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Health - June, 2020

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• 3 Developments As HHS Officials Paint Dark Pandemic Picture
• Mich. Justices Say Faulty Contract Work Covered By Policy
• Legal Teams Vie To Lead COVID Test Supply Stock Drop Suit
• Ex-Indivior CEO Cops To Misdemeanor In Opioid Case
• DOJ Charges Glenmark With Generic Drug Price-Fixing
• SEC Fines Ex-Biotech CEO For Fertility Drug Misstatements
• NY Courthouses To Check Body Temps: 100° Or Less To Enter
• Genomic Health Investor Calls Exact Sciences Merger Unfair
• Colorado Gov. Signs Cannabis Social Equity Bill Into Law
• Virus Delays Second Round Of Illinois Marijuana Licenses
• States Criticize EPA Push To Maintain Particulate Matter Regs
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• Patient Loses Atty Fee Bid In ERISA Fight At 5th Circ.
• FCC OKs $198M Budget Bump For Rural Health Care
• What You Say In Online Mediation May Be Discoverable
• Royal Caribbean Looks To Exit Nurses' Cruise Refund Suit
• Amputee's Widow Aims To Keep Bayer, Merck On The Hook
• Trade Groups Face Antitrust Questions In Pandemic Response
• IP Risks To Consider When Joining 'Open COVID Pledge'
• 7th Circ. Says Boy's $8.3M Birth Injury Award Is Reasonable
• Pharmacies Urge 6th Circ. To Boot Opioid MDL Judge
• Rettig Says IRS Scrutinizing All Wealthy Tax Return Nonfilers
• Ex-King & Spalding Atty Says Benefits Cutoff Violated Law
• Roberts Casts Pivotal Vote For Abortion Rights, With A Catch
• Advocates Unimpressed With Iowa Low-THC Program Tweaks
• Ga. Hospital Must Face Fatal Botched Heart Procedure Suit
• Visa Seekers Rip Trump's Bid To Duck Insurance Rule Row
• AmerisourceBergen CEO Must Testify In Opioid Bellwether
• Opko Inks $16.5M Investor Deal After SEC Suit Drops Stock
• House Passes Dems' ACA Booster Bill Despite Veto Threat
• Foreign Orgs Have No 1st Amendment Rights, Justices Say
• Sens. Add Marijuana Research Expansion To Defense Bill
• Labaton Sucharow To Lead Abiomed Stock-Drop Class Action
• Calif. Delays Pot Licensing Fees Amid Pandemic
• Home Care Co. Inks $12.5M Deal To End Pay Suit
• House OKs ACA Tax Credit Expansion Under Veto Threat
• Fla. Pot Licensing Law Unconstitutional, State High Court Told
• Hospitals Should Brace For Gov't Focus On Organ Donations
• Justices Seek SG Input On Chemical Co.'s Tribal Fee Fight
• Nursery Tells 11th Circ. Pot License Constitutionally Protected
• Fontainebleau Sues To Skip Up To $5.3M In Benefits Payments
• Calif. University Says It Paid $1.14M In Ransomware Attack
• Feds Say Atty Exploited Rural Hospitals To Cover $1.4B Fraud
• Texas Distribution Co. Seeks $29M For KN95 Mask Order
• Treat Hemp Like Any Other Industry, FinCEN Urges
• FCC Limits Definition Of Autodialer
• 9th Circ. Gives Dad Another Shot At Union Benefits Plan Suit
• Alaska Native Cos. Can Get Part Of $8B COVID Fund
• Ex-Walmart Workers Want Win In COBRA Notice Suit
• 9th Circ. Told To Dig Into 'Tribunal' Meaning In Discovery Fight
• Calif. Senate Advances Health Care Competition Bill
• Mass. Court Deadline Tolling Will Cause Problems For Years
• 10 Tips For A Successful Remote Arbitration Hearing
• Sullivan & Cromwell, Willkie Steer $1B Wealth Manager Deal
• Quorum's Ch. 11 Plan For $1.3B Restructuring Approved
• Supreme Court Strikes Down La. Abortion Law
• Pfizer Says HHS Is Blocking Patient Access To Heart Drugs
• J&J Put In A Corner By Court That Slashed $4.7B Talc Verdict
• Dispensary Says Md. Pot Board Discrimination Case Tenable
• Health Chain, Patients Reach $2.8M Data Breach Deal
• Cruise Line Seeks End To Passenger's COVID-19 Class Action
• COVID-19 IP Catch-Up: Mask Sales & Remote Source Codes
• Fresenius Takes Fiery Aim At Akorn's Ch. 11 Plan Disclosures
• Atlanta Hospital Co. To Pay $16M To End Overbilling Suit
• Surescripts Says Pharmacies' Antitrust Claims Too Indirect
• Coronavirus Q&A: Arizona Hospital Association's CEO
• Court Urged Not To Ax Underpayment Suits Against Cigna
• The Week In Bankruptcy: Virus Dominoes Continue To Fall
• Calif. AG Blasts Sutter's Bid To Delay $575M Deal Amid Virus
• Gartner Sues Insurer Over $340M Event Cancellation Coverage
• Insys Founder Says 4th Circ. Ruling Aids New Trial Bid
• Health Info Interoperability Rule Raises Privacy Concerns
• Federal Virus Relief Snags Bedevil Tribes' Recovery
• To Achieve Diversity, Law Firms Must Reinvent Hiring Process
• Taxation With Representation: Simpson, Cadwalader, Latham
• Home Health Care Nonprofit To Pay $57M In Record FCA Deal
• Moore & Van Allen Nabs Ex-Atrium Health GC
• Making Antibody Tests Optional Won't Erase Legal Risks
• A New Antitrust Approach After Humira 'Patent Thicket' Ruling
• Pandemic Can't Save Unconstitutional ACA, High Court Hears
• 'Compound King' Gets 10 Years For $22M Health Care Fraud
• 5th Circ. Won't Revive Suit Against Allergy Advocacy Group
• 11th Circ. Partially Reinstates Whistleblower's $348M FCA Win
• Texas Doc Pleads Not Guilty In $6.7M Prescription Scam
• Cannabis Cos. Settle Supply Agreement Dispute For $21M
• OSHA And CDC Issue Virus Guidance For Seafood Processors
• Carnival Hit With Suit Over Passengers' COVID-19 Exposure
• Patients Fight Hospital's 'Federal Officer' Claim In Privacy Suit
• 2nd Circ. Affirms High Corporate Scienter Pleading Standards
• Cybersecurity Steps For Law Firms Amid Heightened Risks
• Nurses Union Doesn't Have To Turn Over Docs To Challenger
• Judge Suggests Special Master To Inspect ICE Facilities
• Army Wants To Reconsider Disputed Medicine Dispenser Deal
• Biz Backers Plan Push For Tax Aid On Virus Tests, Upgrades
• Deals Rumor Mill: Allegro, Fosun, NMC Health
• Congress Could Still Pass Cannabis Legislation In 2020
• Consumer Device Data May Pose Problems In Med Mal Suits
• Ex-Comcast Worker Says COBRA Notice Included Threats
• Chicago Nurse's Retaliation Case Gets OK To Move Forward
• Mass. AG Says Pharmacy Paid Law Firms For Opioid Patients
• Novartis Units Pay $346M Over US Bribery Claims
• Ex-CFO Says Tenet Unit Fired Him For Whistleblowing
• J&J Surgical Rip-Offs Lead To Seizure, FDA Criminal Probe
• Dems Unveil ACA Booster Bill, Rip GOP's High Court Case
• Mich. Pot Industry Expects A Boost From Regulatory Overhaul
• Dental Supply Co.'s Rival Loses Bid To Nix Patents In IP Suit
• Choosing Between Pandemics, Judge Halts Drug Injection Site
• NY Court Partly Reverses Slash Of $2.5M Med Mal Award
• House Dems Pushing Bill To Expand ACA's Tax Credits
• NY, NJ, Conn. To Require Quarantine For Virus Hotbed Visitors
• Ex-Marine Aims To Kill 3M Suit Alleging Massive N95 Scam
• FCC To Vote On Suicide Hotline Framework In July
• FCC's Pai Defends Lack Of At-Home Student Internet Funds
• Regeneron Paid Kickbacks To Boost Eye Drug, Feds Say
• Ga. Health Care Network Inks $2.6M Deal To End FCA Suit
• State Farm Faces Suit By Chiropractor Over 'Virus Exclusion'
• An Inside Look At DOJ Fight Against COVID-19 Price-Gouging
• Ex-Nurse's Suit Over Hand Scans Sent Back To Ill. State Court
• Tribe Sues Feds For Threatening Virus Checkpoint Closures
• Class Cert. Denied In Suit Over Faulty Embryo Storage Tank
• It's Time For Law Firms To Support Work-From-Home Culture
• Republicans Keep Confirming Unqualified Judicial Nominees
• How Trump's Judges Are Handling Abortion Rights And ACA
• How Trump Forever Changed Judicial Nominations
• Court Trims Challenge To Ill. Cannabis Licensing Scheme
• Top Health Officials Contradict Trump On Pandemic Response
• DC Judge Upholds Trump's Hospital Price Transparency Rule
• Agencies Hit With FOIA Suit Over Request For DNA Docs
• Maryland Court Orders New Trial In Cancer Death Suit
• DOL Tells Group Health Plans When To Cover COVID-19 Tests
• Omnicell Says DOD Bid Process Altered To Kill Competition
• Parents Claim Ill. Doctor Faked Children's Vaccines
• Medical Services Co. Seeks Arbitration In Trade Secret Fight
• Chicago Says Drug Cos. Shouldn't Exit Opioid Bellwether Suit
• 5th Circ. Says Bankruptcy Court Overstepped In Biz Loan Suit
• 9th Circ. Won't Revive Cannabis Patient's Eviction Challenge
• Texas Physician Must Face Suit Over Hand, Foot Amputations
• Addiction Center's 'Expensive' Ch. 11 Loan Gets A Trim
• Tips For Crafting The Perfect Law Firm Alert
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• What Ebola Crisis Can Teach Us About COVID-19 Compliance
• Pandemic May Push 1st Zofran MDL Bellwether To 2021
• NLRB Says Employers Can Discipline New Union Members
• Purdue Gets OK For $6.5M Investment In Overdose Drug
• Mo. Appeals Court Slashes $4.7B Talc Verdict Against J&J
• Microsoft Accused Of Denying Addiction Treatment Coverage
• Purdue Wants Sackler Claims To Stay Blocked By Ch. 11
• Aveta Settles $1B Medicare Advantage FCA Suit
• CVS Inks $9.7M Deal In Pharmacy Worker Training Pay Row
• Quorum Investors Say Bad Faith Warrants Ch. 11 Plan Denial
• Calif. Court Revives Suit Over Botched Colonoscopy
• LGBTQ Groups Say Justices' Ruling Sinks 'Callous' HHS Rule
• NM Sen. Demands CDC Transparency On Tribal COVID-19 Data
• Cook Medical Wants Fraud Claims Tossed From MDL
• 3rd Circ. Won't Revive Birth Injury Med Mal Suit
• Mo. Medical Pot Regulators Probe Fraudulent Patient Licenses
• Justices Won't Touch Conviction In $80M Fraud Case
• Judging A Book: Elrod Reviews 'Shortlisted'
• Mandatory State Bars Likely To Remain Intact, For Now
• COVID-19 Triage Rules Raise Dilemmas For Health Providers
• Tribe Knocks Feds' Opposition To Freezing Virus Relief Funds
• Chubb Needn't Cover Ex-Blue Shield Exec In Firing Fight
• Investor Says Endo Lied About Role In NY Opioid Crisis
• High Court Stays Out Of Fee Fight In Humana ERISA Suit
• COVID-19 Fallout Puts Addiction Center Chain Into Ch. 11
• 4th Circ. Orders New Trial For W.Va. Doctor In Opioid Case
• 3rd Circ. Won't Revive Dominion Energy Retirees' ERISA Suit
• The Week In Bankruptcy: New Ch. 11 Cases Flood Courts
• Study Says Calif. Didn't Learn From Tobacco In Regulating Pot
• Cigar Groups Ask Full 4th Circ. To Allow E-Cig Rule Challenge
• 6th Circ. Again Revives TCPA Row After High Court Remand
• Tribe's Sudden TRO Bid Over Virus Funds Irks Treasury Dept.
• FTC Sends Another Round Of COVID-19 Warnings
• PrimeCare Seeks To Nix Ex-Inmate's Civil Rights Claims
• COVID Crimes: Feds Set To Boost White Collar Crisis Cases
• COVID-19 IP Catch-Up: Trials Get Delayed, Moved To Video
• 11 Keys To Success At Remote Mediation
• Diagnostics Co. Sued After COVID-19 Test Revoked By FDA
• Hershey Co. Latest Employer To Be Hit By COBRA Suit
• Pharma Co. Must Mediate EpiPen Pricing Claims With Mylan
• Employers' Mental Health Initiatives May Carry ADA Risk
• Tribe Claims 'Unreliable' Data Caused Virus Aid Underfunding
• Law Grad Who Hid Positive Pot Test Can't Take Bar Exam
• Coronavirus Litigation: The Week In Review
• Apria Healthcare To Pay $175K To End Robocall Suit
• Ill. Justices Say Ambulance Co. Not Immune From Crash Suit
• 3M Settles Another Price-Gouging TM Case Over N95 Masks
• Pa. Justices Scrap Ban On Medical Pot For Probationers
• Health Mergers May Face Antitrust Hurdles Amid Pandemic
• Pandemic Could Bring Student Exodus From Legal Profession
• OSHA Lays Out Road Map For 3-Stage Reopening Plan
• Chinese Co. Charged With Selling Defective Respirator Masks
• Maine Cannabis Residence Suits Raise Thorny Federal Issues
• NJ High Court Frees TD Bank From Forged Checks Suit
• 2nd Circ. Backs Sanctions For Cos. Ignoring CBA Obligations
• NGO Says Menthol Cigarette Ban Delay Hurts Black People
• Med Mal Atty's 'Be A Hero' Closings Prompt New Trial For Doc
• Paramedic, EMT Immune To Suit Over Md. Man's Death
• Reed Smith Reps Perrigo's $50M Investment In CBD Supplier
• EPA Should Reexamine Fluoridated Water Risks, Judge Says
• Fired Health System Exec. Sues For Lost Bonus, Severance
• Health Hires: Latham, Fox Rothschild, Saul Ewing
• Health Cos.' Biz Associate Agreements Need COVID-19 Update
• Ex-Southwest Worker Sues Over 'Confusing' COBRA Notices
• Ex-Okla. GC Who Faked Email Threats Gets Suspension
• How To Handle Congressional Queries On COVID-19 Relief
• The Privilege Implications Of Using Online Collaboration Tools
• MDL Decisions Demonstrate The Need For Rule 702 Reform
• EEOC Says Employers Can't Require COVID-19 Antibody Tests
• Unions Sue DOL To Force Virus Safety Rule For Miners
• Pharmacies Want Out Of Opioid MDL 'Public Nuisance' Suits
• Ill. Court Axes Defense Verdict In Suit Over Surgery
• EPA Risk Assessment Director Stands By Fluoridated Water
• NC Court Backs Nurse's Trial Win In Brain Damage Suit
• Tyson Hit With Another COVID-19 Death Suit In Texas
• Worker Says She Was Fired Over Empty Medical Pot Package
• Sens. Push To Solidify Emergency Telehealth Expansion
• Google Shopper Claims Deception In Germ-Killing Cleaner Ad
• DC Circ. Rejects Trump's 'Far-Flung' Drug Pricing Rule
• Quorum Denies Plot To Jettison Equity In Del. Ch. 11 Plan
• Trends In State COVID-19 Liability Waivers For Care Centers
• Justices Say Pa. Discrimination Law Can't Bind Whistleblower
• Royalty Pharma Raises $2.2B In Year's Largest IPO
• Cruise Co. Seeks Quick Win In 'Unprecedented' COVID-19 Suit
• FDA Issues Warnings Over Unapproved Homeopathic Drugs
• Confronting Mental Distress In The Legal Profession
• EEOC Religious Bias Suit Over Hospital Worker Firing Tossed
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• Treasury Can't Hold Back $679M For COVID-19 From Tribes
• 'Pharma Bro' Shkreli Can't Delay Discovery In Antitrust Suit
• Banks May Need To Update Policies To Fight COVID-19 Fraud
• Alaska Pays Up To End Trans Librarian's Health Coverage Suit
• Harvard Prof Pleads Not Guilty To Lying About China Ties
• Counsel Who Care: How Attys Are Helping During A Crisis
• High Court Ruling Aids Trans Workers' Fight For Health Care
• Malaria Meds Don't Cure Virus, May Hinder Gilead Drug: FDA
• Scalia Says Virus Spikes Stem From Testing, Not Reopening
• EPA Experts Say Fluoride Not Shown Toxic At Low Levels
• Trans Professor's Title VII Benefits Suit Gets Class Cert.
• Fla. Cannabis Co. Taps BigLaw Vet As Chief Legal Officer
• Centene Settles Hep C Class Suit
• Judge Wary Of Feds' Authority To Delay Tribes' COVID Funds
• 4 Telehealth Concerns For Care Management After COVID-19
• State Powers Vs. Fundamental Rights During COVID-19
• Litigation Finance Investments Are Not Risk-Free Loans
• What Constitutes Reasonable Security Per Calif. Privacy Law?
• $88M Cut From Requested $157.5M Atty Fee In Namenda Deal
• Minn. Senate Bill Floats Legalizing, Taxing Recreational Pot
• Judge Won't Bless Deal To End Dignity Health ERISA Suit
• Pharmacies Can't Avoid Common Discovery In Opioid MDL
• Calif. Man Indicted For Hawking COVID-19 Cure To Investors
• Private Equity-Owned Health Consulting Co. Files Ch. 7
• High Court Takes Up Arbitration Carveout Question
• How White Privilege Helped Me Succeed In BigLaw
• Trump Admin Guts Transgender Heath Care Protections
• EPA Defends Safety Of Fluoridated Drinking Water At Trial
• Cherokee Nation Fights Bid To Nix Opioid Bellwether
• 4 Takeaways As AbbVie Crushes 'Patent Thicket' Litigation
• Ex-VA Employee Gets 16 Years For Home Health Care Fraud
• DC Judge Struggles To Define Tribal Gov't In Virus Aid Fight
• Safeway Escapes Whistleblower's Drug Price Suit
• Social Equity Lags Behind Progress In Pot Industry
• CVS-Only HIV Drugs Deny Meaningful Access, 9th Circ. Told
• Prepare For CMS Scrutiny Of Nursing Home Infection Surveys
• 11th Circ. Won't Revive Female J&J Worker's Sex Bias Row
• Hygea Gets Ch. 11 Plan Approval With Trimmed Exculpation
• Real Estate Rumors: MBK, Eyal Peretz, Retail Properties
• 3rd Circ. Says Bank Not To Blame For Imaging Center's Failure
• Catalent Escapes Muslim Worker's Suit Over Prayer Breaks
• NJ Court OKs Subpoenas For Prescription Info In Opioid Case
• Army Fairly Examined Co.'s Corporate Experience, GAO Finds
• Novartis Can't Duck Suit Over Cancer Drug Side Effects
• Feds Want To 'Bludgeon' Insurers With FCA, DC Circ. Hears
• Robbins Geller Sues SEC For OvaScience Probe Docs
• NY Nursing Home Immunity Under Fire With 6,000 Dead
• PBMs Fight To Put Oklahoma Drug Reimbursement Law On Ice
• EEOC Readies New ADA Wellness Program Rule For Review
• DOJ, FTC Get Time In 11th Circ. Dental Board Fight
• Chemical Co. Tells Justices Tribes Can't Dodge Permit Appeal
• Congress Must Create More Private Rights Of Action
• Keys To A Thriving Biz Development Culture At Your Law Firm
• Telehealth Expansion Will Benefit Tribal Communities
• Real Estate Rumors: Tempus Labs, FirstBank Florida, Balboa
• No New Trial For Jockey In Career-Ending Spinal Surgery Suit
• US Could Better Effect WHO Reform From Within
• Amazon, EBay Told To Stop Selling Unproven Virus Cleaners
• 1st Circ. Generic-Delay Ruling Isn't Popular With Lower Courts
• Hiscox Must Fund NY Drug Biz's Defense In Opioid Trial
• Don't Bar Older Workers From The Office, EEOC Warns
• 9th Circ. OKs VA Doc's Trial Win In Leg Amputation Suit
• EPA Scientist Testifies Animal Studies Point To Fluoride Risks
• Cigna Jumps Into Pharmaceutical Generics Price-Fixing Fight
• Insys Manager Who Flipped On Bosses Avoids Prison Time
• NCAA Urged To Blackball Idaho Over Trans Athlete Law
• 9th Circ. Rules Endologix Stock Suit 'Had No Basis In Logic'
• Fla. Pot Licensing Law Not Unconstitutional, Nursery Says
• Pa. Nonprofit Leader Can't Beat Fraud Conviction At 3rd Circ.
• COVID-19 Vaccine Developers Can Limit Liability From Trials
• What Economics Can Tell Us About COVID-19 Era Price-Fixing
• Potential Legal Land Mines For Colleges Opening This Fall
• How Video Mediation Can Help Us Serve Clients Better
• Blood Test Co. Wants 11th Circ. To Nix Healthprint TM Loss
• No 'Glue' Binding Wilderness Therapy Class, Judge Says
• Ex-GC Eyes Early Win Against CBD Co. Over Stocks, Benefits
• Raytheon Ducks ERISA Suit Over Denied Therapy Coverage
• Mental Health Efforts Will Support Diversity In Legal Industry
• Feds Charge Biotech Exec, Investor In COVID-19 Test Scam
• Fluoride In Water Is 'Endangering' Children's IQs, Judge Told
• Ransomware Hits Soar With No Relief In Sight, Insurer Says
• GAO Says Outdated Inventory System Hurt VA Virus Response
• FTC, Impax Spar At 5th Circ. Over Opana ER Deal
• Chicago Bus Driver Says Transit Agency Stifled Off-Duty Talks
• Texas Judge Trims Sprawling $7B Whistleblower FCA Suit
• Hong Kong To Offer $3.5B Financing To Cathay Pacific
• Del. Hospital Beats Med Mal Suit Over Alleged ER Assault
• Zantac Users Push To Consolidate Calif. Cancer Suits
• Know The Red Flags Of Profiteering Before Buying PPE
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• How The Gov't Is Cracking Down On PPP Fraud
• Another COVID-19 Enforcement Tool: Money Laundering Law
• FCC Floats $225M Fine Over Spoofed Health Insurance Calls
• Cos. Should Consider Paying For Temperature Check Time
• 5 Ways Health Cos. Can Reduce Pandemic Cybersecurity Risk
• Winston & Strawn Guides Fintech-Focused SPAC's $360M IPO
• Medical Packager Says Union Staff Can't Sue In Privacy Fight
• Ex-Starbucks Worker Steamed Over 'Confusing' COBRA Info
• Valuing Firms In A World Of Pandemic-Induced Bankruptcies
• Bayer, Merck Beat Dr. Scholl's Buyer's Leg Amputation Suit
• Molina Healthcare Beats FCA Suit Over Medicaid Payments
• Texas Hemp Group Asks State To Allow Sale Of Smokables
• Pa. Restaurants, Dentist Join Surge Seeking Virus Coverage
• IRS Proposes OK'ing Deduction For Direct Primary Care Fees
• Tribes Say DOI 'Incompetence' Led To COVID-19 Funds Delay
• Bankruptcy Court Can't Touch Pot Patent, Trustee Says
• 3M Sues Amazon Seller Over Fake N95 Masks
• FTC, States Fight Shkreli Bid To Delay Antitrust Suit Discovery
• Nursing Homes Must Give Records In Pa. Hospital Merger Row
• AbbVie Beats Antitrust Challenge To Humira 'Patent Thicket'
• New Ruling May Aid Syndicated Loan Market Amid Pandemic
• Visa Suspension Is Not The Answer To US Unemployment
• Pa. Senators Float COVID-19 Civil Immunity Bills
• What State Laws On COVID-19 Liability Protection Look Like
• ICE Ordered To Improve Conditions At Fla. Detention Centers
• Insurance Co. Can't Escape $150M RICO And Fraud Claims
• COVID-19 Product Liability And The 'Innocent Seller'
• Workers Insist Yale's Wellness Program Not Really 'Voluntary'
• Why Fla. Courts Are Split On Unfairness Under Consumer Law
• Civility Could Be Litigators' New Normal Even Post-Pandemic
• HealthyLine Scores Patent Win Through Amazon Program
• £220M NHS Suit Over Drug Patent Heads To Supreme Court
• CEO's Junk-Fax Win Can't Help Med Supply Co., 7th Circ. Says
• Contact Tracing Shouldn't Upend 4th Amendment Protections
• Justices Won't Touch Caterpillar's Retiree Health Care Win
• $6.3M Verdict Reinstated In Botched Plastic Surgery Suit
• Feds Say Chinese Co. Sold Defective Masks Amid Pandemic
• Health Care Network Hygea's Ch. 11 Plan Draws Flak
• Calif. Trial To Decide Risk Of Fluoride In Drinking Water
• 3M Says Ex-Marine Faked Bill Gates Ties In Massive N95 Scam
• Groups Tilt Over Alaska Native Cos.' Part In COVID Funding
• Coronavirus Q&A: King & Spalding's Health Team Leader
• FCA Ruling Shows Importance Of Relator As Original Source
• Privacy Risks Lurk In Tech-Heavy Return-To-Work Plans
• The Week In Bankruptcy: Eyes On The New Normal
• Barnes & Thornburg Scoops Up Labor Partner From Clark Hill
• Chinese Investors Urge 9th Circ. To Uphold Discovery Order
• Health Litigation Trends To Watch Now And After COVID-19
• 7th Circ. Weighs Bid To Cut Damages In $8.3M Birth Injury Suit
• Law360's Tort Report: COVID-19 Biz Immunity Laws Passed
• 3 Lingering Opportunity Zone Questions Amid The Pandemic
• Law Firms Must Beware Risks In Nontraditional Financing
• Pandemic May Prompt Evolution Of IT Outsourcing
• 'The Government Said I Could' As A Defense During COVID-19
• Cigna, Viant Want Out Of Behavioral Health Care Suit
• ED Treatment Maker Nears Deal With Rival In Contract Spat
• COVID-19 IP Catch-Up: Publishers, Vodka Co. Head To Court
• Real Estate Rumors: Acento, 24 Hour Fitness, Time Equities
• Cos. Must Prepare For COVID-19 Workers' Comp Claims
• Health Hires: Epstein Becker, Clyde & Co., Prevail
• Anthem Sued For Refusing To Cover FDA-Approved Device
• Conn. High Court OKs $5.8M Award For Baby Birth Injury
• CardioNet Tries To Save Patent By Citing IP Win In Other Case
• DLA Piper Scoops Up Benefits Atty From Miller & Chevalier
• 4 Highlights As CDC Chief Eyes Perilous Path For Pandemic
• Conn. Health Care Worker Says She Was Axed For Medical Pot
• Drug Firm Hurt By Coronavirus Gets Ch. 11 Plan OK'd
• Va. Justices Revive Med Mal Suit Axed For 'Double Recovery'
• Consol Beats Most Of Union, Retirees' Health Benefits Suit
• Iowa Legislators Pass Bill Limiting Medical Marijuana THC
• Wash. Hospital Can't Arbitrate ER Nurses' Break Suit
• Investor Says Carnival's Virus Response Sunk Share Prices
• Oklahoma Insurance Dept. Wants To Regulate PBMs ASAP
• Grassley Blocks Trump Picks Over Watchdog Firings
• Calif. Pot Regulators Limit Public Licensee Info After Looting
• Caremark Precedent Should Inform Boards' COVID-19 Duties
• Give Up CDC Info Or Answer To Me, Judge Tells Trump Attys
• 2 Tested Alternatives To Unavoidable Court Delays
• Minn. Ruling Represents Sensible Stance On Legal Finance
• Considerations For Employers Using Virus Prevention Tech
• Beware Fraud And Abuse Pitfalls In Precision Medicine
• 6th Circ. Won't Revive FCA Suit Against ManorCare
• UK Pharma Exec Barred After Admitting To Drug Supply Plot
• Nashville PE Shop Petra Capital Fetches $208M For 4th Fund
• SEC Sues Fla. Firm Pushing Investments In COVID-19 Cure
• Opioid MDL Judge Orders More Briefing On $3B Atty Fees
• Treasury Blames Tribes' Data Problems For COVID Fund Delay
• Pa. Panel Warned Of Privilege Erosion In Divorce File Fight
• 2nd Circ. Sends FCA Discount Case For 'Original Source' Look
• Princess Cruise Lines Slams Passengers' COVID-19 Suits
• Prisoner Sues Health Contractor For Missed Cancer Diagnosis
• And Now A Word From The Panel: Pandemic MDLs
• Best Practices For A Paperless Law Practice
• Fed. Circ. OKs Pharma Delivery Co.'s Mixed $24M Breach Win
• Purdue's Ch. 11 Claim Deadline Bumped 30 Days For Virus
• MassMutual Ventures' Global Assets Hit $450M With New Fund
• Fla. Judge Recuses Himself In CR Bard Vein Filter Suit
• Calif. Judge Rejects Software Co.'s H-1B Specialty Visa Bid
• Feds Order Texas Man To Stop Peddling Coronavirus 'Cures'
• Tyson & Mendes Adds Wood Smith Partner To Insurance Team
• 4 Highlights As Senators Eye FDA Actions On COVID-19
• 6th Circ. Won't Make Exceptions For COVID-19 Release Bids
• Split 6th Circ. Deems Ky. Abortion Law Unconstitutional
• Calif. Hospital Preserves Win In ER Patient Death Suit
• 6th Circ. Says Ex-Mich. Gov. Must Face Flint Questions
• AGs Say Walmart Employees Need More Virus Protections
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• LASIK Vision Institute Owner Can Tap $5.7M In Ch. 11 Funds
• 5 Ways A Special IG Can Combat Crisis Relief Fraud
• Sanofi Boots Some Plaintiffs From Chemo Hair Loss MDL
• Lawyers Must Address Racial Injustice With Radical Candor
• How NJ Talc Case May Shift NY Courts On Expert Testimony
• Calif. Dental Board Says SmileDirect Claims Still Not Straight
• 5th Circ. Says Texas Hospital Immune From Nurse's ADA Suit
• How COVID-19 Applies To Weakened Competitor M&A Defense
• Real Estate Rumors: UCSF, Douglas Elliman, Prominence
• Counsel Who Care: How Attys Are Helping During A Crisis
• Health Care Co. Hit With ERISA Suit Over $227M ESOP Deal
• Manhattan Prison Can Fix COVID-19 Concerns, Judge Says
• Esperion Investor Class Wins Cert. In Cholesterol Drug Row
• Drug Co. Wants 'Free Pass' For Shady Opioid Sales, DOJ Says
• Imprisoned NECC Pharmacist Can't Get COVID-19 Release
• Rhode Island High Court Upholds Medical Pot Patient's Firing
• EPA Finalizes Ethylene Oxide Reduction To Lower Cancer Risk
• Feds Say Visa Seekers Unharmed By Trump Insurance Policy
• Asbestos Battles Show One Possible Fate For J&J After Talc
• Tufts Must Face Suit Over Patient's Infection Death
• Bausch Says Investors' Price-Gouging Claims Came Too Late
• Coronavirus Q&A: Cohen Milstein's Tort Litigation Chair
• Benecard Not Covered For Settlement Of $75M Medicare Suit
• How Lawyers Can Network Better, Virtually And In Person
• It's Time To Scrap FTC's Health Breach Notification Rule
• Practical Tips For Presenting Your Case To Litigation Funders
• Pa. Judge Says Fax For Free Webinar Doesn't Violate TCPA
• Compliance Tips For Development Bank COVID-19 Projects
• Ropes & Gray, Allen & Overy Steer $336M Health Care Deal
• Perkins Coie Adds M&A Partner To Burgeoning Texas Team
• Tribes, Treasury Seek Wins In COVID-19 Funding Row
• Lasik Vision Institute Hits Ch. 11 After COVID-19 Cash Crunch