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Health - May, 2020

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• Tenn. Court OKs Slash Of $4.5M Med Mal Verdict To $1.25M
• Dems Ask Pentagon How It's Spending $10.6B In Virus Funds
• NJ Doc Can't Escape Sanctions For Giving Attys Patient Info
• Cannabis Bill Roundup: La. May Expand Medical Pot Access
• COVID-19 IP Catch-Up: Remdesivir Access, Zoom TM Security
• AdventHealth Sues Attorney Over Failed $57.5M Masks Deal
• Fla. Tells State High Court Medical Pot Statute Is Lawful
• Trump Says US Exiting WHO Over COVID-19 Response
• 5th Circ. Won't Revive $61.8M FCA Suit Over Medicare Coding
• Feds Fight Pharmacists' Bid To Ax Opioid Indictment
• Corporate Bond Rush Brings A Big Wave Of Firsts
• Gov't Contracts Of The Month: Virus, Space And Google Deals
• ERISA Group Takes Seattle Benefits Law Fight To 9th Circ.
• Columbia Care Accused Of Plot To Steal Fla. Pot License
• Avoiding Inadvertent Privilege Waivers In E-Communications
• Doctor Escapes Sanctions For Now In CNN Defamation Suit
• Incentives And Risks From OTC Drug Monograph Revamp
• 5 Tips For Drafting Effective Legal Billing Guidelines
• Coronavirus Q&A: Foley & Lardner's Health Practice Chair
• Fla. Court Says Deadly Patient Transfer Suit Is Med Mal Case
• Assessing The Novel Antitrust Claims In Humira Case
• 10th Circ. Revives Genentech Cancer Drug Dosage Suit
• Burger King Sued Over Ex-Manager's Miscarriage
• Insurer Says Dentists' COVID-19 Claims Fail As Class Action
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Abu Dhabi's NMC Health Seeks Ch. 15 To Shield US Assets
• Kirkland Steers IK Investment Partners To €2.85B PE Fund
• Ex-USPTO Head, Retired Judge Back China Pharma IP Reform
• Pa. Hospital Must Hand Over Reports In Patient Death Suit
• Pediatric Home Care Giant Aveanna Hit With Data Breach Suit
• DOJ Says BigLaw Firms Put FBI Agent At Risk Of COVID-19
• Pharma Cos. Slam Cert. Bid In Diabetes Drug Price-Fixing Suit
• NJ Court Challenged Over Prolonged Sealing Of FCA Cases
• 2 Accused PED Suppliers Deny Horse Doping Charges
• Coronavirus Litigation: The Week In Review
• Hospice Allegedly Axed Staff Who Sought Virus Protections
• Pa. Woman Claims She Was Misled On Stem Cell Treatment
• 6th Circ. Won't Revive Nursing Home Worker's Retaliation Suit
• Medicare Secondary Payer Proposal Should Set Fair Penalties
• OSHA Tells House Panel It Just Issued First Virus Citation
• Reopening Sports Venues To Fans Poses Legal Hurdles
• Don't Cancel Your Summer Associate Programs
• Dems Seek Info On Possibly Unsuitable PPE Sent To Navajo
• Avoiding M&A Deal-Breaking Disputes During A Downturn
• Ex-UT Doctor Says He Was Fired Because Of His Age
• Early Securities Litigation Trends Stemming From Recent IPOs
• Pa. Industry Groups Push For Pandemic Liability Protection
• Dems Press Pompeo For Info On Russian Ventilator Purchase
• Titan Of The Plaintiffs Bar: Cohen Milstein's Daniel A. Small
• Top 5 Wage And Hour Risks To Avoid As Businesses Reopen
• CDC Tells Employers To 'Change The Way People Work'
• Juror Who Knew MD Swayed Med Mal Trial, SC Court Finds
• Investors Say AmerisourceBergen Knew About Drug Scheme
• Ark. Harvest Health Affiliate Must Drop Name Amid TM Row
• Shareholder Sues Centene Over Shoddy Prison Health Care
• Dish's Trade Reps Renew Call To Push 5G Into 12 GHz Band
• 2nd Circ. Affirms Decision To Nix Kimberly-Clark Gown Suit
• Pandemic Elevates Cos.' Compliance Risks In Latin America
• Ohio Counties Hit Pharmacies With Opioid Nuisance Claims
• Fla. Mental Health Facility Beats Suits Over Parkland Shooting
• 8th Circ. Won't Revive Race Bias Claims Against Allina Health
• Dispensary Tells 9th Circ. Pot Biz Tax Law Is Unconstitutional
• Sorrento Sued Over COVID-19 'Cure' Comment To Fox News
• Feds Urge Govs. To Label Telecom Workers As 'Essential'
• 5 Ways To Reduce Post-Pandemic Legal Malpractice Exposure
• Health System Must Face Feuding Family's Info Breach Suit
• Trade Groups Join Chamber's Push For Virus Liability Shield
• Wash. ERISA Ruling Paves Way For Access To Health Benefits
• How Rules Are Changing For California Physician Assistants
• 6 Considerations For Medical Staff's Virtual Peer Reviews
• Lieff Cabraser, Others To Lead U. Mich. Sex Assault Cases
• Pfizer, Mylan Can't Quickly Appeal EpiPen RICO Class Cert.
• 3 Highlights As HHS Watchdog Voices Concern On Meddling
• 'Inhumane' DC Hospital Must Step Up Virus Prevention Effort
• Drug Cos. Seek To Exit Chicago Opioid Case
• 4th Circ. Says Senior Care Center Owed Coverage Of FCA Suit
• Health-Focused Firms Flood IPO Market With Fresh Filings
• Real Estate Rumors: FivePoint, Bank OZK, Ocean Bank
• DC Circ. Sides With HHS In Long-Running Hospital Pay Fight
• Slate Asset Management Providing Canada $363M In Relief
• Pa. Panel Preserves Reinstated $2.4M Broken Leg Verdict
• Health Exec Says She Was Fired For Raising Virus Concerns
• COVID-19's Strain On Hospitals May Necessitate More Relief
• Man Charged With Conning NYC In $45M Face Mask Scheme
• Preparing For A Deluge Of COVID-19 Whistleblower Claims
• Credibility Concerns About Virtual Arbitration Are Unfounded
• New Risk Of Whistleblower, Retaliation Claims In Health Care
• Shkreli, Vyera Look To Duck Monopolization Claims
• Suit Over 'Illegal' CBD Products Paused To Await FDA Rules
• COVID-19 Relief Should Include Federal Infrastructure Bill
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• NY Ruling Highlights Limits To Employee Noncompetes
• High Court Won't Review Nonconsensual Ch. 11 Releases
• Mallinckrodt Wants More Cuts To Seizure Drug Price Suit
• Medical Co. To Buy Solara, ActivStyle Suppliers For $487M
• Shearman Guides $80M Investment In Benefits Co.
• Law360 Reveals Titans Of The Plaintiffs Bar
• Amerisource Hid 'Pillbillies' Email In Opioid MDL, Attys Say
• Calif. Nursing Home Slapped With COVID-19 Death Suit
• Treasury Says It's On Track To Send Tribes COVID-19 Funds
• Law Dean Says DOJ Halting Whistleblowers Unconstitutional
• Fla. Court Nixes $109M Verdict In Botched Surgery Suit
• CBD Trade Secret Suit Axed Over Hemp Co.'s Lack Of Counsel
• FTC Attys Talk COVID-19's Impact On Hospital M&A Oversight
• The Current Barriers To International Health Cooperation
• Virus Exacerbates Long-Standing Water Difficulties For Navajo
• Philly Hospital Fights Bid To Quash Subpoena In Merger Case
• FTC Tells 50 More Marketers To Stop Making COVID-19 Claims
• Dems' Bill Would Require Watchdog Firings To Be For Cause
• Sens. Seek To Give Rural Health Care Program $2B Boost
• Austrian Manufacturer Wants Out Of Medicare Scheme Suit
• Investors Seek Class Cert. In Health Insurance Scam Suit
• Federal Program Bribery Law May Reach PPP Loan Recipients
• Surescripts Can't Take FTC Monopoly Case To DC Circ. Yet
• Real Estate Rumors: Chetrit, Altaris, Zurich Insurance
• CCPA Is 1 Of Many Retailer Data Privacy Class Action Worries
• Latham-Led Medical Device Maker Prices Upsized $156M IPO
• The Regulatory Pathway To A Vaccine For COVID-19
• 5 Things To Expect In Vertical Merger Reviews
• A Lawyer's Guide To Client Service Continuity Planning
• Arkansas Cannabis Clinic Accused Of Stiffing Workers On OT
• Tyson Foods Slammed With Wrongful COVID-19 Death Suit
• Fed. Judge Won't Pause Pa.'s COVID-19 Biz Closure Order
• Pa. Nursing Homes Mull Suit Over State's 'Flawed' Virus Data
• Ga. Man Accused Of Lying To Employer That He Had COVID-19
• NY Court Won't Add $240K Interest To $5.3M Fire Death Award
• Michigan Vape Ban Injunction Upheld At Appellate Court
• CBD Co. Issues Recall After FDA Warning Letter
• Investors' Attys Get $11M After Settlement With ER Operator
• Coronavirus Litigation: The Week In Review
• SD Gov. Seeks Trump's Help To End Tribes' COVID-19 Stops
• Another Round Of Virus Relief Likely Needed, Mnuchin Says
• Investor Says Elanco Hid Inventory Woes In COVID-19 Bulletin
• Colgate Must Face Suit Over Tom's 'Natural' Product Claims
• 'Unprecedented' Worker Unrest Tees Up Union Surge
• Key Tax Factors To Consider Before Accepting PPP Loans
• Biz Groups Urge Congress To Enact COVID-19 Liability Shield
• Virtual Meetings Could Be Fertile Ground For Legal Discovery
• NYC Man Hit With Fraud Charges Over $20M In Virus Loans
• Fertility Chain IntegraMed Files For Ch. 7 After $7M Asset Sale
• Va. Governor Blocks Association Health Plan Efforts
• Apple, Google Launch COVID-19 Exposure Notification Tool
• 2nd Circ. Won't Reopen Fired Doc's Sexism Suit
• States Join Bid For Virus Delay In Purdue Pharma Bankruptcy
• Texas Hospital Beats Suit Over Patient Taken Off Life Support
• Canadian Pot Co. Sundial Escapes NY Securities Suit
• Hospital's Trial Win OK'd In Suit Over Worker's Facebook Post
• Ga. Board Faces 11th Circ.'s 'Real Doubts' In SmileDirect Fight
• NJ 'Patient Broker' Admits He Bribed Addicts In Fraud Scheme
• Medical Clinic Fights NFL Bid To Nix Benefits Suit
• Ohio House OKs Tax Amnesty To Boost Pandemic Recovery
• Utility Not Liable For Hurricane Outage At Nursing Home
• Pa. Justices Ax Retrial In Med Mal Case With Alleged Jury Bias
• Contingent Fees A Great Option For Cos. During Downturn
• Alaska Native Hospital Calls For Pandemic Fishery Shutdown
• The Role Of Remote Mediation After The Crisis Is Over
• The Post-Pandemic Workplace Needs Better Safety Regulation
• What COVID-19 Means For The M&A Insurance Market
• AbbVie Says Recent Antitrust Ruling Irrelevant In Humira Case
• How Much Should Insurers Pay Hospitals For COVID-19 Care?
• UnitedHealth Dodges Surgery Center's ERISA Suit At 9th Circ.
• Compliance Tips For Running Clinical Trials During COVID-19
• NY Courts To Allow New Lawsuits Next Week
• 7 Steps To Romancing The Virtual Classroom
• US Rebukes Patent, Abortion Language In WHO Resolution
• Imprisoned Pharmacist In No Extra Virus Danger, Feds Say
• Arbitrator Right To Dissolve Pot Partnership Forged In Fraud
• J&J To Stop Talc Sales In North America
• NY Bill Would Repeal COVID-19 Immunity For Nursing Homes
• Pa. Justices Probe 'Gray Area' Of Killer's Failed Commitment
• Ohio Tax Amnesty Bill For Virus Recovery Clears House Panel
• Texas Man Charged With $5M Pandemic Relief Fraud
• 10th Circ. Rules Hospital Health Plan Doesn't Cover Surrogacy
• Global Economic Recovery Calls For Trade Policy Overhaul
• Recovering Businesses Should Consider Adopting Incentives
• Medical Cos. Didn't Show SBA Failed To Investigate Fraud
• Gov't, Amazon Programs Offer IP Protection During Pandemic
• Limited Liability Legislation May Help Florida Reopen
• Perceptive Advisors' Blank Check Co. Targets $125M IPO
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• Ex-Puerto Rico Official Seeks To Ax $14M Fraud Charges
• DC Hospital Says Patients Can't Dictate COVID-19 Response
• Ill. Nursing Home Hit With COVID-19 Wrongful Death Suits
• Counsel Who Care: How Attys Are Helping During A Crisis
• 5 Tips For Emergency Relief Petitions During COVID-19
• Key Return-To-Work Considerations For Law Firms
• Ex-Hospital Exec In Esformes Case Scores COVID-19 Release
• Ex-Amazon Worker Abandons 'Ominous' COBRA Notice Suit
• Sony Launches $3.7B Takeover Bid For Sony Financial Unit
• Ropes Leads Cowen Healthcare Investments To $493M Fund
• SmileDirectClub Hits NBC With $2.8B Defamation Suit
• Judge Says Virus Changes Debate Over 'Public Charge' Rule
• Mylan Pushes For Mediation In EpiPen Antitrust Suit
• Walcheske & Luzi Snags ERISA Expert From Marquette Law
• 3 Types Of Suits Airlines Are Bracing For Post-Pandemic
• Chicago Hospital's Med Mal Experts Are 'Puppets,' Court Told
• 1-800 Contacts To Pay $15M To Exit Consumer Antitrust Case
• Latham-Led Medical Device Maker Inari Launches $110M IPO
• Treasury Eyes June 5 To Ship $3.2B In Tribal COVID-19 Funds
• Onshoring Incentives Have Bipartisan Allure In Virus Bill Talks
• Surgical Tech Students Want To Band Together In Fraud Suit
• German Lab Accused Of Illegally Selling Tick Test Kits In US
• 9th Circ. Won't Revive J&J Breast Implant Suit
• There Is No Circuit Split Over Doctors' FCA Liability
• A Creative Solution For Teaching Local Practice In Law School
• Humana Says Atty Fee Fight Not Worth High Court's Time
• Identifying Antitrust 'Safety Zones' During The Pandemic
• Dr. Reddy's $9M Deal Gets Nod In Quality Control Suit
• Businesses Urge Court To Keep Oklahoma PBM Law On Ice
• Ex-Theranos Exec Wants April 2021 Trial And His Passport
• Divided House Approves Dems' Expansive $3T Virus Relief Bill
• Texas Agency Relaxes Guidelines For Controversial Sterilizer
• HHS Says Gilead Can't Allege Misconduct In HIV Drug IP Suit
• GOP Sens. Urge Regulatory Cuts To Curb Virus Relief Costs
• What To Watch As COVID-19 Cash Crunch Fuels Hospital M&A
• NJ Panel Won't Question $467K Verdict In Brain Injury Suit
• Whistleblower With Brain Tumor Says DEA Discriminated
• 3M Settles Price-Gouging Trademark Case In Florida
• Patient's Privacy Suit Over Hospital Worker's Text Revived
• Bayer, Merck Say Leg Amputation Suit Filed Too Late
• Implied Conflict Preemption May Apply In COVID-19 Cases
• Making Law Firm Panels Work For The Cost-Conscious GC
• Judge Won't Recuse Self From 21st Century Oncology Suit
• Ex-Shook Hardy Trial Lawyer Joins Eckert Seamans In Pa.
• Taxation With Representation: Simpson, Hastings, Crowell
• 7th Circ. Won't Rethink Allowing National Class In Ill. Fax Suit
• Health Hires: Polsinelli, DLA Piper, Eckert Seamans
• 'Inhumane' DC Hospital Must Improve Virus Plan, Patients Say
• FDA Warns Of Accuracy Issues With Abbott COVID-19 Tests
• Veeva Slams IQVIA's Sanctions Bid As 'Hyperbolic'
• Workplace Body Temperature Devices Raise Privacy Concerns
• Case Law May Guide NY Employers On COVID-19 Bias Risks
• COVID-19 IP Catch-Up: Source Code Woes, Generic Antivirals
• Navajo Virus Case Bump Highlights Data Challenges
• No Early Exit For $158M Medicare Fraudster Amid COVID-19
• Embattled Ore. Nursing Home Hit With $1.8M COVID-19 Suit
• OSHA Urges Nursing Homes To Screen For Virus Symptoms
• Flood Of Medical Funds May Hold Risks For New Contractors
• Southwest Airlines Sued Over Finger Severed In Wheelchair
• Trump Administration Threatens Veto Of Dems' $3T Relief Bill
• FDA Warns Allergan Over Breast Implant Studies
• UCann's CBD Health Claims Must End Ch. 11, Creditor Says
• Tribes Urge Justices To Keep ACA's Indian Health Measures
• Cities Ask 2nd Circ. To Rethink Immigration Ties On Grants
• Pot Group Urges Legalization To Hike Tax Revenue Amid Virus
• U. Mich. Drops Bush Seyferth Attys In Sex Abuse Cases
• 5th Circ. Nixes Humana Win In Suit Over Eating Disorder Care
• Fla. Nursing Homes May Be Facing Wave Of COVID-19 Suits
• Engineering Co. Latest Hit With COBRA Notice Class Action
• NLRB Says Mismarked Union Election Ballots Don't Count
• 11th Circ. Axes Worker's Retaliation Claim For Lack Of Proof
• Voir Dire Tips For Preserving Defense-Friendly Jurors
• Pandemic Presents Teamwork Test For Law Firms
• Trump Moves To Fill Stockpile Ahead Of Next Virus Outbreak
• Pandemic-Related Privacy Bill May Be Unconstitutional
• Ex-Vaccine Chief Says Time Running Out For Virus Strategy
• Coronavirus Q&A: Arnold & Porter's Chair Of Health, Life Sci
• Workers' COVID-19 Injury Claims May Not Hold In Court
• Mo. COVID-19 Suit May Not Bypass China's FSIA Protections
• Father Of CMBS Says Virus Could Destroy Sector
• Military Doc's Negligence Leads To $3.6M Med Mal Verdict
• 1st Circ. Upholds Sanofi's Quick Win Against Age Bias Suit
• 4 Takeaways From EEOC's New At-Risk Worker Guidance
• ACA Challenge Draws Conservative Fire At Supreme Court
• Virus Bill Offers $24B In Tribal Relief, Bars Alaska Native Cos.
• NY AG Gets Green Light For Subpoenas Into Sackler Finances
• Don't Bet On Aug. Trial In CVS Drug-Pricing Suit, Judge Says
• Officials Say China Backing Hacks On US Vaccine Research
• CVS Unit To Pay $15M Over 'Improper' Opioid Dispensing
• 9th Circ. Says Calif. Health Exchange Must Face Abortion Suit
• Class Status In Gender Surgery Suit Gets Judge's Backing
• AGs Call For COVID-19 Worker Safety, Biz Immunity
• Health Providers Fighting COVID-19 Should Beware Tort Risk
• 8 Tips For Retaining An Expert During COVID-19 And Beyond
• COVID-19 Underscores Diagnostic Patent Eligibility Problems
• Wash. Court Reboots Med Mal Suit Over Doctor-Patient Affair
• Workplace Safety Class Claims Loom As Cos. Plan To Reopen
• Public Injunctive Relief Vs. Arbitration: An Ongoing Debate
• Optimism Rising Among Private Lenders During Pandemic
• Paul Hastings, Baker Botts Drive $400M Animal Health Deal
• 3 Highlights As Senators Debate Reopenings Amid COVID-19
• Tenn. Court Vacates $6M Judgment In Sexual Assault Suit
• House Bill Promises Free Coronavirus Treatment, Pension Aid
• Sens. Say Safety Regs Must Precede COVID-19 Biz Immunity
• FEMA Rule Sets New Standards For Priority Medical Contracts
• House Dems Unveil Sweeping $3T Virus Relief Bill
• IHS Tells DC Circ. Tribe Isn't Owed More Health Contract Costs
• Facebook Cuts $52M Deal To End Moderators' Trauma Claims
• US Trustee Says Past Pot Biz Enough For Ch. 11 Dismissal
• DC Hospital Ordered To Increase Testing As Virus Toll Rises
• Reopening Economy Requires Liability Shield For Businesses
• Gov't Temporarily Lifts Visa Restrictions For Foreign Doctors
• Pa. AG To Investigate COVID-19 Neglect In Nursing Homes
• Ecolab Accused Of Hiding Health Risks In Its Disinfectants
• BIA Official Under Investigation For Pandemic Fund Allocation
• Current Crisis May Render Plaintiff 'Reptile' Tactics Ineffective
• The FCA, Medical Necessity And Gov't Regulation Of Medicine
• What It's Like To Move From Army JAG To BigLaw
• Wage Woes Surface As Tribal Casinos Receive Virus Loans
• Transgender Woman Dies Awaiting Justices' Title VII Decision
• IRS Gives More Flexibility For Cafeteria Plans Due To Virus
• 11 Post-Pandemic Predictions For Telehealth Regulation
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• Lowey Dannenberg Seeks $6.3M For Hospital Stock Drop Deal
• Real Estate Rumors: Related, Allen & Overy, Welltower
• Arnold & Porter Hires Privacy Pro From Venable
• Hagens Berman Sued For Misleading Thalidomide Client
• FCC Rule Not Up For Debate In Junk Fax Fight, 4th Circ. Told
• Treasury Buys Time To Send More COVID-19 Funds To Tribes
• Calif. Court Axes Doc's Defamation Win, Citing FilmOn
• Congress Set For Fight Over COVID-19 Business Immunity
• Feds Float Added Charge Against Ex-Theranos CEO
• Coronavirus Q&A: Bilzin Sumberg's Bankruptcy Leader
• Manatt Attys Accused Of Helping Insurer Duck Claims
• Theranos Offers Defense Lessons For Multi-Agency Probes
• 12 Steps For Reducing CARES Act Enforcement Risks
• How Law Firms Can Maximize COVID-19 Insurance Coverage
• The Way Forward For COVID-19 Testing In The US
• 6 Lessons On Jury Advocacy In The Wake Of A Crisis
• Protecting Privilege When Communicating With Contractors
• Chicago Children's Hospital Hit With Suit Over Data Breaches
• Missteps To Avoid In Marketing COVID-19 Antibody Tests
• It's Time To End Mental Illness Bias In Disability Insurance
• Adapting Information Governance For The COVID-19 Era
• SD Gov. Threatens Sioux Tribes' COVID-19 Checkpoints
• Aetna Sued Over 'Inexplicable' Refusal To Cover Knee Implant
• NaviHealth Strikes $4.7M Deal To End Nurses' OT Suit
• Green Group Wants 'Diesel Brothers' To Foot $1.5M Legal Bill
• J&J Must Face Revived Risperdal Labeling Claims In Calif.
• ERISA Challenge To Seattle Hotel Benefits Law Thrown Out
• Judge Shouldn't Recuse Self For 'No Brain' Comment: Debtors
• Union Rightly Told Not To Bang A Gong So Loudly, Panel Says
• How Long Is Too Long For Tribal Virus Funds, DC Judge Asks
• Benefits Litigation To Watch For Post-Pandemic
• FTC May Change Obscure Data Breach Rule In Telehealth Era
• Navajo Face 'Huge Job' Deploying $600M In Virus Funds
• AFL-CIO Chief Keeps Up Attack On DOL's Pandemic Response
• COVID Suits Expected To Roll On Despite Pa. Immunity Order
• OPM Can't Shake Suit Seeking $2M In Medical Payments
• COVID-19 IP Catch-Up: USPTO Gets Busy, Zoom Trial Begins
• Fed. Circ. Weighs Scientists' Ties To Cancer Patents
• Tips For Applying COVID-19 Stark Law Waivers
• Virtual Caucuses Can Improve The Mediation Process
• Coronavirus Q&A: Greater NY Hospital Association's GC
• Texas Justices Rule Regent Care Must Pay $3.4M Injury Award
• Top Employer Return-To-Work Considerations: Part 3
• Psychedelic Meds Are Opening A New Frontier For Legal Work
• DC Circ. Clears GWU In Psychiatrist's Disability Bias Suit
• DC Judge Skeptical Of Hospital Price Transparency Rule
• How To Assess Accounting Materiality Amid Economic Crisis
• Fla. Judge Weighs Preemption In Medical Records Access Suit
• 5 Ways Health Care Fraud Enforcement Is Changing
• USCIS Should Lower Employment Barriers Amid Pandemic
• 3D Printing And The Shifting Legal Landscape For COVID-19
• Coronavirus-Related TM Filings Will Face Registration Hurdles
• Sephora Settles Virus Furloughs Dispute With JCPenney
• Pa. Virus Shutdown Order Faces New Constitutional Challenge
• Texas Jury To Decide Fees In Axed Malicious Prosecution Suit
• DOL Says Benefits Manager Split With $7M In Unpaid Claims
• Federal Aid Sought For Native Health Revenue Lost To Virus
• Coronavirus Litigation: The Week In Review
• Ropes & Gray Guides Vapotherm's $87M Offering
• Mo. Medical Pot Regulators Want Fight Over Licenses Tossed
• HHS Official Expects Probe Into Ex-Vaccine Chief's Ouster
• NM City Near Navajo Nation Extends Virus Lockdown
• Navajo Uranium Miners Seek Relief In Next Virus Package
• Horde Of Law Firms Vie To Lead Tilray Shareholder Suit
• What High Court's ACA Ruling Means For Health Insurers
• Atty Sidelined For Allegedly Stealing $2M From Kids' Hospital
• A Look At China's Version Of The US Defense Production Act
• Full Fed. Circ. To Review Authority Over VA Manual Rules
• Mont. Cannabis Tax Backers To Begin Gathering Signatures
• Anticipating COVID-19 Legal Issues Nursing Homes May Face
• What All Attorneys Can Learn From Female Rainmakers
• Top Employer Return-To-Work Considerations: Part 2
• Staffing Co. Drops Suit After 150 H-1B Petitions Go Through
• Molina Healthcare Settles Investor Suit For Nearly $8M
• Insurer Hits Sunbeam With $1M Suit Over Sprinkler Flood
• EEOC Reissues Yanked Virus Accommodations Guidance
• Beyond Force Majeure: What Real Estate Attys Should Know
• Feds' Plan For Tribal COVID-19 Funding Poses Problems
• 5 Highlights As ACA Showdown Starts At Supreme Court
• Fla. Justices Seem To Lean State Farm's Way On PIP Rates
• Anthem Customers Win Class Cert. Over Prosthetic Coverage
• Watchdog Sues Trump Admin Seeking COVID-19 Docs
• Pa. Gives Civil Immunity To COVID-19 Health Care Providers
• More Alaska Native Corps. Want In On Virus Aid Fight
• Fla. Defends Medical Pot Regulations Before State High Court
• Quorum Health's $100M DIP Approved Over Investor Objection
• Justices Won't Upend Pa. Gov.'s Virus Closure Order
• Public Opposed To COVID-19 Business Immunity, Poll Finds
• Set Aside Fund For Pandemic Fight, Obama CDC Chief Says
• Congress Must Help In Community Nonprofit Insurance Crisis
• 2 Cases Show Int'l Orgs Should Brush Up On Venue Defenses
• FDA Seeks Delay Of Graphic Cigarette Warnings Due To Virus
• The 1st COVID-19 Prosecutions Under Defense Production Act
• An Early Look At Congressional Oversight Of The Pandemic
• Restasis Buyers Win Cert. Battle In Allergan Monopoly Case
• $13M UCLA Case Exposes Calif. Employment Litigation Flaws
• Female Justices Tear Into Trump's ACA Birth Control Regs
• PTAB Says Articles Doom Part Of Joint Pain Treatment Patent
• Promoting Lawyer Well-Being Is More Essential Than Ever
• Senate Dems Unload On McConnell Protege Up For DC Circ.
• Ginsburg Unbowed In 1st Oral Argument After Health Scare
• NY Adult Home Accused Of Providing Poor COVID-19 Care
• Hospital Coronavirus Costs Will Soon Top $200B, AHA Says
• Oklahoma House Passes COVID-19 Civil Immunity Bill
• Nursing Home Can't Send Patient Death Suit To Arbitration
• Medical Supplier Gets Early OK For $35M Investor Settlement
• Treasury To Send Tribes $4.8B Chunk Of COVID-19 Funding
• AbbVie Gets FTC Clearance For $63B Allergan Buy
• Kirkland & Ellis Poaches Wachtell M&A Partner In NY
• EEOC Posts, Then Pulls Worker Accommodations Guidance
• HHS Official Ousted For Resisting Virus Drug Wants Job Back
• Sephora Rips JC Penney's 'Fanciful' Narrative In Deal Dispute
• DOL Says States Can Put Grants Toward Virus-Tracking Jobs
• 9th Circ. Told It Can't Order Discovery For Private Arbitration
• Hotels Adopt New Cleaning Rules During COVID-19 Crisis
• Manufacturer Can't Claim Hand Sanitizer Stops Diseases
• Hygea's Ch. 11 Plan Docs Approved Over Creditor Concerns
• NM Extends Lockdown Of Navajo Supply Hub To Curb Virus
• An Employer's Guide To COVID-19 Emergency Planning
• Hearing On Release Set For Ex-Exec Who Killed Young Son
• Cos. Must Prep For Potential Federal Price-Gouging Regs
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• Remote Depositions Bring Ethics Considerations For Lawyers
• Medical Pot Insurers Face Prosecution Risk, Mass. Court Says
• Labor Unions May Set Solid Foundation For Cannabis Industry
• Battle Over Business Interruption Coverage Already Underway
• Bid Protest Spotlight: Standing, Evaluation Criteria, Debriefing
• More Reasons To Redesign The Open Office Post-Pandemic
• Data Breach Case Highlights Need To Scrutinize IT Contracts
• Citigroup Hit With Suit Over 'Confusing' COBRA Notice
• Counsel Who Care: How Attys Are Helping During A Crisis
• Ropes Guides Oberland To $1.05B Health Care Royalty Fund
• Attys Sound Alarm On 'Centralized' UK COVID-19 Tracing App
• Trump Pick Slams 9th Circ. OK Of Immigration Rule Block
• EBay Hit With Virus-Related Price-Gouging Class Action
• Conn. High Court Won't Reverse Boehringer Pradaxa Win
• Wages, COVID-19 Tests Pose Hurdles As Employers Reopen
• Widow Uninjured By Lost Sperm, Calif. Appeals Court Affirms
• FDA Slaps Tighter Controls On COVID-19 Antibody Tests
• JCPenney Stalls Sephora Split Over COVID-19 Furloughs
• 4th Circ. Says Appeal Of E-Cig Compliance Deadline Is Moot
• NC Gives COVID-19 Civil Immunity To Health Care Providers
• NY Hospital Escapes Nurses Union's COVID-19 Safety Suit
• NYC Public Advocate Seeks Contact Tracing Data Safeguards
• Law360's Tort Report: Calif. Med Mal Cap Challenge Delayed
• Patient Who Refused Care Needed Expert, NJ Justices Say
• 3M Wins Its First NY Injunction Over COVID-19 Price-Gouging
• 7 COVID-19 Compliance Areas For Health, Life Sciences Cos.
• Health Care Relief Fund Holds FCA Traps For The Unwary
• State Of Class Certification
• J&J Settles W.Va. AG's Pelvic Mesh Claims For $3.9M
• Early Pandemic-Related Shifts We're Seeing In Legal Finance
• U. Of Mich. Says Sex Abuse Suit Is Decades Late
• The Death Of The LSAT
• ​​​​​​​CDC Urges Meat Plants To Act Quickly To Curb Virus Cases
• 4 Tips For Complying With Coronavirus Benefit Mandates
• Nursing Home Co. Says Philly Hospital Wants 'Blueprint'
• FDA Allows Emergency Use Of Gilead Drug For COVID-19
• Most Employers Not Set To Reopen Amid Virus, Report Says
• Senators Want 40K Unused Visas Given To Doctors, Nurses
• Daiichi Told Cancer Drug Patent Fight Must Be Arbitrated
• Mont. Pot Measure Supporters Can't Gather Signatures Online
• Purdue Creditors Get OK For Sackler Bank Subpoenas
• 6 Ways Lawmakers Could Address COVID-19 Liability For Cos.
• Taxation With Representation: Weil, White, Kirkland
• Texas Court OKs Doc's Trial Win In Patient's Spine Injury Suit
• 7th Circ. Revives Inmate's Suit Over Cataract Surgery Refusal
• Alaska Native Corp. Looks To Step Into Tribes' Virus Aid Fight
• Graubard Miller Guides CBD-Experienced SPAC To $150M IPO
• 3M Continues Blitz With 4 More Price-Gouging Cases
• Gov't Contracts Of The Month: N95s, Navy Aircraft, Space
• Provisional Patent Applications Are Crucial Amid COVID-19
• Schein Settles Pair Of Investor Suits Over Price-Fixing Claims