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Health - July, 2020

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• Humana Hits St. Jude With Fresh Suit Over Pacemakers
• Nev. Tax Agency Faces Heat Over Pot Licensing Settlements
• GOP's Coronavirus Biz Liability Shield Plan Raises Eyebrows
• NJ Atty Freed From Malpractice Suit Over Botched Surgery
• House Panel Says Gov't Overpaid $500M For Ventilators
• Stanford Scholar Alleged To Be Chinese Agent Wins Bail
• Tyson Says Suit Doesn't Tie Worker's COVID-19 Death To Plant
• Justice Ginsburg Out Of Hospital After Stent Revision
• 11th Circ. Won't Grant Menendez-Linked Doc New Fraud Trial
• HHS Can Cut Billions In Payments To Hospitals, DC Circ. Says
• Grassley Aims To Curb Justice Department's FCA Dismissals
• Gov't Contracts Of The Month: Vaccines, Jets And Sanctions
• Sutter Health Indirect Purchasers Win Cert. In $411M Suit
• 5th Circ. Says States Wrongly Won $479M ACA Insurer Fee
• Fenwick-Led Telehealth Co. Raises $33M As Industry Booms
• COVID-19 Liability Considerations For Nonmedical Businesses
• Health Hires: McDermott, Goodwin, Gordon Rees
• ABA Must Seize Opportunity To Respond To Bar Exam Chaos
• Hemp Cos. Should Narrow Filings After TTAB's Stanley Ruling
• Surveying Drug Pricing Reform: The Latest Federal Activity
• OSF HealthCare, Workers Reach Deal In Church Plan Suit
• New OSHA Guidance Debunks Fears About Wearing Masks
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• 3 Changes Coming To The Coworking Sector Amid COVID-19
• Native American Cases To Watch In 2nd Half Of 2020
• Kirkland Steers UK's Vitruvian Partners To €4B PE Fund
• Top Cyber & Privacy Policy Developments Of 2020 So Far
• 3 Developments As New Virus Deaths Continue Summer Spike
• Employers Wary Of Virus Liability Waivers, New Survey Finds
• House Transpo Leaders Unveil Air Travel Mask Bill
• Sanofi And GSK Face DOJ Probes Over Zantac Cancer Risk
• Chinese National Admits Trade Secret Theft From Ohio Lab
• Ex-Lawmaker Sentenced To 2 Years In Pot Bribery Scheme
• Sens. Advance Bill Allowing Suits Against China Over COVID
• Texas Court Affirms $10.3M Verdict In Cerebral Palsy Birth Suit
• Juror Misconduct Claim Can't Void Med Mal Defense Verdict
• Backers Of Uber-Lyft Measure Sue Calif. AG On Ballot Change
• Minn. High Court Says Unpaid Interns Protected By Bias Law
• Coronavirus Litigation: The Week In Review
• Lessons From OIG Relief Funding Oversight Report
• Ill. Health Care Center Tells 7th Circ. To Revive Antitrust Suit
• NJ Hospital Scoops Up $11.8M Building In Ch. 11 Sale
• Humira Buyers Take AbbVie Antitrust Challenge To 7th Circ.
• Hagens Berman Wants Thalidomide Client's Suit Out Of Pa.
• FCC Ignoring Evidence Of Wireless Tech Harms, DC Circ. Told
• How Pandemic Is Affecting The Pace Of Judicial Opinions
• JPML Questions If One Size Fits All For Virus Cases
• ​​​​​​​Dems Seize On Words Of Roberts, Kavanaugh To Save ACA
• OSHA Rule Could Make Worker Health Info Easier To Disclose
• IBM Report Finds Nation-State-Backed Breaches Most Costly
• GAO Says Most Of $17.8B In COVID-19 Deals Not Competitive
• 10th Circ. Orders Recalculation Of IHS Brain Injury Award
• Delaware Court Denies Medical Pot Coverage Over Work Injury
• Firms Weren't 'Deprived' Of Lawyers' Letter In Tax Fraud Case
• Stericycle Shareholder Fights $11M Atty Fee Award At 7th Circ.
• Nursing Home Must Face Suit Over Patient Killed By Alligator
• Medicare Provider Leads 2 IPO Launches Worth $350M
• J&J Can't Get Missouri Court To Reconsider $2.1B Talc Ruling
• Investors Inject $257M Into Early Cancer Detection Co.
• Okla. Tribe's Coronavirus Relief Suit Moved To DC
• How Contractors Can Reduce Antitrust Risk Amid COVID-19
• Senate GOP Mounts Push For Biz Tax Credits In Virus Talks
• 6 Steps For Law Firms Looking To Improve Their Culture
• Rising Star: Robins Kaplan's Jamie Kurtz
• 6th Circ. Questions Opioid Negotiation Class 'Inventiveness'
• MSHA Virus Response Falling Short, Watchdog Says
• Hand Sanitizer Can't Kill 99.99% Of Germs, Suit Says
• DEA Can't Keep 9th Circ. Out Of Pot Study Fight, Doctor Says
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• Mintz Properly Advised Lab About Payments, Judge Says
• Sen. Graham Pushes Tax Break Bill For PPE Repatriation
• 7th Circ. Upholds $5M Arbitration Award For Insurers
• Pharma Co. Buys CBD Wellness Brand In $20M Deal
• Virtual Courts Amplify Lawyers' Corporate Spokesperson Role
• No Redo For No-Show Atty On Paternity Leave In Texas
• 'Pharma Bro' Blasts FTC Monopoly Suit As Overreach
• Judge Won't Remand LA Eatery's COVID-19 Coverage Case
• Numerosity Analysis Fix Can Improve Class Cert. Decisions
• Rising Star: Manatt's Anne O'Hagen Karl
• Radish Paste Is Not A COVID-19 Cure, LA City Atty Says
• Amazon Faces Virus-Related Probes At San Francisco Facility
• Gilead Slams HHS' 'Perverse' Requests In HIV Drug IP Battle
• Whistleblower, Feds Object To Sanctions In Kickback Row
• Ex-CEO's Firms Say IRS Got Privileged Docs In Fraud Case
• 3rd-Party Funding Ruling Opens Door For FCA Case Flood
• GOP Sets Sights On COVID-19 Biz Immunity In Relief Bill
• Senate GOP Unveils $1T Virus Relief Package
• Feds Must Pay $16M Verdict Over IHS-Caused Brain Damage
• Addiction Center Biz Proposes Del. Ch. 11 Sale Or Turnover
• NJ Doctor Beats Suit Over Patient's Fatal Opioid Overdose
• Ex-Norton Healthcare Workers Want Class Cert. In ERISA Row
• Opioid MDL Judge Won't Set Up $3B Fund For Plaintiffs' Attys
• Law Firms Must Note Pandemic's Outsize Impact On Women
• Rising Star: King & Spalding's Christopher P. Kenny
• Rehab Center Must Rehire Workers Fired Amid Union Drive
• Trump's 'Sweeping' Drug Pricing Orders Draw Fury, Doubts
• 6 Ex-NFL Players Charged With Health Care Benefits Fraud
• COVID-19 Vaccine Hacking May Prompt Data Security Rethink
• 9th Circ. Kills Challenge To Calif. Pay-For-Delay Law
• Mich. Court Tosses Suit Over Unwanted Ovary Removal
• NY Hospital System Says Chubb Denied It COVID-19 Coverage
• Employees Say CVS Owes $47M For Illegal Scheduling
• 10th Circ. Says Health Plans Can't Hide 'Secret' Benefit Info
• Coronavirus Q&A: Sidley Austin's FDA Group Leader
• Univ. Of Md. Hospital Beats Suit Over Boy Killed By Patient
• Aetna Blasts Conformis For Using Patient To Force Coverage
• The 'Rocket Docket' Show Goes On Despite Setbacks
• Green Thumb Wins TRO In Arkansas Dispensary License Fight
• Okla. Tribe Fights Bid To Move Virus Relief Case To DC
• Rising Star: Faegre Drinker's Libby Baney
• 9th Circ. Tosses $24M Verdict In Kimberly-Clark Gown Suit
• Indivior To Pay $600M To Settle Suboxone Charges
• Juror's Remorse Can't Upend Doc's Win In Ohio Med Mal Case
• DOJ Gives Antitrust Shield To Big Pharma's Virus Info Sharing
• Roc Nation, Quinn Emanuel Shake Subpoena In Chancery Row
• NY Court Revives Bad Birth Suit Against Manhattan Hospital
• Judge To Wait On Claim Talks Result For Purdue Class Call
• Atty Wants Claims Over Failed $57M Mask Deal Tossed
• Baylor Scott & White Health Workers Want Cert. In OT Suit
• GOP Virus Aid Plan Stalls Despite Deal On PPP, Taxes, Checks
• Duke Must Face Claims It Forced Out Doctor With Depression
• FDA Sends New CBD Guidance To White House Budget Office
• Cerner Employees Fight To Keep 401(k) Suit Out Of Arbitration
• Senators Demand Info On $10.2M Deal For COVID-19 Database
• Lab Strikes $1.2M Deal To End Fight With UnitedHealthcare
• Virus Suit Immunity Would Likely Not Totally Shield Cos.
• 3rd Circ. Revives RICO Suit Over Pa. Hospital's Expenses
• Pandemic Lays Bare The Inequities Inherent In The Bar Exam
• Texas Hospital Wants Coverage For Employee's $2M Scam
• Investors Say 9th Circ. Should OK Doc Bid In Hospital Fight
• Children's Claims Tossed In Fla. Mother's Med Mal Suit
• Special Master Rips Hagens Berman's Privilege Arguments
• Green Thumb Says Ark. Regulators Ignoring License Rules
• Ex-Theranos CEO Seeks Grand Jury Records, Citing COVID-19
• Understanding The 5 Stages Of Mediation In A Virtual World
• Ex-Teamster Boss Who Called Bribes 'Pizza' Gets 18 Months
• Telehealth Providers Should Beware ADA Litigation
• Goulston Seals Tricky Loan For $700M Mass. Turnpike Project
• Economic Tools Can Help Evaluate Cartels Amid Recessions
• Novartis Whistleblower Scores $109M For Flagging Kickbacks
• Coronavirus Q&A: Baker Donelson Health Care Chairs
• Sutter Health Accused Of Mishandling Huge Retirement Plan
• Pfizer Inks $1.95B Deal To Provide COVID-19 Vaccine Doses
• Trump Shifts Tone On Pandemic, Wishes Well To Epstein's Ex
• Pa. Justices Rein In Trial Courts' Power To Grant Mistrials
• Detainees Blast ICE Bid To Upend Pandemic Response Order
• Ind. Court Tosses Suit Over Alteration Of Medical Records
• Nuveen Secures $150M For Its Impact Investment Fund
• Health Cos. To Pay $18M To End Stock-Drop Suit Over Spinoff
• Johns Hopkins Sued For Negligence In Toddler's Death
• AIG Unit Nabs $212K In Atty Fees After Coverage Row
• Cisco Wins Bid To Block Sales By Alleged Counterfeiters
• Ariz. Residents Seek To Block Legal Pot Measure From Ballot
• DOL Says Ohio Facilities Dropped Ball On COVID Protection
• Divided Pa. Panel Orders New Trial For Surgery Stroke Case
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• FDA Issues Guidance For Researchers Working With Cannabis
• Disclosing Compliance Lessons To DOJ Presents Catch-22
• Time To Reform The Medicare Secondary Payer System
• Pandemic May Change The Way We Design Our Courthouses
• Texas Panel OKs Expert Report In Sterilization Suit
• Elanco Investor Taps Glancy Prongay To Lead Class Dispute
• Pa. Court Says Hospital Had Duty To Warn Of Patient's Threats
• Trump Administration's Abortion Billing Regs Struck Down
• 2 Chinese Nationals Accused Of Hacking COVID-19 Research
• Groups Slam 'Reprehensible' GOP Bid For Virus Biz Immunity
• CVS, Walgreens Want Out Of Blood Pressure Drug MDL
• USC Can't Force Insurer To Arbitrate $215M Sex Abuse Deal
• Home Aides Say Employers Selling Assets To Avoid Judgment
• Mental Health Nonprofit On Hook For Pension Contributions
• 23 AGs Challenge Rollback Of Transgender Health Protections
• Opioid Judge 'Concerned' About Amerisource Hiding Docs
• Blood Testing Device Co. Notches Win In Rival's False Ad Suit
• Cancer Center Beats Ex-Lobbyist's $6M Claim At 2nd Circ.
• Teachers Union Sues To Block 'Unsafe' Fla. School Reopening
• 7th Circ. Says Fund Entitled To $1.5M Malpractice Settlement
• Cannabis Regs: Mass. Floats Sweeping Update To Rules
• Theranos Judge Says Ex-CEO's Oct. Trial Date Is 'Unrealistic'
• Co. Says IRS Owes $3.5M In Manufacturing Tax Deductions
• CMS Telehealth Policy Can Benefit Vulnerable Communities
• Research, Testing Incentives Emerge As Virus Bill Contenders
• UK Reopens Pharma Probes After COVID-19 Delays
• Mediator Confidentiality Promises Carry Serious Risks
• CureVac Scores $296M In GlaxoSmithKline Partnership
• Trump's ACA-Skirting Insurance Rule Survives At DC Circ.
• Wash. State Fights Rollback Of ACA Trans Health Protections
• Flawed Verdict Form Voids Fla. Doc's Med Mal Trial Win
• DC Circ. Erases Hospitals' Win Over Reimbursement Cut
• Judicial Conflict Claim Doesn't Land New Malpractice Trial
• Cannabis Bill Roundup: Mo. Medical Pot Regime Takes Shape
• ERISA Doesn't Sink No-Pay Suit Against Aetna, 3rd Circ. Says
• 3rd Circ. Tosses 'Pay-To-Play' Suit Against Siemens
• How A Compliance Chief Went From Ignored To Whistleblower
• Product Liability Cases To Watch In 2020: Midyear Review
• Calif. Pay-For-Delay Law Lacks Nuance
• The Major Antitrust Conduct Cases Of 2020 So Far
• Cisco Says Counterfeits Put Hospitals, Military At Breach Risk
• Taxation With Representation: Wachtell, Freshfields, Vinson
• 11th Circ. Turned FCA Into 'Mercenary Tool,' Nursing Co. Says
• Mich. Atty Suspended For Missing Hearing With Virus Excuse
• PBM Group Loses Bid To Halt Okla. Law Pending Appeal
• Dreamers Bring Important Perspective To Legal Industry
• SmileDirect Loses Calif. Dental Board Antitrust Suit
• White & Case Steers Health-Focused SPAC's $125M IPO
• Ballard Spahr Nabs DLA Piper M&A Partner For Philly Office
• Mass. Soldiers' Home Sued Over Deadly COVID-19 Outbreak
• House Panel Asks Agencies To Explain COVID-19 Contracts
• NY Docs Roped Back Into Suit Over Newborn's Brain Damage
• Judge Exits Suit Against Disney Because Of Her Park Pass
• Purdue Asks Court To Say No To New Classes In Ch. 11 Case
• Care.Com To Pay $1M Over Hidden Auto-Renewals
• Water Park Takes Wash. COVID-19 Order Fight To 9th Circ.
• Pa. Panel Wipes Out $40M Award For Baby's Spinal Injury
• Watchdog Says CMS Chief Broke Contracting Rules
• CDC Extends Ban On Cruises In US Waters Until Oct. 1
• Pfizer, Mylan Push To Pare Down EpiPen Class Action
• 9th Circ. Skeptical Calif. Pay-For-Delay Law Poses Danger
• Okla. Pharmacy Board Fines CVS $125K For Understaffing
• Russia Accused Of Hacks On COVID-19 Vaccine Research
• Poseida Therapeutics Taps Ex-Halozyme Atty As GC
• 6th Circ. Again Refuses To Boot Judge From Opioid MDL
• Trans Man Tells Justices Catholic Hospital Distorted Bias Suit
• FCC To Implement 3-Digit Suicide Prevention Hotline By 2022
• Invoicing Tips To Help Gov't Contractors Avoid FCA Liability
• Ark. Medical Pot Growers Want New Licensees Stopped
• Helping Clients Overcome Financial Hurdles Mid-Litigation
• Bigger Charitable Deduction Gains Steam In Congress
• Deals Rumor Mill: EBay, New York Mets, Coinbase
• 5th Circ. PPP Ruling Doesn't Doom Debtors Seeking Loans
• ERISA Remedies Could Increase Under Liu V. SEC Ruling
• Convicted Ex-CEO's New Trial Bid Meets Skeptical Judge
• Injury Attys Undaunted By COVID-19 Nursing Home Immunity
• Starbucks Can Use Agency Finding To Defend Prop 65 Suit
• Judge Advises Against Class Cert. In Walmart COBRA Suit
• 5th Circ. Upholds Dallas Pill Mill Operators' Sentences
• Ex-DOJ Civil Division Chief Joins Alston & Bird
• Ill. Cancer Clinic Says Visa Denial Hurts Patient Treatment
• DOL Women's Bureau Seeks Public Input On Family Leave
• Inclusivity Considerations For Law Firms Reopening Offices
• Prepare For DOJ's Pandemic-Related Enforcement Priorities
• Medical Pot Co. Stole 'Dr. Green Relief' Brand, Suit Says
• Partners HealthCare ERISA Plan Must Be Rational, Judge Told
• C4 Therapeutics Hires Ex-Neon Atty As Legal Chief
• Return-To-Work Tech Brings New Contract Issues
• Top 3 Corporate Governance Issues For Fall Board Meetings
• Paid Leave Concerns When Employees Get COVID-19 Twice
• Latham, Sidley Steer GoHealth's Upsized $914M IPO
• PBM Group Goes After Rest Of Okla. Law After Partial Win
• FCC Names Team To Fight Robocalls To Hospitals
• Michael Best Builds Health Care Team With Trio From Humana
• UnitedHealth Group Sued For Shifting Plans' Money Around
• Fed. Circ. Upholds Dana-Farber's IP Inventorship Victory
• Princess Cruise Lines Faces Lawsuit Over March Outbreak
• Clashes Erupt Nationwide Over High Court's Abortion Ruling
• Hospital Denied Quick Win Over Travelers' COVID-19 Coverage
• FTC, Surescripts Debate Liu's Impact On Monopolization Case
• Pot-Focused REIT To Lease $5.5M NJ Property To Curaleaf
• UPMC Says Data Sharing Suit Belongs In Federal Court
• Princess Cruise Lines Escapes Passengers' COVID-19 Suits
• BCBS Says Generic Xyrem Delay Was Antitrust Scheme
• Tax Partner Exits Greenspoon Marder With Landmark Pot Suit
• In Their Words: Why Diversity At The Bar Is Still A Problem
• The Year's Top High Court Moments From Law360's The Term
• 9th Circ. Revives Kaiser Hearing Loss Benefits Coverage Fight
• Surprising Alliances Shape The Supreme Court Term
• Fla. High Court Orders More Arguments On Pot License Law
• States' Case To Be Bellwether In Generic Drug Price-Fix MDL
• COVID-19 May Accelerate Retailization Of Health Care
• 6 Recent Insurance Decisions You May Have Overlooked
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• HHS Discrimination Rule Conflicts With LGBTQ Bias Ruling
• Ariz. Nursing Home Must Face Trial In Patient Death Suit
• Insurer Says Policy Isn't Triggered In COVID-19 Coverage Suit
• FinCEN Guidance A Positive Step For Hemp Businesses
• Why Can't Female Lawyers Make Headway At The High Court?
• NY High Court Case Could Upend Litigation Finance Industry
• Law360's Supreme Court Pop Quiz
• Pot Tracking Service Says It Can Charge Mo. Stores Fees
• CDC Employees Demand Racism Be Labeled A Health Crisis
• 'Unfounded Attacks' On Opioid Judge Must Fail, 6th Circ. Told
• DOJ Shuts Down Websites Shilling 'False' COVID-19 Vaccines
• 6th Circ. Won't Overturn Pill Mill Operator's Conviction
• The Sharpest Dissents From The Supreme Court Term
• 9th Circ. Says Vietnam War Claims Didn't Need Exact Review
• 8th Circ. Backs Wellmark's Win In Suit Over Lactation Services
• SmileDirect Likely To Lose Calif. Dental Antitrust Suit
• 5 Compliance Lessons From Novartis' FCPA Settlement
• Associates Can Prioritize Biz Development Despite Pandemic
• Real Estate Rumors: Prestige, G4 Capital, Levine Investments
• Feds And Eye Product Co. Sanctioned In Kickback Suit
• Remote Depositions 'New Normal,' Judge Says, Denying Delay
• The Funniest Moments Of The Supreme Court's Term
• The Chattiest Justice Of The Term Is ...
• Restasis Buyers Seek $16M Atty Fees In Antitrust Case
• DACA Ruling Raises Bar For Assertions Of Agency Deference
• Attys Should Stop Using 2 Common Cannabis Industry Terms
• Client Says Hagen Berman Pulled Fast One On Special Master
• Bitter Neighbor Sank Farm's Shot At Pot License, Suit Claims
• 11th Circ. Affirms Bulk Of Ala. Doctors' 'Pill Mill' Convictions
• PruittHealth Will Get Interest Redo On $11M Software Verdict
• Mental Health Care Giant Inks $122M Deal To End FCA Suits
• The Majority Of One: How Roberts Is Shaping The Court
• FDA To Restart On-Site Inspections Paused For Virus
• Sutter Can't Delay $575M Antitrust Deal Amid Virus
• Breaking Down The Vote: The High Court Term In Review
• The Firms That Won Big At The Supreme Court
• Bill Would Give Tribes 2 More Years To Spend COVID-19 Funds
• Pa. Hospital Says Virus Exclusion Doesn't Apply To 'Expenses'
• Okla. Reimbursement Law Steps On Medicare D, Court Says
• Tips For Providing Mental Health Care Remotely
• How Health Info Interoperability Rule Affects Providers
• Zimmer Injury Suit Stayed During Settlement Talks
• Rite Aid Accuses 47 Generic Makers Of Price-Fixing
• Let's Create An Ethical Obligation For Attys To Fight Racism
• Miss. Businessman Pleads Guilty To $288M Tricare Fraud
• AbbVie Faces Suit Over Delays In Generic Blood Pressure Med
• Insurer Says COVID-19 Not 'Physical Loss,' So No Coverage
• High Court Sends Birth Control Coverage Cases To 9th Circ.
• Seattle Times Wants Suspended Doc's Defamation Suit Nixed
• Civil Rights Attys Fear Religious Turn At High Court
• Coronavirus Q&A: Holland & Knight Health Team Leader
• 1st Circ. Affirms Pharmacists' Guilt In Meningitis Outbreak
• Syrian Doc Sues To Keep Treating COVID-19 Patients In US
• No Expert Report Needed In Esthetician Suit, Texas Panel Says
• Ind. Justices Say Juror Flub Voids Doc's Malpractice Trial Win
• Dems Tell Trump To Revisit LGBT Policies After Title VII Ruling
• Patent Cases To Watch In The Second Half Of 2020
• Sugar Group Pushes FDA To Regulate Alternative Sweeteners
• Acreage Subsidiary To Pay $250K Fine To Mass. Pot Board
• 3rd Circ. Won't Revive NJ Doc's Suit Over Improper Training
• Mass. Pot Board Fines Cos. $550K Over Pesticide Violations
• Walgreens Wants Insurers' Overcharging Suit Tossed
• A Look At CMS' Proposed Medicaid Drug Rebate Changes
• Merck Spinoff Organon Hires Ex-Sorrento, Abbott Atty As GC
• Primary Health REIT Seeks To Raise $151M Via Share Sale
• 6 Considerations When Shopping For Legal Tech Software
• HHS Urges DC Circ. To Nix Tribe's $1.1M Funding Award
• Missed Discovery Deadline Dooms Patient's Med Mal Suit
• Tenet Unit, DOJ Ink $72M Deal To End FCA Kickback Suit
• Anesthesiology Group Keeps Win In Trial Over Patient's Death
• Chance Of Appeal Doesn't Waive Fee Deadline, Pa. Panel Says
• Fla. Court Urges Instant Appeals Of Punitive Damages Orders
• Las Vegas Resorts Look To Nix Unions' COVID-19 Suit
• 'What About Federalism?' Judge Asks In 11th Circ. Dental Suit
• Tribes Nab Hold On COVID-19 Funding For Alaska Native Cos.
• Trump Admin. Looks To Deny Asylum Over Health Fears
• FTC Says Online Retailer Lied About PPE Shipping Speeds
• FCC Approves Final Tranche Of Telehealth Expansion Funds
• K&L Gates Nabs Health Care Partner From Morgan Lewis
• 11th Circ. FCA Ruling Takes Practical Approach To Materiality
• Law Firm Strategies For Publicizing Laterals Amid Lockdowns
• Justices Widen Scope Of Birth Control Coverage Exemption
• NY Agency Says Nursing Homes Not At Fault For Virus Deaths
• Bias Charge Is 'Dangerous Fiction,' Opioid MDL Judge Says
• Private Prison Co. Investors Sue For Virus-Linked Stock Drop
• FTC Fights Shkreli's Bid To Duck Monopolization Case
• CVS Forced Customers To Buy Overdose Drug, Suit Claims
• Ill. Hospital Can't Appeal Spine Surgery Suit's Timeliness
• Texas Panel Says Incomplete Appeal Sinks Prozac Death Suit
• Bid Protest Spotlight: Limitations, Timeliness, Cost-Realism
• FCC's New Autodialer Definition Departs From Past Approach
• Judge Finds No Fraud In Vote For Melinta's Ch. 11 Plan
• Faegre Drinker Guides Medical Device Biz's $50M Financing
• Are Your Slack Communications Primed For E-Discovery?
• Amerisource Tries To Save CEO From Opioid Bellwether Depo
• Lynn Tilton Faces $41.8M Loss After Ch. 7 Trial
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• SEC Settles With Rabbi For Bilking Jewish Investors Of $10M
• After High Court's Liu Ruling, Calif. Co. Seeks SEC Relief
• FDA Rips Big Tobacco's 'Astounding' Attack On New Warnings
• Pharma Tech Co. Asks To End Suit Against Hemp Consultant
• Ill. Court Revives Mother's Claims Over Son's Eye Injury
• Tribes Say Alaska Native Cos. Must Wait For COVID Funds
• Md. Hospital Chain Hit With Proposed ERISA Class Action
• Mich. Sens. Demand Answers On Unusable COVID-19 Tests
• 8th Circ. OKs Feds' Win In Trial Over VA Patient's Fatal Fall
• Illinois Cases To Watch In 2nd Half Of 2020
• Hogan Lovells Nabs Ex-Bristol Myers Squibb Associate GC
• OSHA Advises Wearing Masks Upon Return To Workplaces
• Chicago Hospital Hit With Privacy Suit Over Finger Scans
• 6 Dispute Prevention Steps As Lawsuits Rise Amid Pandemic
• Pharmacies Can't Slip Opioid Nuisance Claims, Counties Say
• Blaszczak Ruling's Broad View Of Property May Trouble Press
• Preserving Noncompete Enforcement Rights Amid COVID-19
• Law360 Names Top Attorneys Under 40
• Sutter Health Indirect Purchasers Vie For Cert. In $489M Suit
• Calif. Air Medics Get Initial OK For $78M Wage Settlement
• High Court Won't Touch Rules Restricting Abortion Protestors
• DOI Watchdog Warns Tribal COVID-19 Funds At Risk Of Abuse
• Portola Says Stock Drop Was 'Reversal Of Fortune,' Not Fraud
• Patients Sue Fla. Orthopedic Provider Over April Data Breach
• As Courts Punt CBD Class Actions, Attys Wait For FDA To Act
• Amazon Hit With ERISA Suit Over 'Deficient' COBRA Notice
• Feds, Alaska Native Corps. Urge No More Blocks On Virus Aid
• Coronavirus Q&A: Texas Hospital Association's GC
• COVID-19 Telehealth Boom Demands Better Privacy Practices
• Virus-Shuttered Orthodontist Sues Insurer Over Claim Denial
• Don't Count On PREP Act To Defend Pandemic IP Infringement
• Biotech Firms Drive IPO Rebound While 'Unicorns' Gear Up
• Time To Consider Percentage Rental Agreements For Lawyers
• Novartis To Pay $729M To End 2 FCA Kickback Accusations
• Insys Execs Can't Dodge Prison During Appeal, Seek Delay
• Cook Chastises Firm For 'No-Injury' Vein Filter Bellwether
• NY Court Cops Sue Over Inadequate COVID-19 Protections
• Akorn Gets Del. Ch. 11 Disclosure OK As Plan Fight Looms
• Miller Friel Picks Up Insurance Pro From DLA Piper
• Agendia Pays $8.25M In FCA Suit Over Delayed Cancer Tests
• Ill. Panel Reverses Chicago Health Care Pension Fight Ruling
• Calif. Court Affirms Docs, Med Center Win In Jaw Surgery Suit
• OFCCP Curbs Affirmative Action Scrutiny Of Tricare Providers
• 11 Cases Cut From J&J Talc MDL And Sent Back To Mo. Court
• 5th Circ. Told To Reject Client's Bid For Piece Of Fee Award
• Senate Dems Tackle Coronavirus Waivers For College Athletes
• Pa. Nursing Home Sued Over Housekeeper's COVID-19 Death
• NY Court Tosses $1.1M Med Mal Verdict In Sinus Surgery Suit
• Convergys Can't Duck Ex-Worker's FMLA Termination Suit
• What COVID-19 Means For The Future Of Health Mergers
• 'Settle And Sue' Malpractice Cases Have New Clarity In Calif.
• Steris Corp. Beats Age And Disability Bias Case At 11th Circ.
• Block & Leviton Tapped To Lead Biopharma Stock-Drop Suit
• How Discovery Is Evolving In ERISA Benefits Litigation
• High Unemployment May Threaten Restrictive Covenants