks Bid
• TransCare Ch. 7 Trial Claims Against Tilton Pared Down
• Pa. Judge Doubts Conflict In Attys' Dual Level Opioid Work
• Bill To Nix Short-Term Insurance Rule Advances In House
• Ex-Hospital Exec Inks $3.5M Deal To End MD Bribery Claims
• AI Is Forcing FDA Medical Device Rules To Evolve
• Mass. Health Cos. Pay $10M To Settle Medicaid Fraud Claims
• Md. Justices Toss Med Mal Suit As Duplicating Earlier Case
• Rejected USC Sex Abuse Deal Leaves Victims With Options
• FDA Stalling On Impulsivity Warnings For Drugs: Nonprofit
• 'No Place' For Non-DOJ Concerns In Aetna Review, CVS Says
• NECC Pharmacists Not At Fault For Fake Orders, Jury Hears
• Cigna Slams Workers' Sanctions Bid Over Benefit Calculations
• NJ Dentists Can't Revive Aetna Clawback Suit
• Judge Recuses Self Over Views On Insurer's 'Barbaric' Policy
• HHS Rule Could Disrupt How Hospitals And Insurers Set Rates
• A Chat With Cleary Chief Talent Officer Hy Pomerance
• Trump's Abortion 'Gag Rule' Blocked By Courts
• 9th Circ. Says Doc's $3.4M Medicare Fraud Sentence Is Flawed
• Atty Sanctions Axed In Opioid MDL, Allowing Doc's Testimony
• Fla. Hospitals Win Challenge To Medicaid Rate Cut Rule
• Kan. High Court Says State Constitution Gives Abortion Right
• DOJ Asks 7th Circ. To Revive Becton Price-Fixing Suit
• Texas Justices Nix Convict's Hospital Suit For Lack Of Expert
• Del. Judge Tosses Bard's $67.5M Vascular Port IP Case
• HIPAA Enforcers Lower Fines For Less Serious Violations
• Texas Justices Clarify Evidence Needed For Atty Fees
• Feds Likely To Try Again If Insys Jury Deadlocks
• DOL Turns To DC Circ. In Association Health Plan Fight
• Vets Suing Dentist For Virus Scare Fail To Win Class Cert.
• Forced Arbitration Is A Far Worse 'Product' Than Jury Trials
• DaVita Can't Nix Derivative Suit Over Private Insurance Push
• Scrutiny Of Physician-Owned Distributors Is Far From Over
• Preet Bharara On The Human Factor In The Justice System
• BakerHostetler Lands Middle-Market M&A Partner In Atlanta
• Opioid MDL Attys' Concealment Merited Sanction: Drug Cos.
• Hospital Lost 'Per Se' Antitrust Gamble, 6th Circ. Rules
• Nursing Home Must Face Bedsore Death Suit, Court Says
• Class Suit Targets UnitedHealthcare Cancer Coverage Policy
• Indiana Hospital Escapes Ex-Worker's Disability, Sex Bias Suit
• TridentUSA Ch. 11 Plan Faces Early, Multipronged Opposition
• J&J Trashes 'Radical' Okla. Opioid Case As Trial Looms
• Chancery Trims CentrifyHealth Director's Suit Over Timing
• NJ Woman Can Sue Hospital Over Childbirth Infection
• Kimberly-Clark Whistleblower Seeks Revival Of Axed FCA Suit
• Oncology Co. Says Ch. 11 Plan Defeats Noncompete Suit
• Okla. Cities Not Bound By Purdue's Opioid Deal, Judge Says
• Whistleblower Won't Get Atty-Client Docs In Debt Deal Suit
• No Signature On Arbitration Pact? No Problem, Judge Says
• GSK Plans $100M Mont. Vaccine Production Site Expansion
• Key Employer Questions After Association Health Plan Ruling
• Kirkland Drives Arsenal Capital To $2.36B Fund Closing
• Pa. Atty General Gets UPMC-Highmark Suit Tossed, For Now
• Investors Sue UnitedHealth In Chancery Over Billings Case
• Whistleblower, Gov't Urge Justices To Deny Challenge To FCA
• Pa. Hospital Worker's Age, Disability Suit Comes Up Short
• Judge Narrows Scope Of Banner Health ERISA Fight
• After 10 Days Of Jury Silence, Insys Exec Asks To Go Home
• Ex-Nursing Center Worker Says Scans Break Biometric Law
• Gov't Contractors, Be Prepared For FCA Parallel Proceedings
• Texas Justices Told Free Speech Law Kills IP Theft Claims
• What We Heard At The FTC Hearings: Day 22
• Justice Department's ACA Reversal Raises FCA Questions
• What Drove DOJ's 1st Opioid Distributor Charges?
• Jury Trials, Though In Decline, Are Well Worth Preserving
• Dignity Health Strikes Deal To End ERISA Class Action
• EEOC Announces Flurry Of Discrimination Settlements
• Allergan Drug Buyers Take One Last Shot At Class Cert.
• Med Mal Insurer On Hook For $2M In Bad Birth Suit
• Challengers Gun For DOJ's CVS-Aetna Deal In Witness Lists
• Planned Parenthood Seeks Sanctions On Anti-Abortion Group
• Chinese E-Commerce Cos., Brewing Co. Launch IPOs
• Cooley-Led Biotech Nixes IPO, Scores $142M Funding Round
• Health Care Workers Lose Bias Appeal At 3rd Circ.
• Measles Vaccine Mandates Have Strong Legal Footing
• Claims Trimmed In $2.9M Health Care Investment Fraud Suit
• A Broader View Of The US Supreme Court Bar
• Wandering Patient's $4.3M Injury Award Upheld In Wash. State
• Health Care Cos. Should Beware Usurpation Of Opportunity
• GAO Urges New VA Health Guidance For Native Americans
• Diplomat Pharmacy Inks $14M Deal In Suit Over PBM Fees
• PE Firm Plugs $100M Into Medical Imaging Co. NorthStar
• Fla. Oncologists Try To Save Antitrust Suit Over Noncompetes
• DOJ Unveils 1st Criminal Charges Against Opioid Distributor
• New Doc Pay Models Aim To 'Radically Elevate' Primary Care
• Ex-Doctor, Partner Get 3 Years For $7M Medicare Fraud
• High Court Passes On Pair Of Medical Practice TCPA Fax Suits
• Samsung Can't Escape Suit Over Laptop Fire
• Yale Law Criticizes Trump Birth Control Rules At 9th Circ.
• 4 Cos. Launch IPOs Totaling $650M Led By Mobile Games Biz
• Inside DOJ's Recent Charitable Copay Foundation Settlements
• 15 Minutes With AbbVie's Chief Legal Officer
• Judge Rejects 'Inadequate' $215M USC Abuse Settlement
• $15M IHS Baby Brain Injury Award Won't Be Altered
• Walmart Can't Escape Workers' COBRA Notice Suit
• Meet The 'Wonder Drug' Drawing FDA Fire
• Med Mal Suit Filed 1 Day Late Nixed By Kan. Supreme Court
• 11th Circ. Tosses Underpayment Class Action Against Geico
• Ex-Delta Flight Attendant Sues Aetna For Yanking Benefits
• 2nd Circ. Won't Revive Ex-Mt. Sinai Worker's Race Bias Suit
• Blue Cross Attacks Janssen Prostate Cancer Drug 'Monopoly'
• Opioid MDL Shouldn't Hold Up NJ County's Suit, Court Told
• Court Battles Slow Trump Health Care Rollbacks
• In Virtual Teams For Mass Torts, The 'Law Team' Is Critical
• Takeaways From DOJ Action Against Telemedicine Fraud
• 5 Tips For Lawyers Entering The Cannabis Industry
• Health Hires: DLA Piper, McDermott, Barnes & Thornburg
• Calif. Judge Skeptical Of Trump Admin.'s Abortion 'Gag Rule'
• Doc Linked To Insys Denies New Charges In Patient's Death
• Workers Say BTG Intl. 401(k) Plan Overpaid John Hancock
• Postpone Opioid MDL Trial? Get Real, Judge Says
• Fla. High Court Rejects $115M In Bonds For New Hospital
• AmerisourceBergen Investors Demand Opioid Crisis Records
• Eagles Guitarist's Fame Doesn't Warrant Sealed Tax Records
• Advocates Seek Records On VA Appeals Judges In FOIA Suit
• Toss Taxpayer's Overbilling Suit For Good, Blue Cross Urges
• SmileDirect Can Lodge Ala. Antitrust Fight In State Court
• Feds Beat Suit Blaming Army Hospital For Man's Death
• For-Profit School Pulled Back Into NJ Students' Fraud Suit
• Jury Trials Are In Decline For Good Reason
• Hospice Aide Charged With Nursing Home Trade Secrets Theft
• Misconduct Bars Ex-Worker From Benefits, Ill. Court Affirms
• Global Medical REIT Closes $94M Deal For Rehab Facilities
• Hospital Sued After Secretly Recording 1,800 Surgeries
• Genetic Testing Is On FTC's Radar
• Docs To Pay $24.5M To Family Of Mother Who Died In Labor
• 5th Circ. Won't Rethink Encompass' $9.5M Win Against BCBS
• Pittsburgh Hospitals' Bid To Break Blues' Licenses Shelved
• Feds Slam Order To Cough Up Info In Kickbacks Suit
• Escape Hatch Remains For Judges Accused Of Misconduct
• Cigna Won't Have To Hand Over Docs In NFL Health Plan Suit
• DOJ Dismissal Power Looking Wobbly In FCA Cases
• 3rd Circ. Affirms NJ Doc's Conviction In Lab Kickback Case
• Cancer Biotech, 2 Others Score IPOs Totaling $279M
• BCBS Providers, Subscribers Push For Cert. In Antitrust MDL
• Justice Dept. Charges 60 In Appalachia Opioid Sweep
• La. Abortion Limits Test Justices' Devotion To Precedents
• Attys Re-Up Bid To Drop Avenatti From $450M Class Action
• Biologic Manufacturers Should Expect Antitrust Scrutiny
• Federal Courts' #MeToo Response Is A Guide For State Courts
• Kirkland Steers Shore Capital Funds Totaling $441M
• Few Avenues To Protection For Foreign FCPA Whistleblowers
• Riding #MeToo Wave, State Courts Get Their Ships In Order
• EEOC's Lipnic On Sexual Harassment In The Courthouse
• Ex-Theranos CEO Says Feds Are Stonewalling Over Docs
• 21st Century Oncology Ch. 11 Reopened For Noncompete Suit
• Opioid MDL Attys Say Sanction 'Does Not Fit The Crime'
• FDA Orders Surgical Mesh Products Pulled From US Market
• Pa. Justices Agree To Weigh UPMC, Highmark Deal's End Date
• Why I Became A Lawyer: A Circuitous Path To The Law
• Opinion Of Feds' Expert Too Flimsy In Case Of Ex-Tenet Execs
• Wilson Sonsini Adds Life Sciences Veterans From Arent Fox
• 4 Tips For Global Patient Support Compliance: Part 2
• ERISA Deal Is 'Sea Change' For UnitedHealth, Patients Say
• Medical Courier Firm Nets $8.3M In Pair Of Ch. 11 Asset Sales
• DOJ Sees 'Arbitrary' FCA Dismissal Bid Rejected
• Discipline Rare For State Judges In Sexual Misconduct Cases
• Wall Of Secrecy Surrounds Sexual Harassment In State Courts
• Texas Cancer Center Asks 5th Circ. To Toss HHS' Privacy Fine
• Judge Will Let Cameras Roll In Okla. Opioid Trial
• Dentons Names First Female US Managing Partner
• Calif. Nursing Home Denied Arbitration In Patient Death Suit
• Brooklyn Parents Fight NYC Measles Vaccine Requirement
• 2nd Circ. Revives Egyptian Hospital Worker's Bias Suit
• Channel CEO Stunned At Boston Scientific's Deal Rebuff
• Weil, Schulte Roth Guide Astarte's £400M Real Estate Fund
• Tainted Scopes Related To 3 More Deaths, FDA Says
• After Court Loss, GOP Floats Association Health Plan Bill
• Deals Rumor Mill: AB InBev, Chi-Med, Biohaven Pharma
• Judging A Book: Conrad Reviews 'The Jury Crisis'
• DOL's Overtime Rules: What To Expect For High-Paid Workers
• Outlook For States Expanding Medicaid To Young Immigrants
• 5th Circ. Upholds 3-Year Medicaid Ban For 2 Texas Docs
• High Court Wants SG's Input On ERISA Preemption Battle
• Mass. Judge Upholds Convictions For 2 NECC Pharmacists
• Insys CEO Resigns Amid Uncertain Future
• Adult Diaper Co. Must Pay For Worker Retaliation In FCA Suit
• Recruit Says 'Cultlike' Essential Oil Co. Is A Pyramid Scheme
• Sutter Health Pays $30M Over Medicare Advantage Diagnoses
• 3 Benefits Decisions You May Have Missed
• Ohio Appeals Court Agrees Jury Wrongly Cleared Radiologist
• Allergan Drug Buyers' Renewed Bid For Cert. Deemed 'Futile'
• UPMC Slams Pa. AG's Appeal In Highmark Coverage Row
• Texas Senate Passes Bill Cracking Down On Legal Ads
• Teva, J&J Face Opioid Trial In 'Unreasonably Small' Courtroom
• Judge Won't Certify Perrigo's Appeal In Drug Price-Fixing MDL
• How FCA Circuit Split Is Playing Out In District Court
• Deals Rumor Mill: Kantar, BofA, Performance Health
• Med Device Biz Investor Ajax Scores $85M In Funding Push
• Revamping Your Approach To Client Development
• Trump Admin Moves To Rein In Agency Guidance Materials
• 5 Things To Watch As Indivior Attacks DOJ Opioid Indictment
• UPMC Escapes Ex-Resident's Pregnancy Discrimination Suit
• Former Mass. Gov. Candidate Joins Hinckley Allen In Boston
• McDermott Guides Martis' $545M Fund Closing
• Trump Defender, Ex-Wiley Rein Partner To Leave DOJ
• 4 Tips For Global Patient Support Compliance: Part 1
• Hospital To Shell Out $4M To Wrap Up Church Plan Suit
• Workers Can't Get Jury Trial In Banner Health ERISA Suit
• What Lawyers Must Know Before Acting As Escrow Agents
• Bonuses, Debt Claims Probe OK'd In TridentUSA Ch. 11
• VA Hospital's Neglect Caused Veteran's Leg Amputation: OSC
• Mayo Clinic Doc Cleared For Lung Cancer Misdiagnosis
• Shopko Seeks Green Light To Sell Optical Business
• No More Trial Delays In Opioid MDL, Judge Says
• 5th Circ. Upholds Medicaid Contractor Whistleblower's Firing
• Johns Hopkins, Bristol-Myers Want Sanctions In Syphilis Suit
• Fla. Firm Facing $400K In Sanctions Wants 11th Circ. Redo
• McGuireWoods Snags Ex-Faegre Health Pro
• Plan Sponsors Should Beware Hidden Costs From PBMs
• UHS Must Face Claims It Held Patients Illegally, Investors Say
• 70% Tax Could Assist 'Medicare For All,' Sen. Sanders Says
• Anthem Sued For $60M Over Rehab Patients' Denied Benefits
• FCP Venture Sells NC Office Property For $58M
• 5th Circ. Puts ACA Appeal On Fast Track
• Ex-Physician Assistant Gets 6.5 Years In Esformes Case
• Tax-Dodging Exec's Hail Mary Bid For Less Prison Time Fails
• Execs, MDs Charged In $1.2B Medicare Fraud Scheme
• Ill. Hospital To Pay $15M To Blood Clot Patient Who Went Blind
• FDA Exclusivity View Blocking Opioid Treatment, Suit Says
• Indivior Indicted Over Opioid Treatment Marketing Fraud
• Ill. AG Is Latest To Sue Purdue Over Opioid Crisis
• Feds Get Mixed Results In Esformes Forfeiture Bid
• Law360's Tort Report: Personal Injury & Med Mal News In Brief
• SmileDirect Wants Its Teeth Back In Tossed Antitrust Claims
• Barr Signals Distaste For Trump's Support Of ACA Challenge
• Seven Found Guilty In $40M Texas Hospital Kickback Scheme
• AG Asks Pa. High Court To Extend UPMC-Highmark Deal
• Boston Hospital Sues Saudi Prince For $3.5M Of Child's Bills
• Freelance Attorneys Are An Asset To In-House Legal Teams
• Rehab Workers Can't Get Class Treatment Yet In Benefits Suit
• 21st Century Oncology Blasts Noncompete Antitrust Suit
• Tribal Officials Prevail In Ex-Worker's Firing Suit
• Hospital Wants Split Damages For 2 Nurses In Med Mal Retrial
• Swanson Martin Picks Up Med Mal Pro In Chicago
• Don't Discount Drug Discounting
• New Insights On Applying Daubert At Class Certification
• Esformes Fights Forfeiture On Money Laundering Convictions
• Ill. Hospital Needn't Turn Over Doc's File In Med Mal Case
• Gov't Esformes Victory Still Misses Tricky Fraud Target
• Pa. Docs Can Keep Trial Win In Patient Death Suit
• HHS, Contractor Hit With Suit Over Medicare Reimbursement
• Janssen Needn't Show Earnings In Off-Label Use Suit
• Opioid MDL Attys Sanctioned For Hiding Doctor's Cooperation
• 5th Circ. Nixes 'Obamacare' Brief To Avoid Judge's Recusal
• Pa. Nursing Home Not Needed In Del. Wrongful Death Suit
• King & Spalding Nabs Class Action Litigator In Chicago
• Del. Justices Restore Suit Over Patient's Tumor Death
• Fee Fight Stalls Rehab Firm EBH Topco's Ch. 11 Wind-Down
• No 'Rubber Stamp' From Judge For DOJ's CVS-Aetna Deal
• Anthem Unit Looks To End 401(k) Plan Suit With $24M Deal
• DaVita's Dialysis Coverage Suit Against Amy's Kitchen Tossed
• Workers Who Won ERISA Suit Want Cigna Sanctioned
• Real Estate Rumors: Memorial Healthcare, Acres Capital
• Hot Soup Suit Should Be Iced, Hospital Tells Texas Justices
• Concordia Pharma Sues Over Bowel Drug Trade Secrets
• BakerHostetler Can't Overturn Opioid MDL Disqualification
• ITC Investigating Zimmer's European Bone Cements
• Cancer Center's $7.2M Antitrust Deal Flawed, Court Says
• Outgoing HHS Watchdog Targeted Purdue, Paved ACA's Path
• 'Massive Scheme' Or 'Big Lie'? Insys Execs In Jury's Hands
• Pa. Stuck In Litigation Limbo As Purdue Inks 1st Opioid Deal
• Texas Surgeon Preserves Trial Win In Patient Death Suit
• Patient's Hand Amputation Suit Revived By Ky. Court
• DOJ's CVS-Aetna Deal To Face A Mini-Trial
• Lawyer-Turned-Doctor Loses Suit Over Hospital Suspension
• HHS Fights Tribe's Bid For Fast Win In Contract Payment Row
• Texas Health Exec Gets 10 Years For $20M Medicare Fraud
• Allstate Looks To Ditch Suit Over Out-Of-State Crash Payouts
• 4 Common TCPA Risks In Text Message Programs
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Miami Nursing Home Owner Philip Esformes Found Guilty
• CWA, Medicare Call Center Settle Union-Busting Claims
• TridentUSA Creditors Clash In Pre-Bankruptcy Debt Probes
• Insys Wants Anthem Fentanyl Suit Sent To Ohio Opioid MDL
• Insys Execs Put 'Profits Over Patients,' Feds Tell Jury
• Chancery OKs $9M Deal In Fight For Med Device Co.
• Ore. High Court Says New Trial OK In Patient Death Suit
• Big Opioid Case Trimmed To Beat Drugmaker 'Stall Tactics'
• PE-Backed Tradeweb Tops 3 IPOs With $1.1B Offering
• DOJ Must Explain FCA Dismissals, Judge Rules
• Blue Cross Group Can Keep Settlement Secret From Insurer
• Atty Says Colleague Bilked Him Of $700K Fee In Med Mal Case
• Home Care Cos. Say Aides Can't Sue Over Health Plan
• What High Court's Expansion Of FCA Time Limits Would Mean
• Care.com Hit With Shareholder Suit Over Vetting Practices
• 'Big Tech' Questions Echo Early Days Of US Corporate Law
• 5 Points Of Clarity On Evolving NLRB Doctrines
• CVS Loses Challenge To Sentry's Revamped Antitrust Suit
• LA Times Owner 'Caught And Killed' Cancer Drug, Suit Says
• NLRB Upends Precedent On Successor Bargaining Duties
• Texas Docs Tell Jury Hospital Marketing Deals Were Legit
• Calif. Medical Board Loses Another Bid For Patient Records
• BakerHostetler Crossed 'Ethical Line' In Opioid MDL: Gov'ts
• 5 Years For Texas Man Involved In $3.7M Health Care Scam
• Legalization Advocate Pushes Pa. Court To Reclassify Pot
• Pa. Court Won't Extend UPMC-Highmark Insurance Deal
• Trump's Opposition To ACA Can't Kill Esformes Trial
• 1 Firm Edged Ahead In March As IPOs Finally Gain Steam
• Kaiser Permanente Unit Wins Wash. Tax Refunds On Appeal
• Convicted Chiropractor Disputes Gov't Loss In Medicare Fraud
• Insys Judge Says Part Of Gov't Racketeering Case Is 'Thin'
• Bid To Drop Avenatti From Class Action Fails Over Procedure
• Ala. Dental Board Can't Kill SmileDirect's Antitrust Suit
• NLRB Ignored Motive In Health Co.'s Union Row, 3rd Circ. Told
• Medical Pot Law Is Not A Right To Grow, Fla. Court Says
• Highlights From 2019 ABA Antitrust Spring Meeting: Part 3
• Ex-Hospital Director Gets 15 Months In Esformes Case
• 1st Circ. Perplexed By 'Odd' Trump Birth Control Argument
• HealthQuest Capital Clinches $440M Investment Fund
• Purdue's Sackler Family Wants 'Divisive' Mass. Suit Tossed
• 'Reprehensible' Med Mal Atty Ditched Client, Pa. Judge Says
• Deal Nets Fla. Medical Marijuana Provider Extra Dispensaries
• FDA Issues Warnings Over CBD Claims, Sets Public Meeting
• Hospital Says Fed. Circ. Subverting Sanctity Of Jury Verdicts
• Texas Dentist Must Face Suit Over Patient's Disfigurement
• DOL Releases Opinions On OT Exemptions, '8-And-80' Pay
• Okla. Cities Seek To Clarify $270M Deal In Purdue Opioid Case
• U. of Colorado Defeats Receptionist's FMLA Firing Suit
• Key Opioid Case On 'Untenable' Course, Teva Says
• Insys Judge Unmoved So Far By Midnight Acquittal Bid
• Pa. Counties Want Out Of Coordinated Opioid Litigation
• Tribes Get Tentative Green Light In Opioid MDL
• Tribes Urge 5th Circ. To Preserve Indian Health Law In ACA
• Highlights From 2019 ABA Antitrust Spring Meeting: Part 2
• J&J, Other Drug Cos. Fail To Shake Fla. AG's Opioid Suit
• Uber Health Picks Up McKesson Atty As Legal Director
• HHS Inspector General To Resign After 15 Years
• Invisalign Maker Strikes $35M Deal With Rival In IP Fight
• Greatbanc Trust To Pay $2.3M To End Stock-Purchase Action
• What To Do While Waiting For Cadillac Tax To Hit The Road
• Gibson Dunn Health Chair Tapped As Catholic U. Law Dean
• FDA Focus: What Latham's Practice Chair Is Watching
• 2 Republican AGs Break Rank, Back ACA At 5th Circ.
• DOJ's Novartis Kickback Case Cleared For Trial
• Dems Call For Probe Of CMS Head's 'Questionable' Contracts
• Prosecutor Bitten For Vampire Comment At Esformes Trial
• Surprise-Witness Claim Can't Upend Doc's Med Mal Trial Win
• Aetna, Optum Beat Class Cert. Bid In ERISA Fee Suit
• High Court Again Refuses To Revisit FCA Materiality
• Judge Botched BakerHostetler DQ In Opioid MDL, Endo Says
• Aetna Privacy Violation Suits Booted From Pa. To Calif.
• Insys Drug Was 'Amazing' For Pain, Patient Tells Jury
• Calif. Hospital To Pay $3.8M To End Suit Over Woman's Coma
• FDA Looks To End Athenex's Active Ingredient Suit
• High Court Turns Away 4 Employment Cases
• Final Claims Tossed In USAID Pakistan Project FCA Suit
• Highlights From 2019 ABA Antitrust Spring Meeting: Part 1
• Pa. AG Denies UPMC-Highmark Suit Is Making 'New Law'