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Health - April, 2020

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• DOJ Opioid Indictment Unconstitutional, Drug Distributor Says
• United Cannabis Says It Filed Ch. 11 To Stop Takeover
• Sens. Float Privacy Bill To Protect Data In COVID-19 Era
• 'Bogus' COVID-19 Test-Kit Deal Draws Investor Fraud Lawsuit
• NY AG Slams Sacklers' Tepid Financial Info Disclosures
• Trump Revives Native American Panel To Aid Virus Response
• Canadian Pot Co. Unwinds Class Cert. Over Recalled Weed
• Canadian CBD Co. Buys Colo. Mushrooms Biz
• Anthem Sued Over Mental Health Treatment Guidelines
• DOJ Cuts $100M Deal In Oncology Antitrust Probe
• 3 Firms Guide $850M Deal For Health Plan Management Co.
• Retrieval-Masters Approved For Ch. 11 Wind Down Deal
• New Pharmacy Bellwether Trial Set For 2021 In Opioid MDL
• DOL Head Says 'Cop Is On The Beat' As Virus Plan Blasted
• Dental Co. Looks To Nix High Court Arbitration Question
• Activists Must Pay $2M, End Planned Parenthood Video Stings
• 11th Circ. OKs FTC Intervention In SmileDirect Antitrust Case
• 5 Great-Recession Lessons GCs Must Remember Today
• Now Is Not The Time To Roll Back Anti-Fraud Laws
• Pandemic May Prompt Legislative Action On Court Deadlines
• Pandemic Creates Extra Cyber Risk For Health Care Providers
• 3D Printing Holds Promise And Risk During Pandemic
• Motions To Compel Video Deposition May Face Barriers In NY
• Del. Justices Uphold Demand For AmerisourceBergen Docs
• Becton Wins 2 Of 3 At PTAB In Medication Dosing IP Row
• Tribal Health Programs Face Pandemic Visit 'Nosedive'
• County Says Mallinckrodt Shouldn't Get Separate Opioid Trial
• PepsiCo Strikes Deal To End Ex-Worker's COBRA Suit
• Yale Warns Workers' ADA Suit Would Set Back Wellness Plans
• Calif. Nursing Home Can't Arbitrate Wrongful Death Suit
• Dems Say No Reopening Without 'Life-And-Death' Safety Regs
• 7th Circ. Revives FCA Suit So Judge Can Clarify Decision
• Business Asks Pa. Justices To Weigh Virus Insurance Claims
• Dentists Look To Extract Telehealth Funds From FCC
• Report Finds Ransomware Crews Don't Leave After Being Paid
• LabCorp Faces Derivative Suit Over Data Breaches
• Coronavirus Q&A: McDermott's Health Chair
• Congress Presses FDA To Curb COVID-19 Testing Fraud
• Blue Cross, UnitedHealth Battle Over 'HPN' Trademark
• Interest On $1.5M Ill. Trial Win Starts At Appellate Victory
• Fla. BCBS Proposed Class Action Survives Magistrate's Look
• Pittsburgh Pizzeria Sues Insurer Over COVID-19 Denial
• NFL Asks Texas Judge To Nix Benefits Suit Moved From Ill.
• Workers Need Federal Protection From COVID-19 Risks
• 10 Steps To Creating Trustworthy AI Applications
• 6 Antitrust Considerations For Companies During Pandemic
• Utah-Based VC Firm Closes $110M Fund For Startups
• Judging A Book: Richardson Reviews 'Criminal Dissent'
• Coronavirus Q&A: Blank Rome Real Estate Leader
• Gibson Dunn Alum Among Picks For Calif., Fla. Trial Courts
• J&J Talc Users Get One More Shot At False Ad Class Action
• Pa. Panel Orders New Trial Against Surgeon In Death Case
• Feds Bring More Charges In Anti-Price Gouging Campaign
• Enough Already With Opioid Bellwethers, Pharmacies Say
• AFL-CIO Calls DOL's Pandemic Response 'Totally Inadequate'
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• Injury Attys Seething Over COVID-19 Medical Immunity Push
• Biz Groups Push For ACA Subsidies In New Virus Relief Bills
• More Businesses Sue Insurers In Pa. Over COVID-19 Denials
• Accountant Says Pot Co. Fired Her For Catching Tax Scheme
• Fla. Judge Rebuts Inmates' Claims Of 'Toothless' Virus Review
• Pa. Faces Suit Over Nursing Home's COVID-19 Drug Studies
• Managing FCA Risk Stemming From Virus Relief Funds
• Tips For Minimizing Law Firm Liability During COVID-19
• Cannabis Businesses Should Get Federal COVID-19 Relief
• Fla. Microcap Firm Lied About N95 Supply, SEC Alleges
• Mass. Pot Shop's Recreational Licensing Win Tossed
• 3M Launches Latest Price-Gouging Trademark Suit
• 3 Recommendations For Cos. Considering Litigation Finance
• Mass. Court Split On Making Scientist Use $10M Award On Lab
• How TM Owners Can Stop Counterfeit Surgical Masks In China
• 3 Key Developments As Coronavirus Cases Near 1,000,000
• Virus Funding For Tribes Blocked From Alaska Native Corps.
• J&J Can't Boot Experts To Sink Asbestos-In-Talc MDL
• Stop & Shop Seeks 'Emergency' Designation For Grocery Staff
• Despite Pandemic, No One Expects OSHA Emergency Regs
• Spinal Surgeon To Pay Gov. $1.75M To Settle Kickback Claims
• Judge Weighs Action As COVID-19 Cases Climb In Miami Jail
• Leave, Layoffs Atop Employers' Minds As COVID-19 Persists
• McConnell Wants Broad Liability Shield In Next COVID-19 Bill
• UK Watchdog Clears Local Hospital Deal It Once Blocked
• Swiss Biotech Firm, Chinese Crypto Miner Boost IPO Pipeline
• WTO Urges Members To Lift Trade Barriers On Virus Supplies
• NC Test Lab To Pay Up To $43M To Settle FCA Claims
• A Blueprint For Allocating Scarce Health Resources In Pa.
• EU Greenlights €6.3B In Virus Aid Packages To Help Cos.
• Frontline Worker Tax Incentives Possible In COVID-19 Bill
• Latham Leads Health Care-Focused PE Firm To $856M Fund
• Genetic 'Fingerprinting' May Be Key In Virus Exposure Suits
• A Proposed Technology-Assisted Review Framework
• Calif. Businesses Slam State Over COVID-19 Closure Orders
• Calif. City Denies Blocking State's COVID-19 Homeless Project
• ERISA Doesn't Trump Drug Benefit Law, Ark. Tells High Court
• Insys Founder's Prison Report Date Pushed Back Amid Virus
• Justices Won't Weigh Legality Of UPMC Surgeons' Bonus Pay
• Steps To Maintain Workplace Equality During The Pandemic
• How COVID-19 Is Set To Reshape Federal Privacy Law Debate
• US Should Decriminalize, Regulate And Tax Marijuana
• 15 Minutes With OSI Systems' General Counsel
• Supreme Court Rules Congress Bilked ACA Insurers
• Rivals Say LasikPlus Attempted To Intimidate Witness
• HHS Opens High-Stakes Medicare Pay Battle At DC Circ.
• NY Sneaker Salesman Charged With COVID-19 Price Gouging
• Wis. Justices Reinstate Defense Win In Birth Defect Suit
• Mass. Hospital, Surgeon Can't Escape $2.8M Med Mal Verdict
• J&J's Efforts To Toss $4.7B Talc Verdict Get Mixed Reception
• Jones Day Guides Twin River's $180M Purchase Of 3 Casinos
• DC Judge Leery Of Large ANC Share In Tribal COVID-19 Funds
• Pillsbury, Latham Close $230M NYC Loan Quickly Amid Virus
• EBSA Head Stepping Down From Labor Dept.
• High Court Won't Pause 'Public Charge' Rule During Pandemic
• ICE Told To Lower Population In Calif. Detention Center
• Lab Operator Gets 15 Months For $3.4M Overbilling Scheme
• EPA Emissions Rule Draws Strong Objections From Amici
• Health Care Workers Benefit From New Wis. Licensing Rules
• NY Court Trims Surgeon's Med Mal Damages Verdict To $9M
• How To Determine Eligibility For HHS Emergency Funds
• NLRB Nixes Hospital's Bid To Halt Union Vote During Outbreak
• How To Maintain A Robust Workforce During A Pandemic
• How Lawyers Can Find Equanimity In Crisis
• FDA Warns Trump-Touted Drugs Have Dangerous Side Effects
• Lewis Brisbois Picks Up Health Care Partner In Baltimore
• An Employer's Guide To Handling Virus-Related Protests
• Tribes, Alaska Cos. Spar Over Qualifying For COVID-19 Funds
• Small Biz Bankruptcy Rules Come Just In Time For Many
• 3M Wins Restraining Order In Price-Gouging Case
• Duff & Phelps Exec Says Real Estate Lending Is Nearly Frozen
• 6th Circ. Ruling Offers Fresh Look At ERISA Exhaustion
• Insys Prosecutors To Appeal Part Of Landmark Guilty Verdict
• NYC Jails' Triple Shifts Amid Virus May Be 'Death Sentence'
• 4 Key Developments As Coronavirus Deaths Near 50,000
• EPA Pushes Crackdown On Illegal Coronavirus Disinfectants
• 11th Circ. Lets Abortions Continue In Alabama During Virus
• Feds Say Alaska Native Corps. Can Tap Tribal COVID-19 Fund
• CVS Units Get Whistleblower's Rx FCA Suit Trimmed, For Now
• Tribes Sue To Keep CARES Act Funds Away From For-Profits
• Sen. Markey Urges White House To Make Contact Tracing Plan
• SmileDirect's Calif. Dental Board Case Mostly Cut, For Now
• Calif. Panel Reverses Ex-UCLA Doctor's $13M Bias Trial Win
• Coronavirus Litigation: The Week In Review
• Georgia Man Claims Zantac Caused His Stage 3 Colon Cancer
• $484B COVID-19 Relief Bill Headed To Trump's Desk
• United Cannabis Must Explain Ch. 11, Given Pot Industry Ties
• The Divide Between Courts On Ch. 11 Trustee Fees
• 8th Circ. Clears Arkansas To Block Abortions During COVID-19
• Calif. Landlord Stuck With $6M In Fines For Illegal Pot Shops
• Pa. Medical Center Sues Travelers Over COVID-19 Coverage
• Market Decline Will Have Diverse Repercussions For Cos.
• Blue Cross Dodges Claims It Owes Treatment Center $11.6M
• Calif. COVID-19 Class Actions: Early Trends And Key Defenses
• Arent Fox Adds Burns & Levinson Corporate Atty In Boston
• Investors Fight SmileDirectClub's Bid To Nix IPO Suit
• In A 'Close Call,' $424M Medicare Fraud Suspect Gets Bail
• Courts Should Look To 3 Bar Exam Alternatives During Crisis
• FDA Warns CBD Sellers Over Opioid Addiction Relief Claims
• How Life Sciences Cos. Can Adapt To Remote Compliance
• EEOC Gives Employers A Green Light To Test For COVID-19
• Insys Exec Tells 1st Circ. Weil Conflict Should Delay Jail Term
• HHS Vaccine Chief Says Trump Fired Him For Resisting Drug
• 3rd Circ. Upholds Sales Rep's Sentence In Medicare Fraud
• Legal Pitfalls Loom For Employers Reopening Post-Pandemic
• LA City Atty Says At-Home COVID-19 Test Is False Advertising
• Ill. Patient Keeps $30M Award In Kidney Failure Suit
• 5 Highlights As HHS Earmarks $70B For Coronavirus Relief
• Insurer Fights Remand Bid In Suit Over $29M Verdict
• Fired Pot Worker Who Talked To DEA Can't Sue Dispensary
• Feds Won't Send Tribes COVID-19 Money Before Tuesday
• NASCAR Driver Hit With Trademark Suit From Pharma Co.
• Pa. Justices Ax Appeal Over Judge's Role In Juror Bias Fight
• Spouses, Health Care Workers Exempt From Green Card Ban
• Bid To Redo Kimberly-Clark Gown Suit Gets Cool Reception
• Colo. Must Give DEA Pharmacy Data With Patient Info
• Liability Insurance Outlook For Opioid Public Nuisance Claims
• Health Providers Still Need Help Fighting Virus Kickback Risk
• Hospital Lets Nurses Return After COVID-19 Gear Objections
• Opioid Funds Should Be Used For Mental Health, Judge Told
• FTC Inks $38M Settlement Over Supplement False Ad Claims
• When Your Essential Employees Are Afraid To Come To Work
• Minn. Bills Seek Suspension Of Health Care Provider Tax
• Okla. Set To Enforce New PBM Law Amid COVID-19 Crisis
• Decision To Include Purdue In NY Opioid Trial Not Yet Ripe
• Virtual Mediation A Viable Option For Class Action Litigants
• Are Litigation Funding Documents Protected From Discovery?
• 7th Circ. Ruling Solidifies Circuit Split On Antitrust Standing
• Hospitals, Docs Strike $9M Deal In Feds' Kickback Suit
• McKesson Settles Derivative Suit Over DOJ Fine For $175M
• What 2 Jurisdiction Rulings Mean For Class Action Defendants
• United Cannabis Corp. Files For Ch. 11 In Colo.
• NC Hospital, Docs Must Face Suit Over Patient's Death
• New York Accuses Mallinckrodt Of Opioid Insurance Fraud
• Ariz. Court OKs Retrial Over $4M Patient OD Death Verdict
• How J&J's $4.7B Appeal Could Shape Missouri's Talc Trials
• Missouri AG Sues China Gov't Over COVID-19 Misinformation
• NY Hospital Wants Out Of Union's COVID-19 Safety Suit
• Ariz. Fights Trans Prof's Class Bid In Gender Surgery Suit
• Senate OKs $480B More Virus Relief For Small Biz, Hospitals
• Williams & Connolly Fights DQ Bid In $150M LabMD Suit
• PruittHealth Wants $11M Verdict Tossed In Software Deal Spat
• More Accused Schemers Deny Horse Doping Charges
• As Zantac Litigation Accelerates, MDL Data Collection Is Key
• How COVID-19 Might Uproot Centuries Of Litigation Traditions
• How Courts May Handle Real Estate Force Majeure Suits
• Unpacking GSA's Waiver Of Medical Supply Trade Restrictions
• Nursing Homes Must Prepare For Risk Of FCA Liability
• Ex-NFL Player Wants Fraud Case Kicked To His Home Turf
• 5th Circ. Says HHS Hospital Pay Policy Was Above Board
• Inmates' Atty Says Too Few Released In Miami In Face Of Virus
• Walgreens Customers Say Rx Info 'In The Hands Of Thieves'
• Doc Can't Testify As Expert In Tenn. Patient Death Suit
• Drug Cos. Say Foreign Status Outs Them From Opioid Case
• UK Advances Probe Of Elanco's Sale Of Dog Ear Treatment
• 5th Circ. Bans Medication Abortion In Texas, Citing Pandemic
• NY Nurses Union Sues State, Hospitals Over COVID-19 Safety
• Progressives Make Demands For Next Virus Relief Bill
• Tribes Say Alaska Native Cos. Can't Get COVID-19 Funds
• Insys Founder Says Feds Singling Him Out On Prison Delay
• Coronavirus Q&A: Littler's Benefits Practice Co-Chair
• Humana Keeps Win In Ill. Hospital Reimbursement Fight
• FDA Warns British CBD Seller Over Virus Prevention Claims
• Price-Gouging Or Normal Market Functioning Amid COVID-19?
• Consider Legal Ramifications Before Recording Video Calls
• Coronavirus Q&A: Covington's Life Sciences Chair
• DOJ Won't Challenge Medicine Distributor During Crisis
• Opioid Cos. Hold To Drug Data Pursuit In Chicago Case
• NM COVID-19 Religious Gathering Ban Deemed Constitutional
• Navajo Get Short-Term Spectrum Access For COVID-19 Crisis
• Avenues For Fast-Tracking Gov't Procurement In Emergency
• Rethinking The Open Office In Light Of COVID-19
• Q1 India Private Equity Real Estate Investment Fell 62%
• Aetna's Ex-Settlement Admin Cuts Deal To End Privacy Case
• How To Combat IP-Facilitated Digital Fraud During Pandemic
• 11th Circ. Revives Bias Suit In 1st Application Of Young V. UPS
• 6 States With COVID-19 Medical Immunity, And 2 Without
• San Diego Doc Sold Fake COVID-19 'Miracle Cure,' Feds Say
• Tribes Sue To Stop COVID-19 Money For Alaska Native Corps
• Apple-Google Virus Tracing Gets Watchdog's Early Blessing
• 'Inhumane' Hospital Accused Of Botching COVID-19 Response
• Fla. Panel Upholds Denial Of Medical Marijuana Licenses
• Firm Accuses Rival Of Using Threats To Undermine Business
• NCAI CEO Says Tribes 'Blindsided' In COVID-19 Funding Row
• NY Immunity Law Shields Nursing Homes As Virus Toll Soars
• 2nd Circ. Tosses Ex-NFL Player's Bid To Legalize Pot
• Feds Cleared In Trial Over Newborn's Delivery Injury
• Pa. Judge Rips Aventis' Last-Minute Subpoenas In FCA Fight
• Judge Tells Fla. 'Church' To Stop Selling COVID-19 'Cure'
• Employers Seek Liability Shield From COVID-19 Worker Suits
• NJ First To Enlist Foreign-Licensed Doctors In Virus Fight
• AmerisouceBergen Wants Shared Docs Blocked In Del. Appeal
• 5th Circ. Rules Health System Worker Exempt From OT Pay
• DC Circ. Eyes Chevron In Battle Over $700M Medicare Cut
• Opioid MDL Needs New Pharmacy Bellwether, Judge Says
• Privacy Guidelines For COVID-19 Contact-Tracing App Makers
• Unpacking FEMA's Efforts To Secure Needed Medical Supplies
• A Look At COVID-19 Telehealth Measures In NY And Beyond
• COVID Brings Disability, Accidental Death Coverage Questions
• 3 Tips For Deposing Difficult Witnesses Remotely
• Contract Performance During Pandemic: Lessons From 1918
• What The CARES Act Means For Tribes
• Trump Outlines Phases Of COVID-19 Reopening Led By States
• Fla. Woman Seeks Fraud Restitution Pause During Pandemic
• OSHA Issues COVID Safety Tips Over Calls For Fed. Mandate
• Pa. Court OKs Nursing Home Arbitration Pact In Injury Case
• High Court Delays Arguments In Birth Control, PBM Cases
• Purdue Says Ch. 11 Stay Can't Be Lifted For NY Opioid Trial
• Tribes To Sue Over COVID-19 Funding To Alaska Native Corps
• Legal Asst. Says Pa. Firm Fired Her For Reporting Disabilities
• Pandemic Doesn't Alter HIPAA Privacy, Public Welfare Balance
• 3rd Circ. Urged To Rehear 'Objective Falsehood' Test Case
• Investors Seek OK Of $44M Settlement With ER Operator
• Real Estate Rumors: Premier Equities, KLS, First Republic
• How Courts Are Shaping Disclosure Of 3rd-Party MDL Funding
• Fed-Up Judge Tells Attys To 'STOP!' With Opioid Filings
• Coronavirus Litigation: The Week In Review
• 6th Circ. Ruling Jeopardizes ERISA Exhaustion Defense
• UnitedHealth Unit Inks Deal Over Medical Claim Records IP
• COVID-19 Test Providers, Beware Kickback Enforcement Tool
• Novartis Must Face Retaliation Suit Over Kickback Scheme
• IP Policy Must Focus On COVID-19 Cure, Not Special Interests
• Dean Skelos To Get Prison Release After COVID-19 Diagnosis
• Legal Org. Wants National Class Cut From Illinois TCPA Suit
• House Dems Target Exclusivity, Pricing Of COVID-19 Drugs
• Allegheny County Wants Cases Stayed To Focus On COVID-19
• Military Medevac Raises COVID Questions For Contractors
• Princess Cruise's Negligence Led To Virus Death, Suit Says
• Fla. Pain Clinic, Lab To Pay $41M To Settle FCA Claims
• Real Estate Rumors: DE Shaw, Anderson Capital, LIHC
• Feds Say Medicare Dispute Invalidates True Health Ch. 11 Plan
• Missouri Settles First Complaints About Medical Pot Licensing
• Policy Exceptions May Protect Health Care Whistleblowers
• COVID Telehealth Considerations For Providers In Pa. And NJ
• Ex-Theranos CEO's Criminal Trial Delayed Until October
• Tenn. Hospital Bankruptcy May Be The First Of Many
• Anthem Wants Feds' Medicare Advantage Suit Sent To Ohio
• Virus Tracking Apps Will Need To Pass Privacy Law Muster
• CARES Act Will Accelerate OTC Drug Development
• Last Doctor Charged In $5M Opioid Ring Will Plead Guilty
• Health Workers Need Protection From Virus Malpractice Suits
• Cos. Should Not Illegally Profit From Our Pandemic Pain
• New Jersey's Plan For 2020 Law Grads Is Brilliant
• Drug Cos. May Find Real-World Evidence Cuts Both Ways
• Health Hires: Jones Day, Wilson Sonsini, King & Spalding
• The Future Of Force Majeure In Employment Contracts
• 6th Circ. Limits Opioid Claims Against Pharmacies
• Austria Scraps VAT For Protective Masks During Pandemic
• Trump Vows Openings By May, Blames WHO For Pandemic
• 5 New COVID-19 Abortion Developments You Should Know
• Ex-Theranos CEO Seeks 2021 Trial After New Charges Emerge
• Montana Says Tobacco Cos. Owe $43M For Settlement Breach
• Split Pa. Appeals Court Revives Ex-NFL Player's Med Mal Suit
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• Calif., 5 Other States Join Antitrust Suit Against Shkreli
• 4 Force Majeure Tips For Real Estate Lawyers Amid Pandemic
• Democrats Propose Paying For Laid-Off Workers' Health Care
• Wagner Law Group Nabs DOL Veteran For Benefits Practice
• The New Gov't Policies Easing Deployment Of Health Workers
• Mass. Pharmacists Accuse CVS Of Stiffing Them On OT Pay
• The Humanitarian Aid Allowed Under US Sanctions Regime
• COVID-19 May Test ADA Employee Attendance Standards
• Managing E-Discovery Providers In Times Of Crisis
• Fireman's Rule Could Guard Against COVID-19 Product Claims
• To Tackle COVID Price Gouging, 3M Turns To Trademark Law
• Ex-Cerner Worker Who Didn't OK Arbitration Files ERISA Suit
• COVID-19 Hacks Bring Cyber Hygiene Into Sharp Focus
• Witness Preparation Tips For Your Next Video Deposition
• How 3rd Parties Can Best Limit Fraud Liability Amid COVID-19
• Sanofi, GSK Team Up To Create COVID-19 Vaccine
• 3M Continues TM Fight Against COVID-19 Mask Price-Gouging
• 3 Developments As Trump Claims 'Total' Virus-Rebound Power
• Judge Demands Info From Officials In Miami Jail Virus Suit
• Life Care Nursing Home Hit With COVID-19 Death Suit
• Trump Sues NBC Affiliate Over 'Defamatory' COVID-19 Ad
• Teva Unit To Pay $540K EPA Fine Over Clean Air, Water Claims
• Envision Investor Seeks Class Nod In $9.9B KKR Sale Suit
• NJ Lawmakers OK Shielding Virus Health Workers From Suits
• Nurses Sue For Refund After Virus Halts Convention At Sea
• Cherokee Tribe Fires Opening Salvo In Opioid Bellwether
• Dems Want Hazard Pay, Child Care In Next Virus Relief Bill
• Texas Hospital Dodges Doc's $19M Antitrust Suit
• Key Emergency Procurement Rules For Gov't Contractors
• Doc Urges 7th Circ. To Revive FCA Row Over Improper Billing
• Hemp Co. Says Calif. County Illegally Destroyed $1B Crop
• Cuomo Orders Employers To Give Workers Masks
• Takeaways From FDA's Relaxed Rules For Making Face Masks
• Minn. Atty Beats Malpractice Claim Over Botched Surgery Suit
• Use Of AI To Treat COVID-19 Shows Novel Inventorship Issues
• Coronavirus Q&A: Sidley Austin's Health Practice Chairs
• Upping Hospitals' Liability Defenses For COVID Measures
• State Of Class Certification: Defense In ERISA Cases
• Justices Urged To Wade Into Texas' COVID Abortion Ban Fight
• In Defense Of Virtual Mediation
• Supreme Court To Hold Arguments By Teleconference
• Trump Gets One Claim Trimmed In ACA 'Sabotage' Suit
• Navajo Situation 'Dire' As COVID-19 Cases Continue To Climb
• Apple, Google Unveil Joint Effort To Track COVID-19 Spread
• Fed. Circ. Orders New Trial In Alere Urine-Test Patent Case
• Pharma Cos. Slam Opioid Negotiation Class At 6th Circ.
• Feds Want Say In SmileDirect's Ga. Antitrust Case
• 5th Circ. Lets Texas Delay Most Abortions During COVID-19
• Ga. Man Tried To Dupe VA In Coronavirus Scam, Feds Say
• Telehealth's Not Getting Switched Off After COVID-19 Crisis
• Ballot Backers Ask Calif. Appeals Court To Uphold SF Tax Vote
• 2nd Circ. Won't Rehear Deerfield Insider Trading Appeal
• What SBA Virus Relief Guidance Means For Lenders, Small Biz
• Hygea Creditors Seek Docs For Ch. 11 Fraud Probe
• $2B Coronavirus Bill Would Expand FCC's Telehealth Toolkit
• Doctor Wants Her Medicare Ban Lifted During Pandemic
• NJ Bill Would Shield COVID-19 Health Workers From Suits
• Esformes' Asthma Not Risky Enough For COVID-19 Release
• Virus-Related Workers' Comp Claims May Have Potential In NY
• Senior Services Must Continue During COVID-19 Despite Feud
• Jailed Pharma Exec Claiming COVID-19 Risk Denied Release
• Deciphering International Telemedicine Regulations
• Del. Justices End Suit Over Walgreens' Theranos Deal
• DaVita Beats FCA Suit Over Allegedly Unneeded Treatments
• A Call To Action For The Coming Insurance Litigation Siege
• HIPAA Does Not Override Public Access To COVID-19 Data
• Freeman Mathis Opens NJ Office With 8 Litchfield Cavo Attys
• Some Public Nuisance Claims Cut In NY Opioid Suit
• Strategies For Discouraging Nuisance Patent Suits
• DOJ To Probe COVID-19 Deaths At Mass. Veterans Home
• 3M Files Trademark Suit Over COVID-19 Mask Price-Gouging
• How A Small Law Firm Adapts To Remote Work
• Don't Just Delay The Bar Exam — Cancel It Forever
• Life Science Cos. Navigate Dicey Path To Public Markets
• Days After 5th Circ. Order, Texas Judge OKs Some Abortions
• 4 Key Developments As Coronavirus Nears Possible Peak
• COVID-19 Paid Leave Law May Leave Workers Out In The Cold
• 9th Circ. Judge Slams ICE Detainee's Virus-Based Release Bid
• Fla. Health Workers Say China Is Hoarding Protective Supplies
• Va. Justices Order New Trial In Fatal Opioid Overdose Suit
• Fla. Cos. Deny Role In $150M Health Insurance Fraud
• Fitbit Says Philips Is 'Free-Riding' On Patented Health Tech
• Daiichi Says Court Should Decide Drug Patent Fight Venue
• Quorum Health OK'd For Fast-Paced $1.3B Ch. 11 Schedule
• Fed. Circ. Revives Nevro Spine Pain IP Axed As Indefinite
• New Moms Claim UPMC Gave Private Info To Social Services
• EU Seeks Further Expansion Of COVID-19 Aid
• Calif. Small Businesses Sue China For $8T Over COVID-19
• Real Estate Rumors: Waterbridge, Soon-Shiong, Weiss
• Mass. Gov. Sponsors COVID-19 Medical Worker Immunity Bill
• Panel Axes $10M Award In Surgery Patient's Drug Death Suit
• FDA Warns InfoWars Over COVID-19 Claims
• Students Say U Of Miami, Drexel Should Refund Tuition Fees
• $432B Italian COVID-19 Relief Decree Offers Tax Deferrals
• Feds Relax HIPAA Enforcement At Coronavirus Testing Sites
• High Court Inaction Paves Way For Increasing FCA Dismissals
• 3 Firms Guide $76M Loan For Starwood Capital's Miami HQ
• 2nd Circ. Asks NY High Court To Clarify Bias Coverage Rules
• Foreign Doctors Can Get Emergency Visas To Fight COVID-19
• CARES Act May Propel Gig Economy Employment Law Shift
• Amazon To Fight Ex-Worker's Medical Pot Suit In State Court
• Deals Rumor Mill: Silver Lake, Dave & Buster's, WeDoctor
• Coronavirus Litigation: The Week In Review
• 7th Circ. Is Told National Class Can't Stay In Ill. TCPA Suit
• Troutman Sanders Fights For Partial Fee Award In FCA Suit
• How Sellers Can Avoid Price-Gouging For 'Essential' Cannabis
• Don't Forget Firm Culture When Adapting To Remote Work
• COVID-19 Test Maker Hits 'Nefarious' Co. With TM Suit
• Qiming Clinches $1.1B Fund With Eye On Tech, Health Care
• Juno Awarded Over $1.1B In Final Judgment For IP Case
• Senate Dem Says Surveillance Not Way To Fight Coronavirus
• Scores Fight White House In Birth Control Case At High Court
• Pfizer Beats Viagra MDL After Plaintiffs' Experts Booted
• Lieff Cabraser Joins COVID-19 Cruise War With Carnival Suit
• 3 Key Developments As Coronavirus Cases Top 400K
• Fla. Judge Rejects Kroger's Sanctions Bid In ADA Fight
• State Claims Dropped From U. of Mich. Doc Sex Abuse Suit
• Tribes Want More Options For Federal Coronavirus Funding
• IHS Expands Telehealth Services As Part Of COVID Response
• Rite Aid To Pay $4.8M To Settle DOJ Cold Medicine Claims
• Quorum Health Hopes For Quick Ch. 11 Exit
• 4 Lingering Real Estate Questions After $2T COVID Stimulus
• Grocer, Union Push For Store Clerk 'First Responder' Status
• GM, Philips Getting $1.1B For Coronavirus Ventilators
• Pa. Officials Tell Airbnb, Expedia To Enforce Virus Rental Ban
• EU Open To 'Comforting' Drugmakers Cooperating Amid Virus
• COVID-19 Countermeasure Protections Are Not Absolute
• NY AG Seeks Additional Sackler Family Financial Info
• Okla. Wants To Enforce PBM Law Amid COVID-19 Crisis
• Congress Preps Pandemic Price-Gouging Bill, Seeks DOJ Help
• FDA Warns More CBD Sellers About Bogus COVID-19 Claims
• SEC Suspends 3 More OTC Stocks Over COVID-19 Concerns
• Cerner Corp. Tries To Push ERISA Suit Into Arbitration
• J&J Unit Beats Suit Over Defective Breast Implants
• Texas Panel Orders Redo On Atty Fee Award In Med Mal Case
• Employer Work Sharing Perks Amid Pandemic Uncertainty
• Pandemic Response Should Include Immigration Reboot
• Dentist Sues Cincinnati Insurance Over Pandemic Coverage
• Digital Mental Health Co. Raises $16M As Virus Spurs Demand
• Predicting COVID-19's IP Impact From Past Recessions' Stats
• What Privacy Compliance Looks Like During COVID-19
• Antitrust Regulator Suspends Drug Price Probes Amid Virus
• LasikPlus Can't Shake Claims Gifts Prompted Good Reviews
• Mass. Gov. Sued For Closing Cannabis Shops Due To Virus
• Atty Gets Redo Of $8M Malicious Prosecution Award To Doc
• US Not Responsible For Pa. Newborn's Hospital Death
• Suit Faults Carnival Unit For 'Ticking Coronavirus Time Bomb'
• Nuance Can't Shake Hospital's Bid To Recover Breach Losses
• EEOC Pauses Right-To-Sue Notices Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• Can Cannabis Survive the Virus? Hemp Has A Leg Up
• AmeriHealth Workers' $4.3M FLSA Overtime Deal Gets OK'd
• Cahill Gordon Suspends 2020 Summer Associate Program
• Pentax Reaches $43M DOJ Deal Resolving Scopes Charges
• 5th Circ. Lets Texas Delay Abortions During COVID-19
• Dems Float COVID 'Heroes Fund' Offering $25K Hazard Raises
• Irish Watchdog Warns Of Ad Giants Culling Health Sites' Data
• Coronavirus Regulations: Week In Review State By State
• Puerto Rico Board Says COVID-19 Test Kit Orders Broke Law
• Clayton Urges Cos. Seeking Rescue Aid To Inform Investors
• Coronavirus Pandemic Highlights Value Of Data Centers
• CMS Coronavirus Stark Law Waivers Need Corrections
• 9th Circ. Says Mom On The Hook For Teen's Inpatient Therapy
• Minimizing Lender Risk In Health Care Finance
• Prosthetics Cos. To Divest Business To Allay FTC Concerns
• Mallinckrodt CEO Must Face Deposition In City's Acthar Fight
• Texas Atty Must Still Face Client's Defamation Counterclaims
• 10th Circ. Upholds IRS Summonses For Marijuana Co.'s Info
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