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Health - March, 2020

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• Mass. Blue Cross Blue Shield Can't Duck Mental Health Suit
• Ga. Court Partly Revives Suit Over Missed Brain Aneurysm
• Ill. Hospital Chain Ducks Competitor's Antitrust Suit
• Coronavirus Response To Test Limits Of Location Privacy
• 6th Circ. Takes On ERISA Exhaustion In Nurse's Disability Suit
• Avet Diabetes Med Contains Carcinogen, Suit Says
• NLRB Ruling Shows Risks Of Curbing Health Workers' Speech
• 5th Circ. Stays Halt Of Texas' COVID-19 Abortion Ban
• Fed. Circ. Says VA Didn't Flub Math On $2.4B Contract Award
• Allergan Defeats Untimely NJ Insurance Fraud Claims
• DSI Renal's Trustee Has $675M Clawback Damages Limited
• Indivior Again Fails To Dodge Feds' Opioid Marketing Case
• Xenophobic COVID-19 Lingo Poses Legal Risk For Employers
• Gov't Contracts Of The Month: Virus, Wall, Missile Defense
• Ex-Theranos CEO Wants Trial Prep OK'd Amid Pandemic
• Law Firm Pay Cuts, Layoffs Will Likely Multiply
• Texas Panel Affirms Ruling Against Doc In Defamation Suit
• 9th Circ. Lifts Stay In Soured IVF Center Deal Dispute
• Key Takeaways From DOJ's 2019 FCA Recovery Stats
• How Behavioral Health Care Rules Are Evolving For COVID-19
• Mitigating Antitrust Risks With DOJ-FTC Pandemic Guidance
• COVID-19 Claims Reach Entire Insurance Coverage Spectrum
• What FDA Has Done So Far In Response To COVID-19
• Crypto Fund, Telemedicine Firm Must Arbitrate Claims
• NM Legislators Demand Army Hospital To Combat COVID-19
• SEC Investigation Shows Maturation Of Cannabis Scrutiny
• 3 Steps To Building Effective Teams While On Lockdown
• Jones Day Assists As Gilde Healthcare Wraps Up €416M Fund
• Health Hires: Arnold & Porter, Winston & Strawn, Ice Miller
• Goodwin Helps Ampersand Grab $690M For 10th PE Fund
• Selective Off The Hook For Unsolicited Fax Suit Coverage
• HIPAA Privacy Reminders For Plan Sponsors During COVID-19
• Cadwalader Cuts Pay Across The Firm To Weather Pandemic
• Full 4th Circ. Agrees To Hear Abortion 'Gag Rule' Case
• White House Expects Huge Death Toll As Virus Rages On
• Dems Say Next Coronavirus Bill Will Focus On Health Workers
• Sioux Tribe Gets Partial Win In Health Suit Against HHS
• Businesses Urged To Make COVID-19 IP Free During Crisis
• Ohio Can't Include Abortions In COVID Surgery Ban For Now
• Sen. Floats Bill To Shield COVID-19 Doctors From Legal Action
• 6th Circ. Says Court Had No Jurisdiction In DePuy Hip Suit
• Atty Must Face Malpractice Claims Over Botched-Surgery Suit
• Dem Senator Says Medicare Telehealth Expansion Falls Short
• Ariz. Tribe Fights Feds' Bid To Trim $8.6M Contract Suit
• CBD Buyers Say They Shouldn't Have To Wait For FDA Action
• 5 FCA Enforcement Predictions After Coronavirus Relief Bill
• Mo. Goes After Amazon Sellers For COVID-19 Price-Gouging
• 1st Circ. Says Patients' Medical Records Software Suit Fails
• Texas Cos. Look To Block ACA Preventive-Care Mandates
• FTC Fights Surescripts' Bid For DC Circuit Appeal
• Patient Recruiter Got Kickbacks For COVID-19 Tests, Feds Say
• Rehab Startup Can't Transfer Cash Before Arbitration
• EU OKs €1.2B French Plan For Small Biz Aid During Outbreak
• FCC Expediting $200M Telehealth Funds To Address COVID-19
• Texas' Abortion Ban During COVID-19 Crisis Put On Hold
• Anthem Affiliate Settles $99M Merger Escrow Suit In Del.
• Pentagon Gets Boost From Industry For 8,000 Ventilators
• US Trustee Says Melinta Plan Releases Go Too Far
• 4 COVID-19 Questions Clients Are Asking Real Estate Lawyers
• Fed. Workers Union Demands Hazard Pay For Virus Exposure
• Pandemic Highlights Flaws In Calif. Worker Classification Law
• Trump Calls For Expanding Deductibility Of Restaurant Meals
• Tips For Cos. Confronting Pandemic Impact On Global Trade
• Law Firm Mergers Dry Up Due To Coronavirus Pandemic
• Restaurants, Theaters Want Coverage For COVID-19 Shutdown
• Client Advocacy Tips For Remote Hearings During COVID-19
• How To Conduct Depositions Remotely
• COVID-19 Raises Unique Issues For Health, Life Sciences Cos.
• HHS Bars 'Utilitarian' Treatment Denials For Coronavirus
• 8th Circ. Revives Retired Nurse's ERISA Suit
• The Attys And Legal Logic Behind Stay-At-Home Orders
• High Court Urged To Consider Pandemic In Fate Of DACA
• Jushi Can't Stop Harvest's Acquisition Of Fla. Medical Pot Co.
• HHS Can't Appeal True Health Medicare Reimbursement Order
• Pa. Doctor Gets Trial Win In Surgery Consent Suit Upheld
• Labor Dept. Expands Guidance On COVID-19 Paid Leave Law
• Insurers Tell Justices Fed. Circ. Rule Will Keep Drug Prices Up
• Fla. Court Revives Legal Malpractice Row Over Hearing Notice
• Feds Accuse Anthem Of Bilking Medicare With Faulty Data
• Legal Counsel Official For DC Mayor Dies From COVID-19
• EU Proposes Adding More Support For COVID-19 Aid
• Genstar Launches Insurance Co. With $100M Investment
• Texas Justices Toss 'Windfall' Recovery Suit Against Insurer
• House Dems Tout COVID-19 Measures For Tribes, Eye More
• Pa. Doc Must Face Retrial Over Elderly Woman's Death
• CBD Co. Can't Shake Topical Cream Maker's Trade Secret Suit
• Lab Demands DOJ Reveal 'Secret' Cannabis Research Policy
• How Employers Should Respond To COVID-19 Testing Law
• FTC Actions, Breach Cases Guide COVID-19 Cyber Response
• An Overview Of Oversight For COVID-19 Relief
• Trump Wields Wartime Law For GM To Make Ventilators
• Patients Win Class Cert. In FDCPA Row With Ill. Hospital Chain
• Small Businesses Sue Pa. Over COVID-19 Closure Order
• Coronavirus Litigation: The Week In Review
• HK Competition Watchdog Signals Flexibility Amid Pandemic
• Antitrust Rules Still Apply During COVID-19
• A Guide To Zealously Representing Clients During COVID-19
• The 1918 Flu Pandemic And High Court Jurisprudence
• Startups Face Uncharted Waters As Funding Dries Up
• Intercept Beats Investor Suit Over Liver Disease Drug Deaths
• Beware Pervasive Trademark Scams During COVID-19
• Trump Signs $2T COVID-19 Relief Bill Into Law
• Trump Sticks To 'Back-To-Work' Plan As US Tops Virus Count
• States Give Hemp Farmers A New Market In Marijuana Industry
• Coronavirus Q&A: Buchanan Ingersoll's FDA Chair
• Tribes To Tap $8B Fund For COVID-19 In Relief Bill
• Army Correct To Reject Bids From 2 Cos. With Same CEO
• Drug Pricing Legislation In Doubt After COVID-19 Relief Bill
• Split Panel Says UT Hospital Patient's Fall Injury Is Med Mal
• Pandemic Won't Stop Arguments In J&J's $4.7B Talc Appeal
• NY AG Warns Air Purifier Sellers To Stop COVID-19 Claims
• Judge Allows Discovery Over Retrieval-Masters Data Breach
• Planned Parenthood Sues Texas Over COVID-19 Abortion Ban
• UK Watchdog Probes Elanco's Dog Ear Treatment Deal
• New FCA Ruling Revives Tools To Establish Falsity
• New DOL Guidance Includes Amnesty For Virus Law Violators
• Feds Escape Surgery Suit Due To Widower's Late HHS Filing
• Trade Group Urges High Court To Bury Arkansas PBM Law
• COVID-19 Response: Key Health Plan Sponsor Action Items
• Advocates Say COVID-19 Funds Don't Meet Broadband Needs
• Feds Agree To $5M Baby Brain Damage Settlement
• AGs Ask Feds To Allow Fetal Tissue Research For COVID-19
• COVID-19 Bill Adds Momentum To Expand Donor Incentives
• Israel's Generic COVID-19 Drug Licensing Lacks Due Process
• Coronavirus Creates A Strange New World For State AGs
• 7 Ways Attys Can Create The Right Home Office Environment
• Amazon The Latest Target Of Proposed COBRA Class Action
• House Set To Pass $2T Virus Bill As Pelosi Eyes Next Steps
• FCC Forms Anti-Robocall Team To Keep Hospital Lines Clear
• Thousands Of Hotels Offer Rooms For COVID-19 Patients
• Miffed Client Alleges Malpractice By Pot-Smoking Attorneys
• Gov't Agrees To Pay $1M To End Clinic Patient Death Suit
• Senate Approves $2T COVID-19 Economic Relief Bill
• Automakers' Shift To Med Supplies Comes With Legal Hazards
• FEMA Walks Back Use Of Wartime Law To Get Virus Test Kits
• D.C. Latest to Declare Medical Pot Essential In Outbreak
• Fisher Phillips Scoops Up Labor Ace From Howard University
• Calif. Court Won't Reinstate Slashed $4.3M Med Mal Award
• Cancer Center Lobbyist Tells 2nd Circ. Bonuses Were Earned
• Ex-Pot Co. Exec to Mediate Fight Over Acquisition Cash
• HealthSouth Says No Fees For DQ'd Troutman In FCA Case
• Class Seeks $300K In Atty Fees From American HomePatient
• Dura Medic Investors Sue Private Equity Buyer
• UnitedHealthcare Wins Toss Of 'Proton Beam' Coverage Suit
• DOJ And States Creatively Respond To Fraud Amid COVID-19
• 10 E-Discovery Challenges Caused By COVID-19
• Data Co. Beats PBM's Suit Alleging Foreign Trade Secret Theft
• Mitigating COVID-19 Risk With Employee Benefit Programs
• Facebook Post Didn't Violate Patient's Privacy, Pa. Panel Says
• Abiomed Escapes FCA Whistleblower's Retaliation Claim
• Lawmakers, Administration Reach Deal On COVID-19 Relief
• Nurse Allegedly Fired For Warning About COVID-19 Masks
• ​​​​​​​New Virus Hotspots Threaten Trump's Quick Bounceback Plan
• Express Scripts Off The Hook For $50M Prescription Drug Bill
• Counsel To Get Up To $93M In Fees In Xarelto MDL
• First Responders Can Get COVID-19 Patient Data: HHS
• Coronavirus Fallout Leaves Gov't Contractors Scrambling
• ERISA Group Rips Seattle's Bid To End Benefits Law Dispute
• Medical Pot Grower Can't Escape Ex-Partners' Suit
• COVID-19 Border Restraint At Odds With Refugee Obligations
• Class Attys Seek More Than $4M For NantHealth IPO Action
• Ford, Fiat, GM To Make Med Supplies To Combat COVID-19
• Fla. AG Targets 43 Vendors For Amazon Price-Gouging Claims
• Can Cannabis Survive The Virus? Employment Issues Abound
• Ex-Army Biomedical Engineer Can't Sink Philips NDA Suit
• DOJ, FTC Speeding Up Antitrust Prechecks For Coronavirus
• SmileDirectClub Bites Back At Investor Suit Over $1.3B IPO
• How Attys Can Advocate For Detained Clients Amid COVID-19
• LabMD Loses Defamation Suit Against Pa. Cybersecurity Firm
• BigLaw Leaders Must Prepare For COVID-19 Economic Fallout
• March Sadness: How To Boost Worker Morale In A Pandemic
• FEMA To Use Wartime Law To Meet COVID-19 Medical Demand
• AGs Seek To Halt Abortions As Virus Strains Health Capacity
• Trump Eyes Rapid Rebound Even As Virus Crisis Worsens
• Walgreens 'Systemically Overcharged' For Drugs, Insurers Say
• CBD Website Escapes Libel Suit Over 'Heavy Metals' Article
• Pa.'s Biz Closure Fight Signals Gathering Storm Of Litigation
• Chinese Hospital Seeks Info On Soured IVF Center Deal
• Mass. Gov. Closes Adult-Use Pot Shops During Virus Crisis
• Opioid Negotiation Class Says It's Not Bound By 'Straitjacket'
• Orthodontist Assoc. Denied Amicus In SmileDirect Suit
• Drug Cos. Want Slow SF Opioid Case Timeline Amid COVID-19
• Huge Hotel Job Losses Reported Due To COVID-19
• COVID-19 Could Mean $251B Spike In Health Costs, Calif. Says
• Law Firms Left Out Of 'Essential' Biz Orders Amid Pandemic
• Calif. Nursing Home Preserves Win In Fatal Stroke Suit
• High Court Turns Down Allergan Breast Implant Suit
• Federal Gov't Memos Can't Override State COVID-19 Closures
• Ex-Theranos Execs Holmes, Balwani To Get Separate Trials
• EU Greenlights Members' COVID-19 State Aid Plans
• Alnylam Dodges Stock-Drop Suit Over FDA Approval Efforts
• What Employers Should Know About 2nd COVID-19 Relief Law
• Ex-Pharma Exec Seeks Early Prison Exit Over COVID-19 Risk
• Stores Accused Of Puppy Mill Sales Amid COVID-19 Shutdown
• 3 Ways Leaders Can Improve Remote Work For Lawyers
• Tips For Online Mediation In The Age Of Social Distancing
• Texas Doctors Denied New Trial In $40M Kickback Row
• 4 Cases Show Growing Reach Of Federal Fraud Statutes
• Pa. Relaxes Medical Pot Regs Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• Surgeons' Suit Over 'Surprise' Medical Bills Law Implodes
• Drug Cos. Say 'Buy US' Order Would Hurt COVID-19 Response
• FTC Data Security Consent Orders Are New But Not Improved
• The Time Is Now For A Blanket Stark Law Waiver
• Telephonic Outreach During Coronavirus
• A Look Into FTC's Thinking On Pyramid Scheme Potential
• In Faultily Redacted Docs, Attys Say Exec Defrauded CBD Co.
• Nursing Home Staff Could Be Focus Of COVID-19 Suits
• How A Major Hospital's GC Is Managing The Coronavirus Saga
• Doctor In $550M Fraud Scheme Can't Duck 25-Year Sentence
• UnitedHealth Unit Says Its Tech IP Claims Were Legit
• Insys Founder Tells 1st Circ. COVID-19 Risk Merits Bail
• NCAI CEO Warns Coronavirus 'Disaster' Looming For Tribes
• Shkreli-Founded Co. Defends Its Handling Of Life-Saving Drug
• 8th Circ. Awards Blue Cross Win In Air Ambulance Bill Suit
• DEA Pushes Major Increase Of Research Cannabis Cultivation
• Ill. Magistrate Judge Limits Depositions For Medical Providers
• Contractors Seek Guidance, Relief Amid Coronavirus Spread
• Klobuchar Proposes Giving $50M To Nursing Home Telehealth
• DC Circ. Unlikely To Block Trump's ACA Alternative Expansion
• Updating Publicly Traded Company Disclosures For COVID-19
• 3D Printing As Indirect Patent Infringement Amid COVID-19
• How Cybercriminals Are Exploiting The Coronavirus Outbreak
• Diligence Tips For Potential Disaster Relief Fund Recipients
• UPMC Wants High Court To Weigh Legality Of Surgeons' Pay
• Antitrust Considerations For Collaboration During COVID-19
• Taxation With Representation: Simpson, Perkins, Kirkland
• Future Of ACA Hinges On Bipartisan Compromise
• FDA Tries To Boost Hand Sanitizers Amid COVID-19 Crisis
• Calif. Pay-For-Delay Ban Hurts Pharma Cos., 9th Circ. Told
• How Trump's Wartime Order Affects Medical Manufacturers
• Coronavirus-Disrupted Drug Firm's $23M Ch. 11 Sale OK'd
• Are Employee COVID-19 Cases OSHA Recordable Illnesses?
• NY Gov. Orders '100% Of Workforce' To Stay Home
• Japanese Device Co. Must Face FCA Suit Over Medicare Fraud
• ICE Detainees Can't Get Temporary Release Amid COVID-19
• Trump Invokes Wartime Law To Boost Medical Supplies
• Feds Push To Keep Telehealth Fraud Suspect Locked Up
• PTAB To Review Allergen Juvederm Patent At Heart Of IP Suit
• Nevada Says Pot Shops Can Stay Open Amid COVID-19 Crisis
• 5th Circ. Backs Cigna's Win Over Hospital In $40M ERISA Suit
• SEC Settles PetMed Insider Trading Claims For $1.25M
• SmileDirect Complaint Against Calif. Dental Board Trimmed
• 8th Circ. Says Missouri Court Erred On Ch. 11 Interest Ruling
• Mo. Health System Sues Insurer, Law Firm Over $29M Verdict
• FDA Clears Abbott Test For COVID-19
• GAO Won't Hear HHS Contract Protest Due To Corrupted File
• Real Estate Rumors: Viacom, Morgan Stanley, Weingarten
• US Trustee's Objections To Valeritas Settlement Resolved
• 2 Bills Reflect Gov't Interest In Health PE Investments
• GOP Sens. Propose Payments, Tax Relief In 3rd COVID-19 Bill
• Ruling In HHS Case May Mean More Drug Trial Reporting
• State Of Emergency Raises Fraud Risk For Gov't Contractors
• Texas Appeals Court Won't Revive Nurse's Whistleblower Suit
• CVS Settles Drug Administrator's Antitrust Suit
• UK REIT Sells 4 Properties For $42M Amid Virus Uncertainty
• NJ Employers Can't Fire Workers Over COVID-19 Symptoms
• Trump Races To Boost Health Capacity As Virus Cases Soar
• Judge Won't Pause Investors' Doc Bid For Chinese IVF Fight
• Tribes Want White House To Step Up Amid Casino Shutdowns
• NJ Justices Won't Hear Indian-American Doc's $20M Bias Suit
• Absent Comma Sinks Texas Clinic's Medicare Claims
• Biogen Sues Over 'Copycat' Alzheimer Treatment Products
• Md. Pot Shops Told To Stop Using 'Sniff Jars' Amid Outbreak
• Sens. Sound Privacy Alarm On Google's Virus Screening Site
• Feds Can't Escape Alaskan Tribal Land Cleanup Fight
• Sen. Wants Health Agencies' IT Reviewed After Cyber Incident
• How COVID-19 Relief Law Affects Benefit Plan Sponsors
• 'Pharma Bro' Suit Proceeds By Phone As COVID-19 Spreads
• Robins Kaplan To Share $2.2M Fee With NJ Solo Atty
• FCC Lifts Gift Rules To Help Clinics, Schools Amid COVID-19
• COVID-19 Closures Could Help Illegal Dealers, Pot Groups Say
• Calif. Court OKs $2.4M Atty Fees In Doctor Sex Assault Suit
• Gilead Knowingly Peddled Dangerous HIV Drugs, Suit Says
• WiFi May Slow, But Low-Income Access Is Key COVID-19 Issue
• Purdue, Sacklers Keep Opioid Suit Shield For 6 More Months
• COVID-19 Relief Bill Includes Protections For Face Masks
• Texas Hospice Biz Can't Prove Conspiracy By Competitor
• First Zofran Bellwether Delayed Indefinitely Due To COVID-19
• Cell And Gene Therapies Are Driving M&A Deal Activity
• FTC Staffers Greenlight Allergan Divestitures In AbbVie Deal
• Trump Signs 2nd COVID-19 Relief Bill Into Law
• A Work-From-Home Tech Checklist For Law Firms
• Ex-Nestle Unit Ducks Some Claims In Facial Injection IP Suit
• Key Compensation Committee Priorities At Tax-Exempt Orgs
• Howard Hughes Sells Texas Medical Center For $115M
• NECC Execs Push 'Legal Impossibility' Defense In 1st Circ.
• Trump Plans To Block Asylum-Seekers Over COVID-19 Fears
• Trump Deploying Navy Hospital Ship To NYC As Virus Surges
• NY County Fights Mallinckrodt Bid For Separate Opioid Trial
• Princess Cruise Lines Hit By Wave Of COVID-19 Suits
• The Top Coronavirus Questions Health Attys Are Hearing
• EU Regulators Say Coronavirus Doesn't Nix Data Protections
• Tort Reform Legislation: Fla.'s Phantom Damages Bill Fails
• Medical Pot Deemed 'Essential' Amid COVID-19 Shutdowns
• CBD Producer Wants Out Of Suit Alleging Illegal Product Sales
• Hospital, Doc Must Face Sweeping Sex Misconduct Suit
• Del. Justices Say Partner Swap Kills Whistleblower Standing
• Congress, Mnuchin Start On $1T COVID-19 Relief Deal
• USTelecom Says FCC Deadline For Suicide Hotline Too Hasty
• Glancy Prongay Seeks To Represent Blood Clot Co. Investors
• FCC Tries To Keep Low-Income Houses Online Amid COVID-19
• Medicare Expands Telehealth In Push To Contain COVID-19
• Feds Say Greenberg Traurig Has Conflict In $1B Fraud Case
• Williams & Connelly Facing DQ Bid In Reed Smith Suit
• Doc Who Pled Guilty To Pushing Pill 'Goodie Bags' To Pay $3M
• Real Estate Rumors: Barclays, Morris Moinian, AW Property
• Telemedicine Considerations During The COVID-19 Pandemic
• DNA Registry, Sperm Bank Intersection Raises Legal Issues
• How Facilities Can Brace For DOJ Nursing Home Initiative
• Board Discussions In The Era Of Down-Round Financings
• Fortress Offers IP Rights To Fight COVID-19 After Backlash
• SEC Says Fla. Men Traded On PetMed Insider Info
• Bankers Fear FCC Robocall Plan Will Block Fraud Alerts
• 10th Circ. Correctly Affirmed Tough FCA Materiality Standard
• FDA Finalizes New Cigarette Warning Graphics After Setbacks
• 7 Keys To Keeping Your Firm Inclusive In The Coronavirus Era
• Pa. Hospital Must Face Fired X-Ray Tech's ADA Suit
• The Wary Employer's Guide To Key Coronavirus Concerns
• DOJ Health Antitrust Chief Joins Clifford Chance
• Behavioral Health Ruling Supports Benefit Claim Appeals
• FDA Offers 'Unprecedented' Leeway For Coronavirus Tests
• 4th Circ. Urged To Brush Aside FCC Order In Junk Fax Row
• Cruise Ship Industry's COVID-19 Liability Likely Limited
• Hemp Co. Says CBD Wares Not 'Illegal,' Just Not Regulated
• Nonprofits Sue ICE To Free Detainees At Risk Of Coronavirus
• Human Rights Watch Says No Private Detention For Migrants
• Drug Wholesalers Look To Derail W.Va. Bellwether Opioid Trial
• Sacklers Say Major Purdue Deal Hinges On Longer Ch. 11 Stay
• DOD 'Looking Into' Deploying Tent Hospitals To Fight Virus
• HHS Hit With Cyber 'Incident' Amid Coronavirus Outbreak
• Ill. Pension Fund Says Greenberg Can't Duck Bond Fraud Suit
• Michigan To Allow Pot Home Deliveries To Curb COVID-19
• Calif. Taxpayers Hindered By COVID-19 Get Extension
• Long-Running OptimisCorp Chancery Case Spawns New Suit
• Davis Wright Staffer's Death Not Linked To COVID-19
• Dems' Bill Would Let Tribes Tap Emergency CDC Funds
• FCC, Lawmakers Work To Expand Emergency Wi-Fi Access
• IVF Investors Want Sanctions In Chinese Hospital Fight
• Quest Can Go After Doctor In Suit Over Cancer Death
• NY County Says Meyer Suozzi Betrayed It In Opioid Case
• CMS Treatment Preapproval Rules Will Drive Up Health Costs
• Doctors Say Greenway E-Records Software Not Up To Snuff
• 10 Ways To Continue Biz Development During Coronavirus
• Australia's Healius Rejects $1.4B Takeover Offer From PE Firm
• Local Gov'ts Have An Important Role In Fighting Coronavirus
• BuzzFeed Sues Slew Of Federal Agencies For COVID-19 Docs
• Melinta Creditor Deal OK Clears Path To Ch. 11 Plan Approval
• Yankton Sioux Institutes Travel Ban To Combat Coronavirus
• Telework Takes Center Stage Amid Coronavirus Pandemic   
• Calif. Courts Resist Closure Amid National Emergency
• Trump Admin. Halts Nursing Home Visits Amid Coronavirus
• Texas High Court To Hear Chiropractors' Neurology Fight
• 5 Ways Tax Pros Want IRS To Respond To COVID-19
• Bankrupt Drug Co-Op Can Use Lender Cash As It Seeks Sale
• Travel From UK, Ireland Banned; Flights Limited To 13 Airports
• Facebook Moderators Say Job Caused Psychological Trauma
• Akorn Lands Final OK For $30M Deal Over Failed Merger
• 7 Ethics Considerations For Lawyers Using Lead Generators
• Taxation With Representation: Latham, Davis Polk, Winston
• States' Case No Bellwether In Price-Fixing MDL, Teva Says
• Emerging Coronavirus Issues For Employer Benefit Plans
• COVID-19 Sparks Outreach Efforts By FCC, Telecom Titans
• 2nd Circ. Grounds Delta Flight Attendant's Sex Bias Suit
• Trump Declares National Emergency To Fight COVID-19
• Health Hires: Perkins Coie, Edwards Maxson, Tricida
• Centene Strikes $7.5M Settlement Over $6.8B Health Net Buy
• Insys Execs Say Virus Could Further Delay Surrender Dates
• Davis Wright Staffer Dies Following Flu-Like Symptoms
• Coronavirus: The Latest Court Closures And Restrictions
• Jury Finds CBD Co. Liable In SEC's $4M Illicit Stock Sale Suit
• Sports COVID-19 Shutdown A Smart Move, Despite Defenses
• Employers Face Privacy Balancing Act In Coronavirus Fight
• IHS Must Give Contract Costs To Wash. Tribe, DC Circ. Told
• NY AG Tells Alex Jones To Stop Selling Fake Coronavirus Cure
• Group Sues Trump Over 'Secret' Advisors On Clemency
• Yale Accused Of Ignoring Sex Abuse Claims Against Top Doc
• Ohio Gov., AG Unveil Opioid Settlement Framework
• Real Estate Rumors: BlackRock, 13th Floor Homes, UCLA
• Lawmakers Clamor For Tougher Vertical Merger Update
• CBD Co. Head Wants Conflicted Attys DQ'd In Stock Suit
• Coronavirus-Disrupted Drug Firm's $12M Ch. 11 Loan Gets OK
• NFL Hammered By 9th Circ. Panel Over Painkiller Policies
• Health Worker Safety Bill Launched Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• Senate Dems Say COVID-19 Bill Needs Paid Sick, Family Leave
• Ambulance Co. Settles Over Atty's Strong-Arm Debt Collection
• Philly Health Networks Can't Keep Deal Value Under Wraps
• 2 Circuit Court Rulings Convolute Class Jurisdiction Outlook
• Applying Commercial Property Insurance To COVID-19 Losses
• FCA Ruling Eases Clinical Judgment Standard For Gov't
• Deals Rumor Mill: Magic Leap, Tegna, WeDoctor
• Health Services Co. Settles FCA Wait Time Claims For $1.9M
• Coronavirus Challenges Facing Government Contractors
• House Committee Advances Two VA Cannabis Bills
• Attys, Including DQ'd Troutman, Get $1.5M In FCA Suit Fees
• NY AG Issues Notices Targeting Purported Coronavirus Cures
• Apyx Must Face Suit Over Study Results, Judge Finds
• Marijuana Firms Say License Delay Flouts Fla. Constitution
• NJ Suspends Racing Licenses Of 7 Indicted For Horse Doping
• Attys Fear Coronavirus Spread In Immigration Detention
• Canadian Cannabis Biz Latest To Be Hit With Stock-Drop Suit
• Texas Judge Won't Rethink Privilege Ruling In NFL ERISA Suit
• Philly Hospital Owner Gets More Time To File Ch. 11 Plan
• Humana Missed Mark On Market In Seizure Drug Suit
• AFL-CIO, Other Groups Urge Congress Against Payroll Tax Cut
• New York State Courthouses To Set Coronavirus Restrictions
• NY AG Throws Support Behind Mallinckrodt $1.6B Opioid Deal
• 7th Circ. Plugs National Consumers Back Into Ill. TCPA Suit
• Preparing Policies, Internal Comms For Public Health Crises
• Juul MDL Complaints Consolidate National E-Cigarette Cases
• When DOJ's China Initiative Entangles US Research Orgs
• New Pipelines Are Needed To Close Law School Diversity Gap
• Whether Data Breach Is Inherent Injury Could Affect Millions
• Cooley Adds Ex-Covington Pro To NY Capital Markets Team
• Jefferson Airplane Singer's Widow Drops Mt. Sinai Suit
• Winston & Strawn Guides Health-Focused SPAC's $200M IPO
• Chicago's Opioid Bellwether Plan Is 'Unworkable,' Judge Says
• Armstrong Teasdale Adds 5 Attorneys To Roster
• Medical Group Pays $1.2M To End Improper Sleep Test Claims
• Insurer Fights Cert. Bid In Lactation Support Coverage Suit
• Gilead's Ebola Drug Is Being Used To Treat COVID-19
• Taro Escapes Off-Label Use Claims For Heart Drug
• Venture Firm Scores $3.6B For Tech, Health Care Investments
• Latham Steers $5B Sale Of DXC Medicaid Business To Veritas
• Opioid Judge Taps Harvard Prof To Guide $3B Fee Fight
• Hospitality Attys On High Alert As Coronavirus Fears Spread
• 'Compound King' Convicted In $21M Health Care Fraud Case
• Virus' Spread Has Courts Bracing For Quarantine Fights
• Covidien, Ethicon Revisit IP Rivalry As Device Trial Closes
• ICE Relaxes Student Visa Rules As Classes Move Online
• Fired NJ Medical Pot User Can Sue Over Disability Bias
• Vape Makers Take FDA Challenge To DC Circ.
• FCC Leaders Say Coronavirus Highlights Broadband Needs
• Navigating New Federal, State Data Privacy Compliance Duties
• DOL Insists Data-Generating 'Partners' Are Not Employees
• How To Search For A Transformational Law Firm COO
• Sidley, Malek Moss Guide M&T-Cayuga $33M NYC Loan
• SEC Asks Staff To Work From Home After Virus Scare At HQ
• FDA Warns E-Cig Makers, 7-Elevens Over Selling Flavors
• Coronavirus Derails Eagerly Awaited New York Opioid Trial
• Allen & Overy Assists On $600M European Life Sciences Fund
• 4 Ethics Tips For Lawyers As Coronavirus Spreads
• Market Turbulence Throws IPO Pipeline Into Question
• Tenet Unit Slapped With Suit Over Stock Incentive Plan
• Calif. Appeals Court Upholds Local Ban On Pot Dispensary
• Dilworth Paxson Bond Scam Suit Belongs In Ill., Fund Says
• Quarantined Couple Say Princess Cruises Hid COVID-19 Risk
• Over 2 Dozen Charged In Alleged Racehorse Doping Schemes
• Surescripts Wants DC Circ. To Review FTC Antitrust Suit
• FDA Hits Vitamin Co., Televangelist For Fake COVID-19 Cures
• Tactical Exercises For Managing Corporate Risk
• Top Blockchain Considerations For Health, Life Sciences Cos.
• Keep Your Client Out Of The Courtroom During Voir Dire
• Drug Researcher Charles River Sued For Hiring Activist Spy
• Trans Prof Says Gender Surgery Suit Ripe For Class Status
• Steptoe Dropped By U. Of Mich. In Sex Assault Inquiry
• Alaska Health Plan's Gender Transition Exclusion Ruled Illegal
• Coronavirus Gives New Momentum To Paid Sick Leave Push
• 7th Circ. Won't Reinstate $3M Verdict For Reed Smith Widow
• Undisclosed Letter Dooms Doc's Fraud Conviction At 6th Circ.
• 9 Coronavirus Scenarios That Could Trip Up Employers
• Germ-X Maker Sued Over Coronavirus Protection Claims
• Doctors Say No Secret Info Used In FCA Suit Against J&J
• Asset Mgr. Piles Onto Perrigo Price-Fixing, Securities Claims
• No Unfair Tactics Over Coronavirus, Antitrust Officials Warn
• UPMC Must Share Some Tuberculosis Info, Pa. Judge Says
• CORRECTED: Judge Affirms Workers' Win In 'Onionhead' Bias Suit
• Ex-Basketball Pro Says Prudential Owes Disability Benefits
• Assertio, Lupin, Bausch Must Face Buyers' Price-Fixing Suit
• 5 Ways Coronavirus Is Roiling The Real Estate Market
• Cannabis Bill Roundup: Connecticut Talks Legalization
• Sens. Ask Pence To OK Coronavirus Funds For Tribes
• La. Abortion Law At Issue In High Court Case Protects Women
• Coronavirus-Impacted Drug Firm Gets OK On Ch. 11 Sale Plan
• Taxation With Representation: Wachtell, Davis Polk, Skadden
• FDA Focus: What King & Spalding's Practice Head Is Watching
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