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Health - January, 2021

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• Texas Justices Side With Chiropractors In Rule Challenge
• Drugmakers Must Face Fraud Claims In Valsartan MDL
• Fired Columbia Director Says Bias Led To False Accusations
• Racial Slur In Work Potluck Chat Can't Sustain Calif. Bias Case
• 3rd Circ. Says Dr. Didn't Need Successors' Ages For Bias Suit
• Only Calif. Buyers Win Class Cert. In Joint Pill False Ad Suit
• Calif. Justices Urged To Adopt Med Mal Damages Cap Outlier
• Prepare For NY Data Privacy Law To Catch Up To Calif.
• 5th Circ. Affirms Convictions In $375M Medicare Fraud Plot
• Texas Justices Clarify Proof Burden In Workers' Comp Dispute
• Health Hires: Sidley Austin And King & Spalding
• Trump Ally Atty Lin Wood Says No To Mental Health Exam
• Mass. High Court Tosses Suit Over Genzyme's Arthritis Device
• Nabriva Gets Initial Nod For $3M Investor Settlement
• 4 Highlights As Biden Starts Scrubbing Trump's Health Legacy
• Feds Can't Dodge Gilead HIV Patent Counterclaims
• Warren Fumes Over Nursing Home Bonus After CARES Relief
• Mallinckrodt Seeks To Move Acthar Cases To Delaware
• Supreme Court Leaves Sticky Arbitration Question Unsettled
• Coronavirus Litigation: The Week In Review
• House Panel Probes $79M In Ventilator Deals For Abuse
• Feds Say They Can't Intervene In Tribal Nurse's RICO Suit
• 9th Circ. Urged To Toss SmileDirect Harassment Suit
• Ill. Justices To Weigh Workers' Comp Effect On BIPA
• OIG Says VA Staffers Hid Health Data Deal's Privacy Concerns
• What Washington Privacy Act Would Mean For Cos.
• NM Tribe Sues IHS For Hospital Downsizing Amid Pandemic
• ConEd Worker Fired For Medical Pot Use Can Sue, Court Says
• Watchdog 'Deeply Troubled' By Gaps In Feds' Vaccine Rollout
• Paul Weiss-Bound Orrick Attys Exit Theranos Case
• Feds Say Health Co. Used Masters, Derby Trips As Kickbacks
• New Ariz. Law Practice Rules May Jump-Start National Reform
• Health Org. Sues Insurer Over $59M In COVID-19 Losses
• NY Health Officials Underreported COVID-19 Deaths, AG Finds
• Feds Say Canadian Extorted $27M From Ransomware Victims
• 2 Firms Steer Materials Co.'s £403M Bet On UK Manufacturer
• Ark. Court Says Patient Paralysis Suit Properly Tossed
• Meet The Diverse Set Of Attorneys Leading The Elmiron MDL
• Sens. Push FCC To Prioritize Rural Clinics In COVID Funding
• Judge Polster Talks Senior Status And Opioid MDL's Future
• UnitedHealth Unit Must Reprocess 67K Claims, Judge Says
• Walmart Beats Ala. Pharmacist's Age, Race Bias Suit
• HHS Emergency Money Was Misappropriated, Watchdog Says
• Texas Justices Told To Deny Blue Cross Blue Shield's Refund
• States Urged Not To Use Opioid Mega-Deals For Budgets
• Don't Be Shocked If Biden Drops ACA Attack, Former SGs Say
• Pandemic Further Fans Red Hot US Health Care M&A Market
• NJ Court Says Affidavit Rule Doesn't Apply In Med Mal Suit
• Special Master Urges Toss Of Opt-Out Valeant Investor Suit
• 17 States Back Trump's Medicaid Work Requirements Revival
• Nurse Says Fingers Can't Bend After Using Jewel Sanitizer
• How 2021 Appropriations Law Changes Employer Benefits
• Fla. Appeals Court Rejects Bid To Block County Mask Mandate
• Justices Asked To Decide If 1 Slur Enough To Back Bias Suits
• Harvard Professor In Early Talks To Resolve Criminal Case
• Home Care Co. Settles EEOC Suit Over Telework Denial
• NJ Court Lends Support To FDA Evidence In Mesh Cases
• Opioid MDL Judge Takes Senior Status, Setting Up Biden Pick
• Pot Sales Tracker Metrc Loses Mo. Fight To Collect Fees
• FDA Puts Mexican Sanitizers On Import Alert Over Toxin
• Eli Lilly Says HHS Drug Discount Rule Will Cost It Billions
• Ill. Attys See Injury Award Interest Bill As Boon And Burden
• Aetna Coverage Expansion Seen As Win For Trans Clients
• Judge Doubts Walmart's Preemptive Opioid Suit Can Prevail
• DOL Says Its Home Care OT Rule Meets High Court Test
• Alsup Slams UnitedHealthcare For 'Cherry-Picking' Facts
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• Do Virus Response Liability Protections Cover Vaccinations?
• 10 Tips For Your Next Virtual Court Appearance
• Infection Control Rules For Nursing Homes Are Too Strict
• 4 Firms Steer SPAC's $300M Israeli Medical Pot Co. Tie-Up
• Assessing What's To Come In PPP Loan Enforcement
• EEOC Must Face Christian Groups' Challenge To LGBT Rights
• Amazon Seeks To Move Pa. Virus Mask Suit To Arbitration
• Court Cuts Off 'Self-Dealing' Union Health Plan Trustee
• COVID-19 Liability Shield Survives Salty Debate In Fla. Senate
• PhRMA Latest To Sue HHS Over Pharmacy Discounts
• Ga. Board Can't Claim Immunity In SmileDirect Case, Feds Say
• Biden To Restrict Travel From S. Africa Over COVID-19 Variant
• J&J's Bid To Ax $15M Mesh Verdict Meets Skeptical NJ Court
• 9th Circ. Blocks Some Of Calif. COVID-19 Church Service Rule
• 7th Circ. Won't Revive Age Bias Suit Against Indiana Hospital
• 11th Circ. Lets Emory Seek Indemnity For Sleep Lab Death
• After Trump, Dem Probes May Turn To Companies
• High Court Axes COVID-19 Texas, Tenn. Abortion Decisions
• MCC Warden Says Some Inmates Got COVID-19 Vaccine
• Texas Unions Say COVID-19 Shows Need To Protect Workers
• DC Circ. Picks Apart FCC Over 5G Wireless Safety Review
• 'Pharma Bro' Shkreli Can't Have FTC Prison Call Transcripts
• FTC Says Endo, Impax Cut 2nd Opana ER Pay-For-Delay Deal
• Drugmakers Must Face Warranty Claims In Valsartan MDL
• EpiPen Buyers Want Remote Testimony In Pricing MDL
• J&J, Bausch Beat Talc Products False Ad Claims
• Pa. County Says Medical Pot User Can't Guard Drug Offenders
• Don't Let Lies Infiltrate The Mediation Process
• Former Insys Execs Win 7th Virus-Induced Prison Delay
• High Court Won't Decide Arbitration Carveout Question
• Judges On Race: Lack Of Data Deters Criminal Justice Reform
• Raucous 2021 Awaits FCA Litigants After Low-Key Year
• Failure To Warn Claims Axed From Biomet Hip Implant Suit
• Diverse Atty Group Wins Lead Counsel In Elmiron MDL
• Calif. Children's Hospital Sued Over Blackbaud Data Breach
• Whistleblower's Kickback Suit Against Health First Tossed
• Pa. Court Revives Surgery Patient's Nerve Damage Suit
• Biden Draws Conservative Ire Over 'Social' Regulatory Reform
• 7th Circ. Declines Reviving Doctor's Age Discrimination Suit
• Fla. Nursing Home Settles EEOC's Pregnancy Bias Suit
• DuPont, Others Commit $4B To 'Forever Chemical' Liabilities
• Cannabis Bill Roundup: A New Slate Of State Pot Reforms
• 2 Administrative Law Issues In Tribal CARES Act Funds Ruling
• Insys Execs Safe In Prison With Biden Vaccine Plan, Feds Say
• 6th Circ. OKs Block On Chinese Heart-Device Sales In IP Fight
• Health Hires: Inspire Medical, Squire Patton Boggs
• Q&A: Tracy Morgan's Crash Atty On Coronavirus, Zoom Trials
• Ill. Justices Clear Orthopedic Clinic Of Liability In Med Mal Suit
• Del. Books And Records Ruling Offers 4 Lessons For Cos.
• Taxation With Representation: Wilson, Faegre Drinker, Weil
• Health Chain Looks To Ax Suit Over 'As-Is' Pa. Hospital Buy
• Fertility App Shared Private Data With Chinese Cos., Suit Says
• Wash. Man Charged With Selling Untested COVID-19 Vaccine
• Biden Inks Order Bolstering Virus Protections For Workers
• Coronavirus Litigation: The Week In Review
• Insys Founder To Pay NJ $5M In Opioid Bribery Settlement
• Brazil Conditionally Clears $825M Takeda Drug Divestment
• Paul Weiss Builds Bay Area Office With Orrick, Kirkland Hires
• Aides Score $1.4M Deal In FLSA Suit Against Home Care Org.
• Federal Judge Throws Virus Coverage Query To Ohio Justices
• Real Estate Rumors: Caron, Dollar Jackpot, Protective Life
• 9th Circ. Delays Public Charge Ruling As Justices Mull Case
• Predictions For How Telehealth Law Will Evolve In 2021
• Full 5th Circ. Grapples With Texas Abortion Law Impact
• Acadia's 'Quality Care' Claim For Jury To Decide, Judge Says
• Amazon, Etsy's Mask Sales In Pa. Trigger Tax Class Suit
• Faegre, Latham Drive $1.1B Boston Scientific-Preventice Deal
• Law Firms Should Note GCs' Growing Focus On Biz Strategies
• Biden To 'Fully Use' Defense Production Act In COVID-19 Plan
• Two Women Plead Guilty In $109M Medicare Fraud Scheme
• Biden DOJ May Ax Ban On 3rd-Party Donation Settlements
• Medical Transport Co. Loses 4th Circ. Appeal In Antitrust Case
• Trump's Final Pardons Erase High-Profile Health Convictions
• COVID-19 Tracking App Says It Was Foiled By App Store Ban
• Bard Mesh Expert's Bellwether Testimony 'Irrelevant': Patient
• Seattle Times Beats Surgeon's Defamation Suit
• Pa. Port Authority Ban On 'Black Lives Matter' Masks Blocked
• UnitedHealth Unit Draws 1st Follow-On No-Poach Class Action
• Latham-Led Medical Device Company Returns To IPO Market
• How Defense Production Act May Affect Vaccine Supply Chain
• Purdue Committees Get OK To Join Insurance Suits
• Time's Up Chief To Co-Chair Revived Gender Policy Council
• 'Loss Or Damage' Critical To Virus Coverage, Dentist Argues
• No Opinion On Nonattorney Reps In Fla. Medicaid Appeals
• Nursing Home Aides Try To Exit Wage Suit After DOL Steps In
• 6 Changes The Legal Industry Should Prepare For
• Convicts With NJ Ties Among Trump's Final Pardons
• Spencer Fane Adds Health Care Partner From Shackelford
• Nursing Home Sued Over Virus Blasted For 'Circular' Logic
• Pot Co. Says Oklahoma Residency Rule Unconstitutional
• DOJ Tells 11th Circ. New Law Supports Oscar's Fla. Blue Case
• Feds Near Win In Mass. ACA Birth Control Coverage Suit
• EMS Workers Want Class Cert. In FDNY Promotion Bias Suit
• Dems Rip Trump's 'Reckless And Cruel' Medicaid Agenda
• Another Ill. Dental Practice Loses COVID-19 Coverage Bid
• 4 Cos. Join IPO Pipeline Seeking To Raise $3.9B Total
• Drug Benefits Co. Valued At $1.1B In PE Deal Led By 3 Firms
• Justices Turn Away False Claims Act Nurse Staffing Suit
• Purdue Insurer Says Committees Can't Bring Coverage Suits
• Arizona May Have Nudged US Law Firms Toward Future IPOs
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• FTC Antitrust Alum Joins Faegre Drinker As DC Partner
• Mylan Can't Escape EpiPen Distributors' Antitrust Claims
• BPCIA Info Exchange Is Failing To Streamline Patent Litigation
• Attys Want $11M After Record Home Health Care FCA Deal
• Biden Taps Trans Doctor For HHS Assistant Secretary
• 'Pharma Bro' Shkreli Again Denied Early Prison Release
• Koch-Tied Org. Urges Miss. Justices To Keep Medical Pot Vote
• Mallinckrodt OK'd To Pay Fees In Ch. 11 Despite Outcry
• Ex-U.S. Atty Carpenito Jumps To King & Spalding's NY Office
• Addressing The Security Risks Of University Foreign Funding
• Novo Joins Challenge To HHS Pharma Discount Opinion
• Miss. Businessman Gets 18 Years For $288M Tricare Fraud
• Texas Doc Keeps Win In Suit Over Child's Fatal Asthma Attack
• Excellus To Pay $5.1M In HHS Deal Over Data Hack
• Ex-Insys Manager Frets Over 'Prison Parenting' In Delay Bid
• Insurer Asks 8th Circ. To Affirm Win In Virus Coverage Bout
• New York City Dodges Sanctions In FDNY Promotion Bias Suit
• Encompass Health Squashes Doctor's Retaliation Claims
• Ex-NFLer's Family Says Nursing Home On Hook For Fatal Fall
• Pa. Medical Pot Biz Says Ex-Employee Hacked Network
• FTC Studying Medical Mergers With Data From Cigna, Aetna
• Rite Aid Must Face Trial For Inflated Drug Price Claims
• Biden COVID-19 Team Taps Veteran Public Health Law Prof
• Taxation With Representation: Baker, Wachtell, Shearman
• What's On The Horizon For Unclaimed Property In 2021
• 7th Circ. Backs VA In Denying Ex-Nurse's Disability Bias Suit
• 4 Legal Industry Trends Litigation Financiers Are Watching
• 3 Benefits Takeaways From New Surprise Medical Billing Law
• NY Court Revives Suit Over Botched Gallbladder Surgery
• 5th Circ. Erases $4M HHS Privacy Fine Against Texas Hospital
• Feds Tell 7th Circ. $30M Kidney Failure Award Still Unjustified
• Mallinckrodt Ch. 11 Talks Stalled Amid Fee Row, Judge Told
• 9th Circ. Revives Wrongful Death Suit Against San Diego Jail
• AARP, UnitedHealth Judge Says Seniors Face 'Uphill Battle'
• DOJ's False Claims Haul Hits Decade Low At $2.2B
• 6th Circ. Won't Stop Ex-FDA Chief's Opioid MDL Testimony
• Ga. Gov. Vows To Expand Virus Tax Credits For Manufacturers
• Biden Floats Stimulus Checks, Credits In $1.9T Of Virus Relief
• Diverse Atty Group Proposed As Lead Counsel In Elmiron MDL
• Tribal Health Center Workers Claim Immunity From Firing Suit
• Coronavirus Litigation: The Week In Review
• Medical Pot Producers Want NM Forced To Boost Plant Limit
• 3 Takeaways From Senate Insulin Pricing Probe
• Attys Want $4.2M Fee Award For UnitedHealth ERISA Case
• Mass. General Scraps NH Merger Plan Amid Antitrust Probe
• Cannabis Firm Wants Pot Co.'s $5M Malpractice Claims Axed
• A Lawyer's Guide To Setting Well-Being Goals In 2021
• NJ Trade Org Calls State Apprenticeship Law Unconstitutional
• Bankers Trust To Pay $5M In Hospice Workers' ESOP Suit
• Lessons From 2020 Life Sciences Securities Class Actions
• Simpson-Steered PE Shop Amasses $10.2B Across 2 Funds
• Ex-IRS Office Head Can't Get NJ Hospital's Tax Records
• Florida Court Finds Debtor Appeals Stayed By Ch. 11
• Va. Atty, Lawmakers Seek To Abolish Med Mal Damages Cap
• Mexico Says US Must Vaccinate Migrant Workers Under Pact
• Stem Cell Clinic Takes On FDA Regulations In 11th Circ.
• Drugmakers Sue HHS To Curtail Discounts To Pharmacies
• Period Tracker App Reaches Deal In FTC Data Sharing Suit
• NYT, WSJ Win Access To Report Of IHS Doctor's Sex Abuse
• Cigna Awarded $5.8M in Texas False Claims Case
• Real Estate Rumors: JP Morgan, F45 Training, Silverstone
• 3rd Circ. Backs Pa. Hospital's Win In Secretary's FMLA Fight
• Simpson Thacher Steers Silver Lake Fund To $20B Close
• No Contamination, No Coverage For Dentist's Virus Claims
• Keyword Searches To Improve Your Privilege Doc Review
• Latham, Milbank Guide Talkspace's $1.4B Go-Public Deal
• 4th Circ. Revives Detained Migrant Kids' Mental Health Claim
• Justices Let FDA Require Abortion Pill Visits Amid Pandemic
• PBM Lobby Sues To Block Trump's 'Radical' Drug Rebate Rule
• Consumers Can't Bring Out-Of-State Claims in Valsartan MDL
• Perrigo Urges US Judge Not To Delay $163.5M Tax Trial
• Feds Want Jury Told Of Ex-Theranos CEO's 'Lavish Lifestyle'
• 3rd Circ. Says Philly Injection Site Would Break Drug Law
• 22 AGs Back Planned Parenthood In 5th Circ. Abortion Suit
• DOJ's Antitrust Unit Making Good On Labor Market Warnings
• State AGs' 2020 Actions Offer Hints At 2021 Priorities
• 5 Blank-Check Cos. Raise $1.1B Amid Sizzling IPO Market
• US Trustee Says Mallinckrodt Fee Deals Still Defective
• A Law Of The Digital Sea Could Expand Data Rights, Oversight
• The Benefits Of More Alternative Dispute Resolution At GAO
• Health Plan Wants Out Of Trans Benefits Coverage Lawsuit
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• Mass. Neuroscience Co. Minerva Hit With Stock-Drop Suit
• 3 Firms Guide $350M Senior Living Real Estate Venture
• PBM Lobby Asks High Court To Ax 8th Circ. Benefits Law Win
• ABA Approves Remote Practice, But Questions Remain
• Holland & Knight Accused Of Conflict In Med Billing Fraud Suit
• Ariz. Trans Teens Urge Class Status For Surgery Coverage
• Senate Flip Could Turbocharge Cannabis Deal-Making
• Jones Day, Wachtell Lead $3.6B Deal For Medical Products Co.
• LA's US Attorney Returns To Gibson Dunn Partnership
• Ex-FDA Chief Getting Biden Admin. Post, Opioid Atty Says
• Miss. Using 'Zombie Law' To Legalize Medical Pot, City Says
• Humana Sues Teva Over Alleged Copay Fraud Scheme
• Mylan, Pfizer Fight Remote Testimony In EpiPen Trial
• Name Brand Drug Cos. Ax Labeling Claims In Zantac MDL
• High Court Won't Weigh In On Cigna's $40M ERISA Suit Win
• Calif. Pot Agency Consolidation Planned For This Year
• Greenberg Traurig Brings On Product Liability Atty In Miami
• Calif. Agency Wins Pause Of $1B Destroyed Hemp Crop Suit
• 9th Circ. Judge Worries Doc Wants Privacy Breach 'Free Pass'
• Real Estate Rumors: Woodfield, Kaiser Permanente, Axonic
• 9th Circ. Gets Tougher On Experts At Class Certification
• Keys To Creating Standout Law Firm Thought Leadership
• Justices Won't Review Do-Overs Of Whistleblower FCA Cases
• Law360's Tort Report: COVID-19 Biz Immunity Bills Floated
• PPP Enforcement Issues To Watch In 2021
• Ill. Dental Clinic Can't Revive COVID-19 Coverage Suit
• Justices Toss FMC Bid For Review Of Tribes' Waste Fee
• High Court Won't Nix Nat'l Class Ruling In Ill. Junk-Fax Case
• Becton Buyers Defend Revived Antitrust Suit
• DST Workers Settle ERISA Investment Suit For $79M
• Justices Nix 2nd Circ. Insider Trading Ruling After Bridgegate
• Justices Won't Hear Case On Abortion Protester Buffer Zone
• Judges On Race: The Power Of Discretion In Criminal Justice
• Top 5 Criminal Justice Reforms Advocates Want Under Biden
• Ignore 'Scaremongering' On FCA Circuit Split, Justices Told
• Indicted Navajo County Health Head Pleads Not Guilty To Theft
• IHS Tells DC Circ. Alaska Tribal Org Can't Recoup Costs
• Drug. Co. Can't Keep Emails Under Wraps In Valsartan MDL
• Calif. Physician Escapes Suit Over Newborn's Death
• Memorial Sloan COVID-19 Cleaners Sue Over Wages
• Ex-NJ Nursing Home Worker Says Virus Cost Him His Job
• 4 Things Garland Could Do For Marijuana Reform As AG
• Shkreli Can't Pause Suit Pending Prison Release, Judge Says
• Massage Chain Can't Ditch Liability Over Sex Assault Claims
• Real Estate Rumors: CA Ventures, JLL, Target
• Taxation With Representation: Wachtell, Cravath, Skadden
• Convicted Insys Founder Wants Vaccine First, Prison Later
• 5 Attorney Business Development Tips For The New Year
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Security Co.'s Exit From Fla. Hospital Shooting Case Affirmed
• Penn. Hospital Can't Duck Ex-Worker's Medical Pot Bias Suit
• Butler Snow Hires Scott Douglass McConnico Trial Pro
• HDI Global Shakes Pharma Co.'s Advertising Coverage Row
• Fla. Lawmakers Propose Raising Bar For COVID-19 Suits
• Real Estate Rumors: Mill Creek, KPG, Atlantic Realty
• NY To Push Back On Efforts To Split Landmark Opioid Trial
• FEMA Finalizes Rule Prioritizing Federal Medical Contracts
• DOJ Targets UnitedHealth Unit For Criminal No-Poach Pacts
• How 2020 Changed Product Liability — And What's Next
• 7th Circ. Revives Black Cop's Bias Suit Against VA
• ERISA Exhaustion Defense Still Viable In Some Jurisdictions
• NLRB And Gas Co. Agree To Settle Dispute Over Firings
• Insurers Urge Court To Preserve Cancer Drug Antitrust Suit
• NLRB Rules Ariz. Hospital Illegally Called Out Union Backer
• Health Care Co. Settles EEOC Probe Into Forced Med Exams
• Minimizing Disruption To Clients During Law Firm IT Upgrades
• DOJ Misled Court About Planned Opioid Suit, Walmart Says
• Vape Co. Greenlane Beats Securities Suits Over $110M IPO
• TriZetto Says $855M Win In Trade Secrets Case Should Stand
• Medical Marijuana Investor Suit Punted Back To Trial Court
• Trump Signs Bill Allowing FDA Seizure Of Counterfeits
• Lab To Pay $357K To Settle FCA Claims Over Genetic Tests
• Flawed Expert Report Thwarts Texas Patient Death Suit
• Trump Esformes Commutation Guts Prosecutors' Fraud Work
• Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine Gets OK'd In EU
• W.Va. Opioid Distributor Bellwether Trial Set For May
• 4th Circ. Undoes $1.25M Verdict In Pradaxa Suit
• Gov't Pandemic Response Will Boost Life Sciences In 2021
• Disability Benefits Turn On Symptoms Over Diagnosis
• FCA Whistleblowers Are More Important Than Ever Before
• Allergan Says Federal Law Preempts Breast Implant Claims
• Vetoed Pa. Bill Offered COVID-19 Liability Relief State Needs
• 1st Circ. May Uphold NLRB's Ruling On Fired Hospital Worker
• 5th Circ. Told To Undo Sanofi's Win In Chemo Hair Loss Row
• Chinese National Who Lied About Lab Vials Gets Time Served
• Pot Legalization Still Faces Hurdles After Senate Flip
• Fla. Appeals Court Affirms Depositions Not Judicial Hearings
• NY Airport Worker Health Care Bill Signed Into Law
• Tips For Drafting Effective Amicus Briefs
• Corporate Boards Must Ask Key Cybersecurity Questions
• 5 Firms Drive $6.5B Sale Of Walgreens' Health Care Division
• Simpson Steers Change Healthcare In $13.8B Sale To Optum
• USAA Wants No New Atty Fees For 'Unfounded Claims'
• Pa. Court Again Voids $2.3M Nursing Home Injury Verdict
• 8th Circ. Affirms Injunction Blocking 2 Ark. Abortion Laws
• Ga. Board Pushes 11th Circ. For Immunity From SmileDirect
• Maine Psychologist Says Hospital Paid Men Nearly Double
• Ind. Lawmakers Propose Coronavirus Liability Shield Bill
• 11th Circ. Won't Rethink Revival Of NFL Disability Suit
• DC Circ. Says Feds Likely Shorted Virus Funds For Tribes
• NY Legislators Refile Bill To Legalize Cannabis
• Investors Say NJ Firm Snuck Off With $2.6M In Pot Profits
• COBRA Suit Against Southwest Grounded For Good
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• Feds Not Liable Over Baby's Delayed Eye Cancer Diagnosis
• Split NLRB OKs Ambulance Co.'s Social Media Limits
• Judge Won't Turn Blind Eye To Vision Center FCA Claim
• A Legislative Solution For Medicare Claims Settlement Delays
• 5 Trends That Will Influence E-Discovery In 2021
• Health Care Co. Appeals Contract Terminations To 6th Circ.
• Special Masters Tapped In Valsartan Contamination MDL
• Miss. Justices Urged To Toss Medical Pot Law Challenge
• DOL Says Extending FFCRA Leave Earns Cos. Tax Credit
• DOJ Attys Dish On Indivior Opioid Case As Sentencing Wraps
• Pa. Nursing Home Seeks Fed. Immunity From COVID-19 Suit
• PhRMA Denied Early Win In Drug Pricing Law Case
• B. Braun Medical Ex-Workers Fight To Save 401(k) Fee Dispute
• Skadden-Led Dental Products Co. Buys Aligner Maker For $1B
• DOJ Backs AbbVie At 7th Circ. In 'Patent Thicket' Case
• Prep For Increased Pay Equity Enforcement In Gov't Contracts
• Ex-Owner Of 2 Philly Hospitals Files Ch. 11 Liquidation Plan
• 9th Circ. Revives Insurance Rule For Green Card Seekers
• DC Circ. Backs Trump's Hospital Price Transparency Rule
• Skadden, Weil Guide $2.2B Centene Deal For Magellan Health
• How Relationship Partners Can Draft Winning RFP Responses
• The Top Merger Challenges To Watch In 2021
• Florida Legislation To Watch In 2021
• Law Firm Merger Predictions For 2021
• 2020 ERISA Litigation Trends Hint At What's Ahead This Year
• Epic Litigation Landscape Awaits Health, Life Sci Attys In 2021
• 4 Key Areas As Biden Sets New Health Policy Path In 2021
• Cannabis Policy Items To Watch In 2021
• 2021 Trials To Watch As Litigants Return To Court — Hopefully
• Personal Injury And Med Mal Cases To Watch In 2021
• Product Liability Cases To Watch In 2021
• 3 Questions Looming For The 2021 IPO Market
• ERISA Arbitration, New Legal Theories To Be Tested In 2021
• California Cases To Watch In 2021
• Top Gov't Contracts Cases To Watch In 2021
• How Ransomware Will Continue Wreaking Havoc In 2021
• Georgia Cases To Watch In 2021
• Real Estate Cases To Watch In 2021
• 3 Areas Of Real Estate To Watch In 2021