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Health - September, 2020

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• DOJ Charges 345 In Health Fraud Schemes Topping $6B
• DEA Exploiting Doctrine To Keep Pot Illegal, 9th Circ. Hears
• Medical Expert's Vacation Dooms NYU Hospital Med Mal Suit
• House Dems Lay Into Pharma CEOs, Urge Price Negotiations
• Ex-Prisoner Keeps Trial Win Over Delayed Cancer Diagnosis
• CBP Spent Funds For Migrant Care On Toner, Watchdog Finds
• Purdue Pharma Gets OK For Payments, Opioid Suit Shield
• More Ex-NFLers Strike Deals In $3.9M Health Plan Fraud Suit
• Gov't Contracts Of The Month: Virus, Nukes And Int'l Travel
• Pa., NJ Eye Pretrial Win In Trump Birth Control Regs Suit
• Law360's The Term: The Impact Of Amy Coney Barrett
• 1st Circ. Asked To Rehear NLRB Lobbying Fees Case
• College Coronavirus Q&A: Cal State's General Counsel
• Pot Co. Says TCPA Plaintiff Signed Up For Texts Before Suing
• Boehringer Ingelheim Wins Pradaxa Wrongful Death Suit
• Walgreens Asks 9th Circ. To Decertify Theranos Class
• Man Accused Of $20M COVID-19 Loan Scam Mulls Plea Deal
• Pa. Port Authority Sued Over 'Black Lives Matter' Mask Ban
• Fla. Court Says Ex-Lincare Atty Can't Collect $1M Bonus
• Anthem To Pay $39.5M To End 42 States' Data Breach Claims
• Refugee Office Revises Migrant Abortion Policy After Fight
• How Amy Coney Barrett Could Upend Abortion Rights
• Key Contractual Protections For Cos. In The PPE Space
• What We Know About How Judicial Bias Can Influence Rulings
• Health Care Clashes Dominate 1st Trump-Biden Debate
• Northern District Of Ga. Says No Jury Trials Until 2021
• Sterigenics Atlanta Property Value Suit May Be Premature
• Surgery Robot Maker Accused Of Banning Third-Party Repairs
• 3rd Circ. Vexed By Vagueness In Abbott Artery Device Suit
• NLRB Won't Dismiss Union Interference Charge Over Delay
• Firm-Pharmacy Referral Deal Raises Red Flags In Mass.
• Cyberattack Strikes Hospital Chain Universal Health Services
• NJ Podiatrist Loses Fight Over Medical Pot Prescriptions
• Will Barrett Deliver Pivotal Vote To Strike Down The ACA?
• J&J, Mallinckrodt Push For Stay Of NY Opioid Fraud Cases
• Expert Says FTC Misdiagnosed $599M Philly Hospital Merger
• PureShield Says Allied Bio Coronavirus Disinfectant Infringes
• Calif. Gov. Vetoes Genetic Testing Privacy Bill
• Alaska Native Health Org. Says 9th Circ. Undermined Its Power
• Employers Should Plan For Vaccine Religious Exemptions
• US Pipe Still On Hook For Coal Act Payments After Ch. 11
• Ex-NFLer Cops To Role In $3M Health Plan Fraud Scheme
• Tenet Board Maintains Victory Over Kickback Scheme Suit
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• AGs In A Pandemic: Grewal Talks NJ Price-Gouging
• Goodwin Helps Advent Raise $2B For 7th Latin America Fund
• Law Firm Social Responsibility Strategies In The New Normal
• Data Outfit Gets Green Light For Health Plan In Win Over DOL
• Dental Supply Investors Get Class Cert. In Price-Fixing Suit
• Calif. To Manufacture Its Own Generic Drugs Under New Law
• Ga. Justices Revive Claims In Sperm Bank Sham-Donor Suit
• Pomerantz To Lead Endo Investor Suit Over Opioid Crisis
• Hoffmann-La Roche Can't Shake $1.4B Tamiflu FCA Suit
• Global Opioid Deal In Doubt After 6th Circ. Class Ruling
• Gartner Seeks To DQ Norton Rose In $340M Coverage Suit
• Judge OKs Worker's Suit Under Pa. Medical Marijuana Law
• Prince's Family Can't Sue Calif. Doctor Over His Death
• Ex-Saints Player Files Malpractice Suit Against Ex-Team Docs
• Arizona Says Trans Prof's Bias Case Fails Despite Bostock
• 5th Circ. Affirms Medicare Fraudster's 20-Year Sentence
• Walmart Beats Ex-Pharmacist's Bid To Revive Opioid FCA Suit
• What To Expect On Key Civil Procedure Issues From Barrett
• Black Worker Accuses Harvard Health Lab Of Racial Bias
• Teva Fails To Get $110M Drug Contract Suit Tossed
• Ga. Justices Nix New Trial In $46M Brain Damage Suit
• IUD Users Want Teva Defect Suits Sent To Calif. MDL
• NY Man Charged With COVID-19 Price-Gouging To Donate PPE
• How DOL Proposal Changes Independent Contractor Analysis
• How Law Articles And A Viral Clip Got Barrett The Nomination
• What Happens Now That Amy Coney Barrett Is The Nominee
• Judge Amy Coney Barrett: 7th Circ. Decisions To Know
• Among Democrats, A Growing Appetite To Alter High Court
• What A 6-Vote Majority Would Mean For The Supreme Court
• Judge Barrett Worth Nearly $2M, Disclosures Show
• A History Of Supreme Court Confirmations In 3 Charts
• Trump Chooses Amy Coney Barrett For Ginsburg's Seat
• Ex-King & Spalding Partner Settles Benefits Suit With Insurer
• Dem Reps. Eye High Court Term Limits, Temporary Expansion
• Kan. Court Backs Docs' Trial Win In Botched Surgery Suit
• NJ Nursing Home Faces Contempt Bid For Disobeying NLRB
• Moms Can't Get Class Treatment In Lactation Coverage Suit
• Dems Call To Investigate DOD's CARES Act Spending
• DC Circ. Says Alaska Native Cos. Can't Get COVID-19 Funds
• Trump EO On Surprise Medical Bills Shocks Employer Groups
• Ex-Lineman Tells 11th Circ. He Should Get Disability Benefits
• Mass. AG Says Firm Took Kickbacks To Refer Opioid Patients
• Minority Atty Group Honors Genentech For Diversity Efforts
• Care.com Escapes Investors' Background Check Suit
• Premera Blue Cross Inks $6.85M HIPAA Deal, 2nd Largest Ever
• Cerner, Workers Near Settlement In 401(k) Suit
• NC Justices Restore $6.5M Jury Award In Patient Death Suit
• Medical Science Co. Wants Hiscox To Foot False Ad Defense
• SEC Says Biotech Boss Conned Investors Over COVID-19 Test
• Brown Law Tapped To Lead Tivity Health Class Suit In Del.
• A Likely Tipping Point For Nonlawyer Ownership Of Law Firms
• The Challenges Facing Trump's Drug Pricing Order
• Ohio Medical Pot Co. Demands Action On Expansion Request
• Taxation With Representation: Weil, Latham, Skadden
• Gynecologist's COVID-19 Insurance Suit Survives Dismissal
• Pot Retailer Ignored Routine Sexual Harassment, EEOC Says
• Beware DOJ's Statutory Tool For Fighting COVID-19 Fraud
• Mass. Vet Home Leaders Charged Over Deadly Virus Outbreak
• FDA OKs Import Of Some Prescription Drugs From Canada
• 3 Highlights As Trump Makes Flimsy Vow On ACA Protections
• Pot Co. Says NJ Rival Can't Jump Line For Hoboken Spot
• Appeal 'Overlap' Preserves Akebia Kidney Drug Coverage Suit
• Insurers Lose ACA Health Exchange Tax Challenge In DC
• Nevada Regulator Seeks 10-Year Ban For Pot Co.
• Drinker Biddle Strikes Deal To End Defamation Suit
• J&J, Bausch Look To Finally Flush Talc False Ad Suit
• Patients Say Suit Over Faulty Embryo Tank Not Too Verbose
• NJ Medical Network Faces ERISA Suit Over Excessive Fees
• UK Antitrust Watchdog Clears Private Health Care Takeover
• D.C. Circ. Ponders $600M Rebate Switch Against Mallinckrodt
• Hospital Union Can't Get All Sale Docs In 3rd Circ. Fight
• 3rd Circ. Suggests Care One's RICO Suit Belongs With Jury
• Ex-Cancer Center Prez Indicted In Antitrust Conspiracy
• Bankrupt Lab Takes Mintz Malpractice Fight To 11th Circ.
• Deals Rumor Mill: Ant Group, Aviva, Sequoia Capital
• Bard Strikes $60M Multistate Deal Over Pelvic Mesh Marketing
• Breaking Down The Top 3 COVID-19 Workplace Claims
• A Road Map For Drafting Persuasive Discovery Motions
• Opioid MDL Negotiating Class Struck Down By 6th Circ.
• Veteran Mental Health Bill Sent To Trump, Other Bills Proceed
• Pitt Professor Says Firing Over 'Killed' Comment Was Biased
• UPS Worker Says She Was Fired Over COVID-19 Quarantine
• DC Circ. Mulls Vape Makers' Challenge To FDA E-Cig Rule
• Trump's COVID-19 Response Based On Science, Officials Say
• Calif. AG Asks Senate Not To Replace CCPA With National Law
• Doctor Certification Group Ducks Antitrust Claims
• 3 Takeaways From Ill. Ruling On BIPA And Workers' Comp
• Gilead To Pay $97M To Resolve Copay Kickback Claims
• Ex-City Nat'l VP Says COVID-Delayed Med Help Led To Firing
• Princess Cruise Passengers See COVID-19 Suit Slashed
• Clinic Faces Uphill Battle With Insurer, 11th Circ. Judge Warns
• Drug Distributors Seek Out Of W.Va. Opioid Bellwether
• AGs Denied Early Win In ACA Civil Rights Rollback Suit
• AmerisourceBergen Says Chancery Records Ruling Too Broad
• Latham, Davis Polk, Whalen Guide GoodRx's $1.1B IPO
• College Rivalry Not Enough To Move Ex-NFLer's Fraud Trial
• How Congress Can Depoliticize The Supreme Court
• OSF Workers Push For $25M Deal In 'Church Plan' Suit
• Dentists' COVID-19 Coverage Suit Can Go Ahead In Mo. Court
• EEOC Says Kindred Unit Illegally Denied Telework Request
• Weil Conflict Tainted Insys Exec's Conviction, 1st Circ. Told
• 1st Circ. ERISA Benefit Ruling Misapplies Review Standard
• Without Ginsburg, High Court May Still Keep ACA Intact
• The Case For A Nonpolitical Federal Judiciary
• Pharmacies Lose Bid To Revisit Ruling On Their Opioid Duties
• Chubb Must Defend Rite Aid In Opioid Suits, Del. Court Says
• EU Told That COVID-19 Vaccine Makers Shouldn't Be Liable
• New DOL Independent Contractor Rule Asks Who's The Boss
• Debevoise-Led Blackstone Joins Insurer's $500M Fund Round
• 2nd Circ. Upholds Conn. Doctor's Insider Trading Conviction
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• Feds Slam Regeneron's Attempt To Duck Kickback Suit
• Vt. Legislators Approve Recreational Cannabis Sales, Tax
• Catalyst Says FDA Is Breaking Law By Approving Rival's Drug
• Trump's Drug Pricing Order Is More Bark Than Bite
• More Ill. Sterilization Cos. Face Residents' Air Pollution Suits
• Key Regulatory Concerns For Cos. Making COVID-19 Products
• Anthem-Cigna Merger Ruling Highlights Post-Deal Issues
• The Keys To A Better Privilege Logging Paradigm
• Justice Ginsburg: Who She Was, How She Shaped The Law
• Law360's The Term: The Life And Legacy Of Justice Ginsburg
• Judge Must Explain Facebook Friendship In Patient Death Suit
• Budding Textualist Star Barbara Lagoa Eyed For High Court
• McConnell Defends Election-Year Plan To Replace Ginsburg
• House Passes Bill Allowing FDA To Seize Counterfeits
• Labor Unions Appeal Akorn's Ch. 11 Plan Confirmation In Del.
• Mass. Pot Co. Says Regulator Sat On Application For Months
• 3 Key Developments As US Coronavirus Deaths Near 200,000
• Cruise Lines Propose COVID-19 Safety Practices To CDC
• Claims Court Ends Protest Over VA Health Distribution Deal
• Philly Bolsters Paid Sick Leave Requirements Amid Pandemic
• Budget Office Says Virus Stimulus May Dull Economic Output
• Downing Venture Capital Head Cops To $8M Ponzi Scheme
• Ill. Panel Rules Workers' Comp Law Doesn't Bar BIPA Claims
• House Votes To Repeal Health Insurers' Antitrust Immunity
• Buyers Fight CVS, Walgreens' Bid To Exit Blood Pressure MDL
• Quest Unit Beats Med Screeners' Cert. In OT Collective Action
• Insurer Beats Dental Clinic's COVID-19 Coverage Suit
• Health Experts Detail COVID-19 Vaccine Trial For Navajo
• Queens Hospital Escapes Nurse Manager's Race Bias Suit
• Insurer Wants Dentists' COVID-19 Claims Pulled From Court
• White House Due Process Memo Could Reform Enforcement
• Cravath, Latham Craft $8B Deal For Cancer Detection Biz
• Birthdays, Weddings And In Between: RBG And Her Clerks
• Our 'North Star': What RBG Means To Women In Law
• Will The Senate Replace Ginsburg Before Election Day?
• 5 To Watch As GOP Races To Fill Ginsburg's Seat
• RBG's Biggest Opinions, From Civil Rights To Civil Procedure
• House Forwards Bill On Counterfeit Medical Devices
• Mass. Hospital Urges State Not To OK Medical Pot Coverage
• Pot Co. Can't Get Rehearing In License Ownership Dispute
• 12 Firms To Guide IPOs Exceeding $2B As September Sizzles
• 9th Circ. Tasks Court Over Arbitrator To Weigh SEIU Grievance
• Amid Pandemic, Health Apps Face Privacy Law Patchwork
• In Her Own Words: 4 Of Ginsburg's Strongest Bench Dissents
• Cannabis Regs: NJ Clears New Dispensary Amid License Suit
• With The Passing Of Ginsburg, The Left Loses An Icon
• Calif. Gov. Signs Bill Expanding Access To Paid Family Leave
• DaVita Settles Investors' Patient-Steering Suit For $135M
• Justice Ginsburg, 87, Dies Of Cancer Complications
• Ga. City Deemed Within Its Rights To Cut Retirees' Health Plan
• Gilead Accused Of Paying To Stave Off HIV Drug Competition
• 3 Things Attys Still Want To See On IRS Cannabis Website
• Lawmakers Say Akin Gump Report Doesn't Clarify Kodak Loan
• Merck Says Vaccine Buyers Must Arbitrate Antitrust Suit
• Law Firm Hiring Considerations In A COVID-19 Economy
• US Says Philip Morris Not Exempt From Tobacco Warnings
• UnitedHealth Accused Of Improperly Cutting Reimbursements
• Kaplan Fox Nabs Lead In Investors' Rapid Virus Tests Suit
• Novant Beats Nurse's OT Suit Over 'Rigged' Pay System
• Taxation With Representation: Debevoise, Latham, Sidley
• Texas Court Undoes Order For New Trial In Suit Against Doc
• Widow Slams Pretrial Gag-Order Bid In Wrongful Death Case
• Coronavirus Q&A: Nixon Peabody's Real Estate Leader
• Derivative Suit Says Biotech Co. Lied About COVID-19 Vaccine
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• NLRB Top Cop Says Virus No Excuse For Violating Labor Law
• Comments To DOL Back National Paid Family Leave Policy
• Newsom Greenlights More COVID-19 Relief For Calif. Workers
• Fertility App Co. Settles With Calif. AG Over Privacy Concerns
• Federal Court Wipes Hands Of Maryland Pot Licensing Fight
• Feds Resist Merging Kickback Suits Against Teva, Regeneron
• Ixchel Loses 9th Circ. Appeal In Antitrust Row With Biogen
• LinkedIn, Zynga Founders' Blank-Check IPO Raises $600M
• NY Files Charges Against J&J Over Opioid Marketing
• Vt. House OKs Legalizing, Taxing Recreational Cannabis Sales
• 5 More Companies Raise $2.4B As IPO Market Keeps Rolling
• Nurses Unionize In 'First' For Private North Carolina Hospitals
• Pot Co.'s Ex-GC Says He Was Fired Over Age, Whistleblowing
• South Dakota Neurosurgeon Can't Dodge FCA Suit
• Sidley, Willkie Guide MetLife's $1.7B Deal For Versant
• OSHA's Wave Of Virus Fines Fails To Win Over Skeptics
• Comparing Recent State Data Breach Law Updates
• 10th Circ. Nixes Arbitration In United Healthcare OT Suit
• 5 Info Blocking Compliance Challenges For Health Providers
• House Dems Delay Vote To Deschedule Marijuana
• Anthem Slips Pharmacy's Suit Over Alleged Network Shutout
• Promise Healthcare Ch. 11 Plan Confirmed After Lengthy Talks
• Lawyers Must Act To Preserve Democracy This Election
• State AG Enforcement Is Important For Workers' Rights
• Allianz's Bad Bets Were 'Ticking Time Bomb,' $2B Suit Claims
• Texas High Court Hears Chiropractors' Neurology Fight
• Centene Says Jay-Z Is Force Behind Chancery Records Suit
• 1st Circ. Upholds NLRB Ban On Union Lobbying Dues
• Akin Gump's Probe Of Kodak Loan Finds No Law Violations
• Akerman Guides Fla. Pot Giant Trulieve's $66M Entry Into Pa.
• Top Sports Litigator Joins O'Melveny's DC Team
• NJ Nurse's Firing After Failed Drug Test Deemed Legal
• Senate Confirms District Judges For Calif., Ill.
• NY Doctor Must Face Suit Over Nursing Home Patient's Death
• Northwestern To Face Nurse's COVID-19 Mask Retaliation Suit
• HHS Unveils Vaccine Rollout Details As Dems Seek Oversight
• Real Estate Rumors: ESJ, Opentrons, Cars.com
• Best Practices For Health Care Mergers In The COVID-19 Era
• Pa. Justices To Again Weigh Doctors' Peer Review Protections
• Kirkland Alum Among 2 Prosecutors Tapped For Tenn. Bench
• Patients' Groups Drop Suit Over Utah's Medical Pot Law
• Linklaters, Kirkland Rep On Takeda $414M Surgical Patch Divestment
• HHS Proposal May Simplify Guidance For Regulated Entities
• How To Effectively Defend Witnesses In Remote Depositions
• What To Know About DOL's Revamped Virus Paid Leave Rule
• Iranian Hackers Said To Target US Agencies, Cos. Via VPNs
• Ex-Colts Player Takes Plea In NFL Health Plan Fraud Case
• Nursing Home Calls Out Racial Bias In Black Man's $7M Award
• 9th Circ. Revives Tribal Health Provider's Power Grab Suit
• Mo. Agency Evasive In Medical Pot Investigation, Report Says
• Rejected Pa. Medical Pot Licensee Has Right To See Score
• Senate Approves First New Calif. Federal Judges Since 2015
• Pa. Medical Pot Applications Should Be Public, Justices Hear
• Pa. Court Reinstates Hospital's Med Mal Trial Win
• Kirkland Guides Health-Focused SPAC's $500M IPO Plans
• Dana-Farber Tells Fed. Circ. Not To Revisit Inventorship Ruling
• Sidley, Latham Steer Dialysis Co. Outset's Upsized $242M IPO
• FTC Says Texas Anesthesia Proposal Still Misses The Mark
• FTC Expert Predicts 20% Price Hike From Pa. Hospitals Merger
• DC Circ. Urged To Rethink HHS Cuts To Hospital Payments
• House Dems Urge Justices To Hear Pot Legalization Fight
• Whether And How To Compel Remote Arbitration
• AGs In A Pandemic: James Talks NY Response
• Cos. Should Brace For Workers' Vaccine Safety Concerns
• Jefferson CFO Walks Back Stance At Einstein Antitrust Trial
• Dems Say Trump Appointees Politicized CDC Virus Reports
• Hospital System Beats Mental Health Care Coverage Suit
• Whistleblower Fights Cigna's Effort To Boot FCA Suit From NY
• Cannabis Attys Press Justices To Hear Pot Legalization Case
• Scripps Research Pays $10M To Settle Federal Grant FCA Suit
• Whistleblower Reports Poor Medical Care At Ga. ICE Facility
• Ohio Enacts COVID-19 Liability Shield For Businesses, Others
• Ex-Workers Can't Keep Fraud Claim In Vacation Time Fight
• Trump's Latest Drug Pricing Executive Order Draws Doubts
• IHS Beats Wash. Tribe's Suit For More Health Center Funding
• PE-Backed GoodRx Leads 4 IPO Launches Totaling $1.4B
• Coronavirus Q&A: Venable's FDA Co-Chair
• Trulieve Says Canadian Listing Bars Securities Suits
• 4 Inventorship Lessons From Fed. Circ.'s Dana-Farber Ruling
• Pot Co. Beats Wrongful Firing Claim In Tax Scheme Suit
• The Unique Challenges Of Protecting A Law Firm Brand
• 2nd Circ. Reinstates NY Tax On Opioid Distributors
• OSHA Fines La. Health System Over COVID-19 Violations
• Insurer Says Rejection Of COVID-19 Loss Suits Growing Daily
• Pot Biz Can Use Alternate Tax Accounting Method, IRS Says
• 3 Ways COVID-19 Is Shaping The Student Housing Sector
• OSHA Cites NJ Health Network Over COVID-19 Safety
• Ill. Doc Keeps Trial Win In Suit Over Double Amputations
• DC Circ. Mulls Alaska Native Cos.' Place In Virus Fund Law
• Neb. Medical Pot Backers Say Court Ruling Won't Stop Them
• Former PetMed Execs Ink $2.5M Deal To End SEC Suit
• Home Health Care Co. Tries Again To Escape FCA Case
• Calif. Court Won't Cut $9.3M Award In Unwanted-Surgery Suit
• Fla. High Court Again Told Medical Pot Law Unconstitutional
• Coronavirus Q&A: Crowell & Moring's Health Care Chair
• DOL Revamps COVID-19 Leave Rule After Court Loss
• Insys Boss Tells 1st Circ. Feds Made Him Opioid 'Scapegoat'
• Sens. Introduce Bill To Increase Tribal Health Data Access
• Taxation With Representation: Latham, Ropes, DLA Piper
• HHS Grilled Over $250M Coronavirus Publicity Campaign
• Bail Hearing Yields News That MCC To Reopen For Atty Visits
• SmileDirect Decision Reveals Antitrust Risk For State Boards
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Shawnee Tribe Loses Suit Claiming Unfair Virus Funding
• Investment Firm Founder Wins $8M In AXA Life Insurance Suit
• Gov't Again Appeals $30M Award In Kidney Failure Suit
• Fla. High Court Asked To Rethink 'Upended' Discovery Rules
• Feds Can Test Ex-Theranos CEO's 'Mental Disease' Defense
• State AGs Say Drugmakers Want To Delay Price-Fixing Trials
• Dems Say CMS Chief Spent $6M On 'Personal Brand' Advisers
• Coronavirus Litigation: The Week In Review
• AGs Seek Early Win In Challenge To ACA Civil Rights Rollback
• Neb. Supreme Court Blocks Medical Pot Initiative From Ballot
• 3 Key Takeaways From Labor Dept.'s New Expense Guidance
• Dakessian Tax Practice Adds Ex-Berkshire Hathaway Adviser
• Summer's Top 10 Deals Show How Pandemic Is Shaping M&A
• Employers Can Still Ban LGBT Workers, Religious Group Says
• Green Thumb Says Botched Appraisal Forced It To Overpay
• Einstein Seeks Contempt Order In Hospital Merger Doc Fight
• FDA Warns Websites Over Illegal Opioid Sales
• Takeda Plasma Co. Hit With Ill. Finger Scan Privacy Claims
• 4 Issues To Watch In Philly FTC Hospital Merger Trial
• Avoiding Internal Legal Conflict When A Payor Is A Provider
• True Health's Ch. 11 Confirmation Affirmed Over Feds' Protest
• What Rejection Of EPA Immunity In Flint Suits Means For Cos.
• Hedge Fund-Backed SPAC Leads 3 IPOs Raising $860M Total
• Judge Trims Invisalign Maker Shareholder Suit
• Family Wants Late Housekeeper's Virus Suit In State Court
• Takeaways From DOJ Civil Division's Inability-To-Pay Memo
• FDA Seeks To Ditch Big Tobacco's Cigarette Warning Suit
• 1st Circ. Keeps Harvard Pilgrim's ERISA Coverage Win
• 3 Developments As Trump Admits Downplaying Virus Threat
• NJ Tries To Ax Ex-Official's Claims Over Virus-Related Firing
• 5th Circ. Backs CMS Win In Reimbursement Formula Row
• House Committee Advances Medical Marijuana Research Bill
• Wilson Sonsini Steers Digital Health Care Co.'s $175M Round
• Columbia Care Can't Dodge Fla. Pot Trade Secret Fight
• Doctor Says FDA Made Wrong Call On Opioids In NY AG Suit
• 6th Circ. Douses Doc's Bid For Rain Damage Coverage
• W.Va. Hospital Pays $50M To End False Claims, Kickback Suit
• W.Va. Opioid Trial Prep Under Time Crunch Due To Pandemic
• Senior Living Co. Still Violating BIPA, Ex-Worker Says
• Ex-Analysts Pitch Insider Trading Challenge To High Court
• China's Talent Recruiting Plans Pose New Risks For Academia
• Football Is Back. Football Litigation Never Left.
• Coronavirus Q&A: Ervin Cohen Real Estate Leader
• 8th Circ. Affirms Conviction In Medicare Kickback Scheme
• WilmerHale Builds Life Sciences Presence With Boston Hire
• What To Know When Making Dispositive Motions In Arbitration
• Feds Urge Toss Of Tribe's Suit Over Virus Checkpoints
• Ex-GC Nets Early Win Against CBD Cos. Over Stocks, Benefits
• ERISA Ruling Shows Daunting Review Standard For Claimants
• Hilary Swank Rips Health Plan's 'Antiquated' Cyst Care Stance
• Freeman Mathis Nabs 5 Partners As Thompson Coe Exits LA
• Big Pharma CEOs Vow No Shortcuts On COVID-19 Vaccine
• Pa., Wis. Want Short-Term Health Plan Rule Axed In DC Circ.
• Feds Urge 9th Circ. To Undo Whistleblower's Upped Award
• NJ Nursing Facilities Sued Over Dozens Of COVID-19 Deaths
• Justices Urged To Weigh Ex-NFL Player's Pot Legalization Bid
• 4 COVID-19 Benefits Cases To Watch In 2020's Home Stretch
• Spike In Workplace COVID-19 Suits Only Starting, Report Says
• Swiss Court Rejects Semenya's Testosterone Limits Challenge
• Sutter Health Among Cos. Cited By Cal/OSHA Over COVID-19
• Jury Says Insurer Owes $4.5M Over Delayed OK To Surgery
• Senate GOP Unveils 'Targeted' COVID-19 Relief Package
• Democratic AGs Return Fire In High Court Abortion Pill Row
• CBP Must Secure Lapsing Medical Contract, Watchdog Warns
• Industry Reps Say Pa.'s Study On Med Mal Rules Falls Short
• Esformes Cites Prosecutorial Misconduct In 11th Circ. Appeal
• Michigan City Beats Medical Marijuana Permit Fight
• Ohio Counties Blast Pharmacies' Review Bid In Opioid MDL
• Virus Relief Bill Could Harm Lending, Collections Landscape
• Ex-Insys Execs Cite Virus, Family In Bid To Delay Sentences
• Baylor Scott & White Fights Cert. In Health Workers' OT Suit
• Assessing Health Data Privacy Damages During A Pandemic
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• 5 Common Virus-Related Employment Claims To Know
• Employers Not Required To Allow Post-Virus Telework: EEOC
• Princess Says Cruisers' COVID-19 Injuries Too Varied For Cert.
• 4 Ways Amicus Briefs Can Support An Overall Legal Strategy
• Google, U. Of Chicago Dodge Patient Data Disclosure Suit
• Quinn Defends $185M Fee Request In 'Pioneering' ACA Suit
• 7th Circ. Told Insurer Has No Duty To Cover $3.3M TCPA Deal
• 11th Circ. OKs Medicare Providers' Suits Against Insurers
• Express Scripts Defeats Patient Poaching Appeal At 8th Circ.
• Md. Pot Agency Says Probe Finds No Bias In License Process
• LA Eatery Can't Get COVID-19 Coverage, Travelers Tells Judge
• Fed. Circ. Judge Wary Of St. Jude Heart Valve Patent Defense
• Taxation With Representation: Debevoise, Wilson, Mayer
• Akorn Ch. 11 Plan Confirmed Over MDL Plaintiffs' Objection
• Dental Cos.' $1.3M Deal In OT Suit Mostly OK, Judge Says
• The Enforcement Vacuum Surrounding 340B Drug Pricing
• Teva's $23B Opioid Litigation Deal Faces New Wave Of Attacks
• 2 FCA Defenses Can Address Vague Pandemic-Related Rules
• Deciding Whether Co-Mediation Is Right For Your Case
• I-Mab Bags AbbVie Partnership, Nets $418M From Investors
• Blockchain Could Answer Contact Tracing Privacy Concerns
• Top OSHA Issues For Health Care Employers During COVID-19
• Pokémon Go Maker Accused Of Infringing Gaming IP
• Boehringer Blocked From Making False GSK Inhaler Claims
• GAO Says CARES Act Contractor Leave Pay Is Limited So Far
• State Farm Needn't Cover Chiropractor's COVID-19 Losses
• 7th Circ. Keeps Illinois' COVID-19 Quarantine Order Afloat
• Blue Cross, Hospital Chain Tell 7th Circ. To Toss Antitrust Suit
• Texas Atty Accused Of Double Dealing On Mask Sales
• Health Care Co. To Pay $150K To Settle EEOC Race Bias Suit
• Humana's Glumetza Suit Too Little, Too Late, Court Told
• DOJ Asks 9th Circ. To Lift Trump Insurance Rule Block
• Independence Blue Cross Units Ink $2M False Claims Act Deal
• Flap Over Married Jurors Can't Undo Med Mal Defense Verdict
• 4th Circ. Halts Trump Admin.'s Abortion Referral Rule
• 5 Steps To Help Universities Manage Foreign Influence Risk
• AAC Committee Slams $1.3M Key Employee Award Fast-Track
• Texas Panel Won't End Organ Harvesting Suit Against Doc
• Fla. Dentist's Bid For COVID-19 Loss Coverage Axed
• Black Law Firm Leaders On Improving Diversity In BigLaw
• Ariz. Law Firm Ownership Rule Change Is A Win For Clients
• HHS Must Hold Off On Enforcing Anti-LGBTQ ACA Rule
• 6th Circ. Backs PBGC's Right To End Delphi Pension Plan
• Emory Asks 11th Circ. To Back Win In Doctor's Race Bias Suit
• AbbVie Can't Escape Investors' Humira Kickbacks Suit
• The Anthem-Cigna 'Soap Opera' That Led To Chancery Defeat
• FDA Remarks On CBD Should Restart Suit, Consumers Say
• Jury Selection Claims Can't Revive Suit Over Child's Death
• Health Care Co. Accused Of Shorting Workers' Overtime
• 8th Circ. Won't Rethink Striking Down North Dakota PBM Law
• J&J's South Carolina Appeal Ends After Plaintiffs Drop Cases
• 5th Circ. Rules Ex-Stryker Worker Owes Co. $2.3M In Atty Fees
• Shawnee Tribe Slams Fed Bid To Duck COVID-19 Funding Suit
• Real Estate Rumors: AMLI, MiddleGround, Frank Kriger
• House To Probe Pandemic Deals Brokered By Trade Adviser
• Taco Bell Toxic Container Suit Stays In Federal Court
• Medical Group Must Turn Over Docs In Hospital Merger Case
• After Judge Skepticism, CVS Wage Deal Teed Up For Approval
• Workers With COVID-19 Sue After Firings In Georgia, Michigan
• How To Write A Better Comment Letter On Agency Proposals
• Mixed Reception For Trump CDC's Eviction Ban
• Princess Cruise Passengers Want Cert. In Virus Exposure Suit
• AbbVie Faces House Subpoena Over Humira Pricing
• Virus Conditions At NYC Prison Still 'Troubling,' Inmates Say
• Anthem Accused Of Bogus Defense Of $99M Escrow Holdback
• Allergan, Teva Accused Of Hiding 'Critical' Opioid Info
• Kite Pharma Wants Fed. Circ. To Nix Juno's $1.2B Patent Win
• FDA Guidance Addresses Wave Of Impurities In Popular Drugs
• CMS Wants Medicare To Cover 'Breakthrough' Devices Faster
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