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Health - April, 2021

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• PE Firms Want Out Of Pot RICO Suit Against Harvest, Verano
• Split Kan. High Court OKs Bar On 'Wrongful Birth' Claims
• The Big Picture: Opioid MDL's 1st Bellwether Gets Underway
• BIPA Suit Preempted By Workers' Comp Law, Ill. Justices Told
• 2,000 Maine Nurses Unionize In Big Win For Labor
• HHS Watchdog OKs Surgery Center Investment Deal
• Insurer Beats La. Dentist's COVID-19 Coverage Suit
• COVID Eviction Bans May Not Continue To Survive In Court
• Colo. OT Guidance Doesn't Free Biz From Rest Break Rules
• W.Va. Senators Bid Again For More Opioid Oversight
• 11th Circ. Questions Fla. Medical Pot License Law
• Labor Sec. Affirms Need For More Guest Worker Protections
• 7th Circ. Says Damages For Pilot's FMLA Win Too Low
• Bausch Lobs IP Suit At Mylan Over Planned Trulance Generic
• Health Hires: Istari Oncology, Dykema, Paul Hastings
• Med Tech Co. Class Sues Over $569M CEO Incentive Plan
• Monthly EBSA Roundup: Guidance On Cybersecurity, COBRA
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• CVS Hand Sanitizer Buyers Win Certification In False Ad Suit
• House Comes For Drug Prices With New Antitrust Bill Package
• Bankruptcy Watchdog Bares Teeth At BigLaw In Purdue Ch. 11
• Drug Cos. In Opioid Bellwether Deny Any Duty To Halt Orders
• Ransomware Panel Urges Crypto Oversight, Payment Reports
• Pa. COVID Contact-Tracing Data Breach Exposes Thousands
• 5 Key Details As Clock Ticks Down To Opioid MDL's 1st Trial
• Nebraska Sheriff Accused Of Breaking Law With Pot Lawsuit
• Cleveland Clinic Must Produce Documents In Med Mal Suit
• Staffing Platform ShiftPixy Files 4 SPACs Exceeding $1B
• 2nd Circ. Revives Challenge To Nursing Home Inspection Rule
• LA Brentwood Medical Office Tower Lands $43M Loan
• Surprise Medical Billing Law May Bring Litigation Sea Change
• Hospital Fights Medicare Reimbursement Shakeup At 3rd Circ.
• DOL Changes Mind, Wants Nursing Aides' Wage Suit Paused
• Ga. Nurse Says Employer Fired Her Over COVID-19 Leave
• House Reps Want State Pot Laws Protected In Budget
• Deals Rumor Mill: Carlyle, Ant Group, Freshworks
• Latham-Led Entertainment Giant Leads 3 IPOs Topping $1.4B
• Data Co. Takeover Could Hurt NHS, British Watchdog Says
• Fla. Jury Awards $2.4M Over Botched Prostate Surgery
• Medical Transport Co. Settles EEOC Pregnancy Bias Suit
• 3 Firms Give Up $1M In Fees From Purdue Ch. 11
• Biden Speech Pitches Investments To 'Win 21st Century'
• New Calif. AG To Hire More Environmental Justice Attys
• Ex-Katten Atty Caught In Shkreli Fraud Gives Up Law License
• Google Sued Over 'Security Flaw' In COVID-19 Tracing Tool
• Opioid Ad Blitz Targeted Not Just Docs But Insurers: J&J Rep
• Judge With 'West Virginia Grit' Takes On 1st Opioid MDL Trial
• Rite Aid Shoppers Nab Partial Cert. In 'Rapid Release' Ad Fight
• Hospital Must Arbitrate Staffing Policy Dispute With Union
• Fla. Sues Feds For $97M In Denied Medicaid Reimbursements
• Atlanta TV Station Escapes Doc's Suit Over Stem Cell Reports
• In Agency First, FDA Says Co. Failed To Submit Trial Data
• Home Care Nurses Win Class Cert. In Unpaid OT Suit
• New Markets Credit Will Aid Recovery In Low-Income Areas
• Pharma Cos. Can Expect Harsh Antitrust Scrutiny From Biden
• Baylor, Gensetix Agree To Drop Cancer Patent Fight For Good
• Dr. Reddy's Says Amarin Delaying Heart Drug Competition
• Justices' Restitution Order May Allow FTC-Surescripts Deal
• Insurer Seeks To Toss Wash. Cryotherapy Biz's Pandemic Suit
• K&L Gates Taps Adds Health Care Partner In Austin
• Biden Unveils $1.8T Aid Plan Paid By Higher Taxes On Wealthy
• No Immediate Payout Of COVID Relief Funds For Tribes
• Choctaw Nation Sues CVS, UnitedHealth Over Claim Denials
• Indivior Finalizes $300M Deal To End Suboxone Cases
• HHS Eases Prescribing Rules For Opioid Addiction Meds
• Endo Says FTC Is Overreacting To Latest Impax Opioid Deal
• Atty Sues Consultant Co.'s Counsel Over Med Mal Dismissal
• NLRB Judge Dings Hospital For Not Giving Info To Union
• Maine Says Medical Pot Rule Doesn't Flout Commerce Clause
• NLRB Says Virus Variants Shouldn't Trigger Mail Votes
• Esperion Settles Investors' Cholesterol Drug Row For $18M
• Teva Calls DOJ Questions About Morgan Lewis Work Intrusive
• AGs Warn Against Sanctioning Calif. In Generics Pricing MDL
• Newborn Opioid Victim Group Says Purdue Docs Lack Info
• Home Care Co. Says Sanctions Unwarranted In Forgery Fight
• Talc Supplier Settles Teacher's Cancer Suit Midtrial
• PTAB Upholds Oral Imaging Patent Involved In Dental IP Row
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• The Pandemic's Bright Spots For Lawyers Who Are Parents
• There Are Other Crises Too, Opioid Maker Argues
• Perjury Claim Can't Upend NJ Doctor's Med Mal Trial Win
• Dental Suppliers Settle Antitrust Dispute Ahead Of Trial
• 2nd Circ. Clarifies Data Breach Injury Standing Threshold
• 5th Circ. Says Jail Contractor Not Immune To Suicide Liability
• Pot Cos. Sue Miami Over Dispensary Permit Denial
• DOL Launches Essential-Worker Protections Initiative
• Eye On ERISA: Q&A With Kantor & Kantor's Elizabeth Hopkins
• 11th Circ. OKs Dismissal of FCA Suit Against Ga. Hospice
• DOJ Wants More Info On Morgan Lewis' Glenmark, Teva Work
• WebMD User Says Keystroke-Tracking Suit Belongs In Calif.
• COVID's Int'l Trade Impact Holds Health Co. Legal Implications
• Amazon Wants Ex-Worker's Contract Claim Axed In Pot Row
• Tenn. Can Impose Abortion Rule For Now, 6th Circ. Rules
• Einstein Health Hit With Pa. Data Breach Class Action
• Risk-Based Compliance Improves Cannabis M&A Prospects
• Biden To Divert AstraZeneca Materials To India
• NJ Doctor Must Face New Trial In Gallbladder Surgery Suit
• Distributors Lose Pretrial Attack On W.Va. Opioid Damages
• Wash. Justices Kept Out Of Dentists' Pandemic Coverage Suit
• Justices Won't Hear Texas' Bid To Revive Public Charge Rule
• FTC Calls In-House Ilumina Case As Important As Fed. Trial
• State Farm Says No Coverage For Marketer's Murder Plot
• ​​​​​​​What Opioid Crisis? Drugmakers Test Bold Claim In Calif. Trial
• Health First Escapes Whistleblower, Antitrust Suits
• Asbestos Can Be Unavoidable At Talc Mines, Jury Told
• EEOC Says Georgia Lab Fired Worker Who'd Been Harassed
• DC Circ. Struggles With FDA Stance Over Electric Shock Ban
• Pharma Co.'s $4.8M Investor Deal OK'd, But Fees Undecided
• Kaiser Inks $7.4M Deal To Settle Latinx Workers' Bias Suit
• Benefits Management Co. To Bet Up To $450M On Telemed Biz
• Ohio Doc Keeps Win In Suit Over Spinal Implant Injury
• FDA Lifts Pause On J&J COVID Vaccine Following Panel Vote
• Health Hires: Nelson Mullins, Holmusk, Eledon
• Gilead, Shire Beat FCA Suits In NJ Over Marketing Programs
• Aon Hewitt Beats Suit Over Hospital Pension Wind-Down
• Revise Mansfield Diversity Mandates To Also Benefit Veterans
• 11th Circ. Finds Expert Qualified In Suit Over Surgery Tool
• Vaccine Passport Plans Can't Ignore Web Of Privacy Laws
• Texas Says Biden Admin. Ignores COVID-19 Immigration Rule
• House GOP Flags HHS Contract Involving Ex-Biden Adviser
• Mo. Atty Agrees To Pay $137K To End SEC's Pot Fraud Suit
• Ill. Physician Gets 1 Year For Faking $1M Worth Of Tests
• Fla. Seeks Injunction In Suit To Overturn CDC's Cruise Ban
• J&J's Chief Patent Atty Says COVID IP Waiver Won't Work
• Kaiser Reaches $11.5M Settlement To Wrap Up Race Bias Suit
• Coronavirus Litigation: The Week In Review
• Davis Wright Hires Former AUSA For White Collar Practice
• Gilead Whistleblower Dinged For Lost Texts In Kickbacks Suit
• Pot Co. Verano To Spend More Than $200M On Pa. Business
• NLRB Judge Says Rehab Co. Illegally Fired, Spied On Workers
• Judge Nixes Emory Bid To End Blinded Woman's Med Mal Suit
• Leverage The National Interest Waiver To Help US Economy
• Vets' Org. Tells Fed. Circ. To Void Disability Benefit Limits
• Deals Rumor Mill: Toshiba, Discord, Oxford Nanopore
• Freight Co. Must Face Ex-Worker's Medical Leave Claims
• 5th Circ. Finds Chemo Drug Hair Loss Claims Filed Too Late
• Simpson Leads EQT To €15.6B Tech, Health Care PE Fund
• NY Birth Injury Rulings Show Medical Fund Is Working
• Tribes Say Alaska Natives OK If ANCs Denied COVID Funds
• Woman's Talc Use Was A Huge Asbestos Exposure, MD Says
• FDA Highlights Shortfalls At COVID-19 Vaccine Plant
• Feds Want Humana To Repay $198M Alleged Overpayment
• Medical Biz Aims To Pause Virus Suit Amid 3rd Circ. Appeal
• Fraudster Doc's Citizenship Revocation Proper, 5th Circ. Says
• Pot Co. TerrAscend Picks Up Pa. Dispensaries In $70M Deal
• Impax, Endo Say FTC's Win Doesn't Help Opana Buyers
• What FTC Victory Means For Reverse Payment Settlements
• 5th Circ.'s Health Care Fraud Ruling May Help Defendants Broadly
• 1st Circ. Says Med Mal Suit Not Late, Revives $250K Verdict
• EPA Asked To Ban Pesticide After Species Harm Report
• Trans Prof Wins Documents On Ariz. Health Plan Exclusion
• Locke Lord Can't Ax $30M Malpractice Suit Under Anti-SLAPP
• AIG Prevails In Suit Over Coverage Of Clinic's $9M Abuse Deal
• 8th Circ. Backs Creighton's Win In Med Resident's Bias Suit
• Possible 'Showstopper' Ruling Looms In GSK Birth Defect Suit
• Talc Supplier Liable For Teacher's Mesothelioma, Jury Told
• Facing $50B Trial, Drugmakers Minimize Roles In Opioid Sales
• TriZetto's $570M Punitive Damage Win Excessive, Judge Says
• Judge Says Insolvency Protects Telehealth Co. From Sanction
• Biden Admin. Slammed For Nixing WTO Critical-Drug Proposal
• Walgreens Hit With 'Pink Tax' Suit Over Hair-Loss Meds
• 7th Circ. Rules Insurer Has No Duty To Cover $3.3M TCPA Deal
• Pot Co. Jushi's M&A Tear Continues With $5M Buy In Ohio
• FDA Faces Fresh Drug-Device Headaches After DC Circ. Loss
• FTC's Challenge To $8B Illumina Merger Shipped To Calif.
• 5th Circ. Affirms Win For Sanofi In Chemo Hair Loss Suit
• Cerner Fails To Ax Health Records Patent At Fed. Circ.
• GOP Reps Introduce Bill To Get Vaccines To Citizens First
• Nursing Home Slams Union's 'Illegitimate' Bid To Block Sale
• Mapping The Predicate Chain For Medical Device Approval
• Moving Health Care To Virtual Models Creates Legal Issues
• Illumina Can't Shake Off Lab's Suit Over Use Of 'Illuminox'
• Latham-Led Entertainment Giant Stages IPO Comeback
• 7th Circ. Dings 'Sue First' Tactic Of State Farm Medicare Suit
• 2nd Circ. Won't Revive Off-Label Ad Suit Against Taro
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• Bankruptcy Litigation Could See More Third-Party Funding
• NJ Cardiology Practice Fights Sanctions Bid In FLSA Suit
• Del. Drug, Mental Health Provider Opens Ch. 11 For Sale
• European Commission Extends VAT Exemption For PPE
• Investors Get Early Win In Power Struggle For Mass. Pot Co.
• LA Jury Hits Talc Supplier With $4.8 Million Asbestos Verdict
• Newest Justices Worry About Alaska Natives In COVID Suit
• $50B Opioid Trial Starts With Warring Views Of Drug Marketing
• RelayHealth's $10M Deal In E-Prescription Antitrust Case OK'd
• Businessmen Face More Charges Of Fixing Therapist Wages
• Chinese National Gets 33 Months For Lab Trade Secret Theft
• Tailored Tax Responses Needed For Gig Economy, OECD Says
• ADA Ruling Highlights Circuit Conflict Over Web Accessibility
• Health First Faces New Monopoly Suit After 2016 Settlement
• Novant Says $1.5B Zurich Unit Plan Covers COVID-19 Losses
• Walmart Punished In Opioid MDL For Discovery Defiance
• Nursing Staff Agency To Pay $5.4M In Biometric Privacy Suit
• Ill. Dental Office Asks 7th Circ. To Revive COVID Coverage Bid
• McCarter & English Picks Up IP Attys From Mintz Levin
• Aon Workers Ask Judge To OK $1.2M Deal For FLSA Suit
• States Must Factor Race In COVID-19 Vaccine Prioritization
• 5 Key Details As Drugmakers Face $50B Opioid Trial In Calif.
• Okla. Cannabis Co. Sues State Over Pot Tracking System
• Cigna Says Testing Co. Behind Coverage Suit Exploits COVID
• Opana Buyers Point To FTC's 5th Circ. Win Against Impax
• Ex-Katten Atty's Retirement Accounts Can Be Garnished
• Law360's Guide To Biden's Judicial Picks
• NJ Hospitals Say County Line Doesn't Block Competition
• Hospital's Trial Win OK'd In Suit Over Sponges Left In Patient
• Texas Justices Say Expert Report Needed In Fed Death Case
• Nursing Home Biz Gets OK For Ch. 11 Loan, Asset Auction
• Blind Fla. Consumer Asks 11th Circ. To Reconsider ADA Suit
• Cosmetic Injection Startup Stiffed Staff, Pa. Suit Says
• Ex-CEO Of Vet Center Says Calling Out Bias Cost Him Job
• AstraZeneca Notches FTC Approval For $39B Alexion Deal
• Aon Hewitt Wants Out Of Florida Hospital's ERISA Suit
• AdventHealth Seeks $1.5M After PPE Fraud Settlement Default
• Why The Future Law Firm Model Is Industry-Based Offerings
• 9th Circ. Shows How Stats Shore Up Rejection Of Class Cert.
• Health Hires: Sheppard Mullin, Oncternal Therapeutics
• Atty Petitions Fla. Appeals Court Over Masked Testimony Rule
• Manatt Phelps Vet, A Top Biden Health Pick, Hits Capitol Hill
• Roche Challenges $171M Patent Judgment At Federal Circuit
• Health Co. Fights Dismissal Bid For $5M Virus Coverage Suit
• Nursing Home Biz Says It Needs Ch. 11 Loan To Survive
• Calif. Panel Says Worker's $500K Verdict Survives Her Death
• Congress Urged To Target Insurers Over Mental Health Limits
• Gaming Firm's Public Debut Tops Five IPOs Exceeding $4.5B
• Law360's Tort Report: Ex-Model Wins $30M Injury Verdict
• Texas Plans To Allow Remote Proceedings After Virus
• New Federal Aid Could Boost Tribal Access To Broadband
• 11th Circ. Spikes Former LabCorp Worker's Age Bias Suit
• Univ. Wins Block On Foreign Nurse Language Proficiency Test
• DaVita Investors' $135M Deal Gets Final OK in Colo.
• 9th Circuit's Mining Clarification Revives Bias Suit
• Anesthesiology Org. Hit With Libel Suit Over Drug Articles
• M&A Takeaways From ABA Antitrust Meeting
• 9th Circ. Urged To Revive Health Care Co.'s Trade Secrets Suit
• Ohio Justices Will Answer COVID-19 Coverage Dispute Query
• Investor Notches Partial Win In Del. Suit For Biogen Records
• CDC Panel Punts On J&J Coronavirus Vaccine Pause
• Drug Exclusivity Bill Meant To Help Generics Sent To Biden
• J&J Investors Urged To Reject CEO Pay Over Opioid Litigation
• Florida Grower Says Pot Co. Tilray Sabotaged Applications
• 8th Circ. Skeptical Of Dental Clinic's COVID-19 Coverage Bid
• Passengers Push For Jury Trial In Carnival COVID-19 Suit
• Sutter Destroyed 192 Evidence Boxes, Antitrust Class Says
• HHS Unveils Rollback Of Anti-Abortion Rule
• Largest NJ Medical Network Can't Shake ERISA Class Action
• Miss. Medical Pot Measure Faces Fire From State Justices
• PharMerica Must Face FCA Claims Over Electronic Data
• 'Must-Have' Texas COVID-19 Liability Bill Faces Little Dissent
• Del. Justices Asked To Back $1.8B Cigna-Anthem Breakup Fee
• Ga. Judge Hints CVS On Hook For $45M Shooting Verdict
• NLRB Judge Says Mental Health Co. Illegally Axed Counselors
• SEIU Unit Sues To Block Nursing Home's Imminent Sale
• Mass Tort Defendants Exploit Bankruptcy Rules To Avoid MDL
• Enforcement Takeaways From ABA Antitrust Meeting
• ICE, Fla. Detainees Reach Deal In COVID-19 Response Suit
• 4th Circ. Revives Antitrust Suit Over Actelion's Drug Tracleer
• US Sees 'Very Similar' Issues In J&J, AstraZeneca Vaccines
• Walmart Left Vendor Holding $15M In Hand Sanitizer, Suit Says
• 5th Circ. Backs FTC In First Post-Actavis Pay-For-Delay Case
• IHS Beats Wash. Tribe's Health Costs Suit At DC Circ.
• NLRB Says Hospital Must Bargain Despite Union's Earlier Take
• Apple Wants To Be Cured Of Virus App Monopoly Suit
• Speculation Abounds As Biden Is Slow To Nominate FDA Head
• Dems Tell Biden To 'Step Up' For Essential Worker Citizenship
• 6th Circ. OKs Ohio Down Syndrome Abortion Law
• Abortion Pill Visit Rule Lifted During Pandemic
• Dialysis Co. Gets Partial Win In Pandemic Wage Suit
• Thought Leadership's Critical Role In Law Firm Diversity
• Alsup Trims Drug Co. Investors' Cancer Treatment Study Suit
• The Senate's Filibuster Rules Are Unconstitutional
• Mallinckrodt Slams Bid To DQ Arnold & Porter In Its Ch. 11
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• Claims Trimmed In Suit Over Faulty Vein Filter Implant
• Rare Blood Clots Prompt Pause Of J&J COVID Vaccine
• A Guide To The 1st Appellate Clash Over COVID-19 Coverage
• ITC Clears Garmin and Fitbit in Philips Patent Case
• Biden Taps Lowenstein Sandler Atty, Ex-NJ AG To Run DEA
• False Ad Suit Against Stem Cell Clinic Back In Ga. State Court
• Ky. Latest State To Enact COVID-19 Liability Shield Law
• NJ Pot Regulators Prioritize Equity, Patients' Access
• Insurers Say Virus Exclusion Nixes Tribe's Coverage Bid
• Rite Aid Beats Suit Over Ex-Atty's Insider Trading Warning
• Minn. House Panel OKs Legalizing, Taxing Recreational Pot
• Pregnant Nurse Says Hospital Falsely Blamed Virus For Firing
• Where Health Care Enforcement Is Headed Under Biden
• Invisalign Maker Must Face Dentists' Antitrust Claims
• Full 6th Circ. Set To Look At Tenn. Abortion Fight
• Feds Say Texas Is Too Late To Pick Up Public Charge Fight
• NY Health Care System Says Insurers Can't Avoid Virus Suit
• Ardian Raises €7.5B Via Latest Buyout Fund, Co-Investments
• 3rd Circ. Probes Doctor's 'Catch-22' Stance In Antitrust Case
• Attys Ask For $25M In Landmark USC Sex Abuse Settlement
• Jackson Lewis Gets Benefits Pro Back From Morrison Cohen
• Simpson, Paul Weiss Rep Microsoft's $19.7B Nuance Buy
• SmileDirect Tells 9th Circ. 'Harassment' Continues In Calif.
• Cannabis Bill Roundup: Mont. Weighs How To Dole Out Funds
• Biden Seeks $132B For HHS In War Against COVID, Opioids
• Ill. Nursing Home Can't Shake Suit Over COVID-19 Deaths
• Logistics Co. Settles New Jersey AG's Pregnancy Bias Claims
• Perrigo Execs Ask Out Of Investor Lawsuit Over $1.9B Tax Bill
• Health Hires: Morgan Lewis, K&L Gates
• Harford Gets Out Of Hotels' Pandemic Coverage Suit
• Breach-Of-Duty Suit Imperils Fiduciary Cases, Chancery Told
• Labor Dept. Says COVID-19 Justifies H-2B Good-Cause Waiver
• What Associates Should Consider Before Switching Practices
• Key Takeaways From FDA Warnings To CBD Cos.
• Foot Doctor Keeps Win In Suit Alleging Botched Surgery
• 3rd Circ. Revives LivaNova Bacteria Exposure Suit
• Taxation With Representation: Fried Frank, White & Case, Weil
• Split 5th Circ. Denies Rehearing For $479M ACA Fee Dispute
• FTC Says Moving Illumina Suit To Calif. Is Risky Amid COVID
• Medical Pot Co. Sues Detroit Over School Zoning Decision
• Fla. Vaccine Passport Ban May Be Spoiling For Court Fight
• Mom's Grief No Excuse For Late Filing In Son's Death Suit
• Hospital Urges Justices To Turn Down Race Bias Case
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Public Charge Revival 'Gone Faster Than TP In A Pandemic'
• 9th Circ. 'Directly Supports' Zetia Class Fight, 4th Circ. Told
• Opioid Judge Withdraws After AbbVie Elevates His Atty Sister
• Ex-Steelers Blocked From 'Race Norming' Talks, For Now
• Pa. High Court's Jury Bias Rule Thwarts Med Mal Retrial Bid
• Florida Sues Federal Government To Overturn Cruise Ban
• Let Detainees Depose ICE Over Vaccines, Judge Recommends
• Purdue Wants Another Month's Reprieve From Opioid Suits
• Real Estate Rumors: Ocean Bank, Blackstone, General Capital
• Ambry Genetics Gets Data Breach Suit Axed, For Now
• Data Co.'s ERISA Status Erodes Law's Limits, 5th Circ. Told
• Mitigating Anti-Kickback Risks Of Health Tech Stock Warrants
• Outdated Experts Doom Suit Tying Diabetes Drug To Cancer
• 10th Circ. Axes Blind Worker's ADA Suit Against Hospital
• Ex-CBD Exec Says Co. Shorted Pay, Skimped On Expenses
• 4 Effective Ways To Prioritize Client Advocacy
• Urgent Care Co. Inks $22.5M Deal To End FCA Claims
• Lab Supplier Says Wrong Co. Sued Over Faulty COVID Tests
• DOL Gives Employers Blueprint For Stimulus Health Subsidies
• States Too Late To Question Report In MDL, Drugmakers Say
• Opioid MDL Judge Picks New Bellwethers, Denies Retaliating
• Ill. Court Says Workers' Comp Board Can Oversee Ind. Case
• Split 11th Circuit Panel Upends Major Web Accessibility Ruling
• NY Repeals COVID-19 Liability Shield For Nursing Homes
• Ambulance Co. Loses Challenge To $5M Space Force Contract
• NY Legislature OKs $4.3B Tax Hikes On Biz And Wealthy
• Endo Hit With Default Judgment In Tenn. Opioid Baby Suit
• Cigna Can't Shake Virus Coverage Suit, NJ Lab Says
• Abortion Provider Secures Win To Block Activist's Videos
• Arkansas Mayor Sues Pot Co. Harvest Over Moved Grow
• Hagens Berman, Faruqi, Others Vying To Rep Clover Investors
• App Development Biz AppLovin Seeks $30B Valuation In IPO
• Remote Law Firm Culture Should Prioritize Associate Training
• Caesars Seeks Arbitration In Ex-Casino Exec's Virus Suit
• Illumina Hits Back At FTC, Says $8B Grail Deal Can Save Lives
• Health Insurance Compliance Steps After Antitrust Reform
• Ex-Cardiology Practice Worker Wants Sanctions In Bias Suit
• ICE Detainees' COVID-19 Bail Suit Ends With Just 7 Held
• 9th Circ. Finds Robot Surgery Suit Time-Barred
• DC Circ. Rejects Clinic's Challenge To Union Scope Ruling
• 3 Firms Drive $5B SPAC Deal For UK Diagnostic Testing Co.
• Business Groups Ask High Court To Review $2.1B J&J Verdict
• Quest Says Ex-Amazon Worker's Medical Marijuana Suit Fails
• Calif. AG Says Sanctions Rec. 'Misunderstands' Generics MDL
• NJ Court Won't Break Up Claims Over Med Mal Dismissal
• Election Yields 1st Union At Rhode Island Dispensary
• Walgreens Claims Crowell Betrayed It With Humana Suit
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• Nurses, Care Coordinators Sue Highmark For OT Pay
• How Denial Of Autism Care Coverage Can Breach ERISA Duty
• Mo. Says Pot Exec Can't Sue Over Residency Rules
• Ways Universities Can Improve Foreign Influence Compliance
• Texas Considers Tweaking Med Mal Expert Report Timing
• Virtual Litigation May Unravel The Narcissistic Lawyer
• Purdue Judge Wary Of Changing Reasons For Ch. 11 Probe
• Pa. Addiction Treatment Center Hit With Data Breach Suit
• AstraZeneca Escapes Suit Claiming Drug Caused Gangrene
• Ind. Docs Keep Win In Suit Over Teens' Unauthorized Care
• Carnival Wants Jury Demand Axed In Passengers' COVID Suit
• DOJ Can't Criminalize No-Poach Pacts, Chamber Says
• Ex-CMS Worker, DOJ Say Insider Trading Conviction Must Go
• 9th Circ. Revives Claims That Medtronic Skirted FDA Review
• Black-Owned IT Biz Says It Was Dumped From $10M Pa. Deal
• CVS Wants Tribe To Arbitrate Prescription Reimbursement Suit
• Insults, Shifting Stories End Bid To Sink Worker's ADA Suit
• Ex-Alaska Native Corp. Worker Sues Aetna For ERISA Benefits
• 8th Circ. Backs Benefits For Nurse Fired Over Fentanyl Use
• Shawnee Tribe Seeks More Virus Funds After DC Circ. Ruling
• Teva, Pharmacies Want Humana's Copay Fraud Claims Tossed
• Is Telehealth The Next Frontier For Net Neutrality Action?
• Mallinckrodt Gets OK For Up To $35M In Exec Bonuses
• Law360's 2021 Health Care Editorial Advisory Board
• 6th Circ. Revives Baker Donelson Malpractice Dispute
• Illumina Wants FTC's Suit Over $8B Grail Deal Moved To Calif.
• Pharmacies Can't Escape More Trials In Opioid MDL
• Trulieve Acquires Pa. Pot Shops In $60M Deal
• ABA Remote Work Guide Raises Bar For Atty Tech Know-How
• How NY's Cannabis Legalization Act Prioritizes Equity
• Weil Leads Genstar Capital To $11.7B PE Fund
• Pharmacies Take Swipe At Judge Amid Tightening Opioid MDL
• Doctors Say UnitedHealthcare Is Forcing Them Out Of Market
• AndroGel Makers, Buyers Clash Over FTC Getting Discovery
• Tribes, States Urge Justices To Reject Yellen's ANC Definition
• As CDC Eases Travel Guidance, Are 'Vaccine Passports' Next?
• GAO Won't Revisit Ruling Backing VA Nuclear Medicine Deal
• Judge Calls For Sanctions Over EMS Co.'s Conduct In OT Suit
• Univ. Hospitals Say Positive COVID-19 Tests Trigger Coverage
• 'Ignore The Man Behind The Curtain' Won't Fly In COVID Suit
• 8th Circ. Won't Revive Nurse's ERISA Disability Benefits Suit
• Lateral Hire Conflict Screening Lessons From DLA Piper Case
• Del. Doc Who Traded Opioids For Sex Won't Get License Back
• Health Hires: King & Spalding, Ropes & Gray
• Challenge To North Dakota PBM Law Is Back At 8th Circ.
• DC Circ. Rejects Radiology Co.'s Union Challenges
• Pot Co. Board Drama Ignites Claim Of 'Corporate Anarchy'
• Calif. Doctor To Pay $3.5M To End SEC's EB-5 Fraud Claims
• 6th Circ. Says FCA Prohibits Post-Employment Retaliation
• Ill. Nursing Home Must Face COVID Outbreak Negligence Suit
• Illumina Agrees To Delay $8B Grail Deal During FTC Challenge
• Tech, Health Care Stand Out Among Largest Deals From Q1
• March IPOs Exploded, But The Boom Is Starting To Slow
• Perrigo Hid $1.9B Tax Bill, Class Says In Seeking Fast Win
• Staffing Co. To Pay $2.75M To Settle Wage And Hour Claims
• Bristol Myers Squibb Settles Medicaid Rebate Suit For $75M
• 8th Circ. Says Pharmacist's Firing Was His Own Fault
• FDA Accused Of Brushing Off Safety Issues At Merck Plant
• Ohio Hospital Secures Win In Heart Attack Med Mal Case
• Medical Staffing Co. To Pay $1.5M Over Per Diem, OT Suit