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Health - May, 2021

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• Law360 Names 2021's Top Attorneys Under 40
• Mask Sales Tax Dispute Belongs In Pa. State Court, Brief Says
• Key Opioid Trials To Watch As Cases Heat Up Nationwide
• SmileDirectClub Beats Stockholders' $700M Insider Sale Suit
• Fed. Circ. Reverses PTAB, Axes Baxter Telepharmacy Patent
• Wash. District Court Tosses Scores Of Virus Coverage Suits
• Elizabeth Holmes Wants 45-Page Questionnaire For Jurors
• Universal ERISA Suit Paused As 3rd Circ. Weighs Class Cert.
• Eye On ERISA: A Chat With Jackson Lewis' Practice Chairs
• GOP Introduces Bill That Would Ban Federal Vaccine Passport
• Mass. Court Affirms ER Doctor's Trial Win In Bowel Injury Suit
• Eli Lilly Gets More Time To Respond To HHS Letter
• Miss. Secretary Of State Won't Fight Ruling Nixing Medical Pot
• FDA Opts To Keep Unapproved Drug Program Axed By Trump
• Fire Dept. Paramedics Ask 8th Circ. To Redo OT Math Ruling
• DEA Opens The Door To Pot Research. Is Legalization Next?
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• New EEOC Guidance Tackles COVID Vaccine Incentives
• 5 Tips To Help Your 2021 Summer Associates Succeed
• Illumina, Grail Say FTC Just Wants To Run Out Merger Clock
• JPML Weighs New Opioid MDL As McKinsey Suits Surge
• 3rd Circ. Says NJ Cap Doesn't Block Mesh Case Fees In Texas
• Fla. Man's 17-Year Sentence Wraps $80M Medicare Fraud Case
• Fla. High Court Upholds State's Medical Marijuana Framework
• Amputee Wins $13.5M Med Mal Verdict For Undiagnosed Clot
• Real Estate Rumors: LeFrak, Cayuga, KeyBank
• Tricida Directors Hit With Securities Suit Over Drug Approval
• Employers Avoiding Cash Vaccine Incentives, Survey Says
• 9th Circ. Signals It May Rehear Seattle Benefits Law Case
• ACLU Demands Feds Vaccinate All Immigrant Detainees
• EU, AstraZeneca Spar Over Vaccine Delivery Deadlines
• It's Time For States To Enact Effective Marijuana DUI Laws
• Ex-Gilead Workers Hit Back With Sanctions Bid In FCA Fight
• McDermott Nabs Health Care Atty From King & Spalding In LA
• Latham-Led Health Apparel Co. Leads 3 IPOs Totaling $964M
• NJ Court Officials Seek Judge's Medical Records In Suit
• 1st Circ. Largely Backs NLRB Ruling On Fired Hospital Worker
• Firms Should Use Surveys To Make Smart Legal Tech Choices
• OIG Says VA Underestimated Health Record Upgrade Costs
• Purdue Statement Gives Creditors Enough Info, Judge Says
• NJ Justices Take On Bankruptcy Clause In Horizon Deal
• Fla. Men Latest Charged For Bogus COVID Health Care Bills
• 2 Fintech Startups Rally After IPOs Raise $461M Combined
• Fla. Health Clinic On Hook For $500K Injury Settlement
• 4 Takeaways From New COBRA Subsidy Guidance
• Mallinckrodt Ch. 11 Trustee Hearing Set For Confirmation
• Dems Start Quest For Centerpiece Of Biden's Health Agenda
• Chubb Unit Gets Dismissal Of Health System's $5M Virus Suit
• University Nurse's Negligence Wasn't 'State-Created Danger'
• Health Tech Co. Says Apple Stopped Heart Monitor Competitor
• Tobacco Cos. To Pay $200M To End Texas' Settlement Fight
• Ex-Staffing Co. Owner Looks To Duck Wage-Fixing Charge
• 6th Circ. Affirms Kroger Clinic's Win In Pregnancy Bias Case
• Messner Reeves Adds Ex-Ropers Majeski Litigation Squad
• Mass. Ruling Highlights Exec Employment Pact Pitfalls
• Okla. AG To Resign Amid Reports Of Extramarital Affair
• DOJ Wants Time During SmileDirect's Calif. Dental Board Args
• Tribe Seeks $4M Increase For COVID-19 Relief Funds
• 7th Circ. Won't Pull Criticism From State Farm Suit Ruling
• SEIU Unit Says Nursing Home Can't Duck Wage Grievance
• Pa. Physical Therapist Sued After Couple Contract COVID-19
• Feds Fight Bid For High Court Review Of FCA Standard
• Employers Not Keen On Mandatory Vaccinations, Survey Says
• 8th Circ. Won't Revive Mentor Breast Implant Suit
• AMAG Escapes Suit Over Preterm Birth Drug's Effectiveness
• There Is No 'Junk Science' Epidemic In Consumer Litigation
• Don't Forget Due Diligence In Race For Lateral Associate Hires
• UK Regulator Will Scrutinize AstraZeneca-Alexion Deal
• Burns Scalo GC On The Hunger For Life Sciences Real Estate
• Former Trump HHS Counsel Rejoins Greenberg Traurig
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• Cooley Steers Weight Loss Co. Noom's $540M Series F Round
• Senate Approves Manatt Phelps Vet For Top HHS Post
• Calif. Jury Hears Of Heartbreak In Case Of Destroyed Embryos
• Needles Litter Oakland, City Official Says In Opioid Trial
• Watchdog Backs DOD's Use Of Contentious $1B COVID Fund
• Cannabis Entrepreneurs' Family Fighting Spills Into Court
• DEA Can't Ban Psilocybin Therapy, States Tell 9th Circ.
• Purdue's New Ch. 11 Plan Docs Detail Claims Trust Framework
• Hagens Berman Loses Privilege In Thalidomide Sanction Fight
• Eli Lilly Says HHS Trying To Foil Case Over Drug Discounts
• Jury Can Hear Some Evidence Of Elizabeth Holmes' Wealth
• Ariz. Tribe Sues Feds For $2.6M In Veteran Care Payments
• Holland & Knight Accused Of Malpractice In Fla. Case
• LoanCore Lends $64M For Los Angeles Shopping Center
• US, Claims Rep Challenge Mallinckrodt Ch. 11 Disclosures
• Addressing Environmental Justice As Part Of ESG Initiatives
• 2nd Circ. Finds Ch. 11 Trustee Fee Hike Unconstitutional
• Supreme Court Won't Hear Harvard Pilgrim ERISA Suit Appeal
• Justices Won't Hear Cancer Research Patent Fight
• Lash & Goldberg Adds Health Care Litigation Partner
• High Court Won't Take Up Retired Miners' Health Care Fight
• Jersey City Hospital Freed From Patient's Paralysis Suit
• Claims Court Wants VA Medical Supply Deal Transfer Stopped
• UnitedHealth Beats Health Plan ERISA Suit For Now
• Insurers Set Limits On Risky Sectors Amid Cybercrime Spike
• Ex-Worker Says Rehab's OT Violations Left Him 'Distraught'
• Drugmakers Throw Purdue Under Bus In Opioid Trial Gamble
• Shkreli, Vyera Rip FTC Sanction Bid Over Alleged Phone Wipe
• G-20 Health Accord Shows Split On Waiving COVID IP
• Pot Co. Harvest Wants Out Of Fight Over Arkansas Facility
• Midcase Appeal In Opioid Bellwether Not Needed, Tribe Says
• Battery Claim Can't Revive Ga. Man's Catheter Injury Suit
• 9th Circ. Rules That Biz Can Force Arb. If Claims 'Intertwined'
• DC Circ. Backs NLRB Ruling On Nursing Home That Cut Hours
• 11th Circ. Partially Revives Medical Co.'s Suit Against Insurer
• Fla. Medical Provider Ordered To Produce Patient Billing Info
• Gov't Authorities Should Assist Ransomware Targets
• HHS Advisory Highlights Need For Anti-Kickback Law Update
• Drug Industry Group Slams Mallinckrodt Ch. 11 Disclosures
• Houston Firm Asks Texas Justices To Toss Ad Defamation Suit
• Nursing Home Chain Inks $11M Deal Over Alleged False Billing
• Med. Records Don't Tell The Whole Story, Fed. Circ. Rules
• Health Hires: Freshfields, DLA Piper, Cozen O'Connor
• Garfunkel Wild Adds Cannabis Group As NY, NJ Efforts Grow
• State AGs Support Undoing Trump-Era Abortion 'Gag Rule'
• Lessons In Civility From The Alex Oh Sanctions Controversy
• NJ Labor Head Must Face Suit Over Mass Layoff Law Changes
• Atty Apologizes After Court Blasts Brief For 'Legal Emptiness'
• NLRB Says Acting GC Can't Pull Suit Against Nurses Union
• Ga. Doc Keeps Win In Suit Over Delayed Cancer Diagnosis
• DLA Piper Adds Ex-Crowell & Moring Corporate Atty In Calif.
• Lawmakers Back Tribal, LGBT Groups' Foster Care Info Suit
• FTC To Focus On In-House Challenge Of Illumina Deal
• Nursing Home Asks 9th Circ. To Keep Virus Suit In Fed. Court
• Cigna Defeats Class Cert. Bid In ERISA Suit Over Drug Prices
• Ex-Insys CEO Escapes FCA Suit Over Opioid Bribes, For Now
• ICE To End Use Of Mass., Ga. Facilities Over Alleged Abuse
• Davis Wright Looks To Slip Sanctions In Strike Suit
• Ill. Justices Side With Columbia Care Unit In Pot Grow Fight
• Hacker Pleads Guilty To Stealing Pa. Hospital Workers' Info
• Home For Disabled Still On Hook For $8M Verdict In Fire Suit
• UN Refugee Commissioner Calls For End To Title 42
• Gov't Inks $2.75M Settlement In Pa. VA Malpractice Case
• Trade Groups Urge Justices To Review $600M NY Opioid Tax
• Mallinckrodt's Ch. 11 Claim Deadline OK'd Over Opposition
• Biz Record Admissibility Rule Must Adapt To An ESI World
• Purdue Says It May Have To Push Back Ch. 11 Schedule
• NLRB Official Won't Add To Bargaining Unit At Wis. Hospital
• Rehab Center Settles EEOC Pregnancy Bias Suit
• W.Va. Health Officials Must Face Challenge To Trans Care Ban
• French Court Orders Damages For Breast Implant Victims
• 5th Circ. Revives Conspiracy Case Against Quest Diagnostics
• FTC Too Busy To Scrutinize All Hospital Mergers, Sens. Told
• Ex-United Worker Says Marriott Lied About Quarantine Actions
• Abortion Provider Says MoFo Is Owed $7.4M In Taping Case
• House Again Passes Bill To Reform Orphan Drug Exclusivity
• Biz Groups Back PBMs In North Dakota Preemption Fight
• Labor Unions Say CDC Mask Advice Ignores Science, Equity
• Fla. Court Axes $787K Injury Award, Asks Justices For Clarity
• Tilray Says Fla. Grower's Suit Is 'Improper' And 'Absurd'
• Texas Health Tech Startup Wheel Raises $50M Series B
• Akin Gump Beefs Up In DC With Addition Of Ex-FDA Official
• 8 Firms Guide $525M In Blank-Check IPOs
• Centene OT Pay Rate Ignored Worker Bonuses, Suit Says
• Hagens Berman Suffers Privilege Defeat In Thalidomide Row
• 11th Circ. Hints Pharma Co.'s Fight With Gov't Mooted
• Vt. Dental Clinic Loses Virus Coverage Suit Against Insurer
• Alarm Co. Worker Asks Full 8th Circ. To Rehear FMLA Case
• FTC Wants Shkreli Sanctioned For Allegedly Wiping Phone
• Ex-Doc Gets 59 Years For Unnecessary Surgeries, $21M Fraud
• Fed Circ. Agrees Feds Can't 'Leapfrog' Insurer Liquidation
• Paul Weiss Attys To Guide Roe V. Wade Defense At High Court
• US Chamber Backs Walmart In 5th Circ. Opioid Challenge
• CDC Pushed Tasks To White Colleagues, Ex-Worker Says
• Health Plans Win Class Cert. In CVS Price-Gouging Suit
• Doctor Can't Duck Medicare Ban For Obstructing Investigation
• Medical Association Wants 6th Circ. Pronoun Ruling Redo
• Tribes, Advocacy Groups Want Quick Foster Care Data Win
• Esformes Says Trump's Clemency Blocks New Fraud Trial
• Gilead Wants Harsher Sanctions For Kickbacks Whistleblower
• Colo. Laws Can't Make It Harder To Prove Medical Pot Defense
• Terms Of $2.8B Genomic Sale Shield Deal, Chancery Told
• Insurer Says Precedent Backs It On Virus Coverage Appeal
• COVID Funds Among $2M In Pilfered Benefits, Feds Say
• 2 Fintech Startups Prep IPOs That Could Net $400M Combined
• Opening Args In NY Opioid Trial Set For End Of June
• Med Buyers Say Mallinckrodt Too Incompetent To Run Ch. 11
• DOJ, HHS Watchdog Warn Vaccines Must Be Free
• Missouri Pot Regulators Can't Keep Applications Secret
• BD Building $202M Manufacturing Facility In Spain
• Incentivizing Customers In States Banning Vaccine Passports
• Groups Say EPA Must Reexamine Legacy Asbestos Risks
• Texas Free Speech Law Can't End $10M Medical Software Row
• Kasowitz Real Estate Litigation Leader Sees Rise In Activism
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• 'Life-Altering' Injuries Justify Late Filing In NJ Suit
• Judging A Book: Rodriguez Reviews 'When Machines Can Be Judge'
• Workers Caught Between Paycheck, Family Needs, Dems Say
• What CDC's New Mask Guidance Means For Employers
• With Roe's Future In Doubt, Here's How The Justices May Rule
• Express Scripts Challenges Delaware's Switch To CVS Plan
• Virus App Maker Insists Apple Antitrust Case Stay Out Of Calif.
• Green Group Wants 10th Circ. To Revisit 5G Cell Tower Ruling
• FTC Takes Disgorgement Off Table In Surescripts Case
• NY To Adopt CDC's Relaxation Of Mask, Distancing Rules
• Justices Dismiss Abortion 'Gag Rule' Case After HHS Rollback
• Cigna Can't Force Disability Suit Into Arbitration
• Ga. Dentists Ask 11th Circ. To Scrub Virus Suit Dismissal
• Utah Appellate Court Won't Redo Pot Licensing Decision
• Surgical Care Blasts DOJ Criminal Case Over Employee Pacts
• Texas Dentists Pay $3.1M To End Medicaid Fraud Claims
• Law360's Tort Report: Suit Over Chris Cornell's Suicide Settles
• State Data Can Guide On Federal 'No Surprises Act' Arbitration
• Real Estate Rumors: Longfellow, Gomez, CVS
• Shkreli Cos.' Ability To Pay Penalties Irrelevant, FTC Says
• Alabama Legalizes Medical Pot With Restrictive Law
• 11th Circ. Won't Rethink Revival Of Lab Trustee's $31M Suit
• High Court Declines Pay Bias, Racial Slur Cases
• Justices To Weigh Abortion Case That Could Upend Roe
• DEA Opens Up Pot Research With Scientist Agreements
• Hundreds Of Tribes Back Saginaw Chippewa's Blue Cross Suit
• Texas Sues Feds Over Revoked Medicaid Waiver Approval
• Biden Lifts Ban On Green Card Seekers Without Insurance
• Eye Care Chain MyEyeDr. Hit With TCPA Suit
• Med Clinic's Walkout Firings Were Illegal, NLRB Judge Says
• Clinician Staffing Co. To Take OT Math Case To Supreme Court
• HHS Defends Medicare Drug Program Cuts At High Court
• Pipeline Ransomware Attack Could Raise Cyber Insurance Bar
• After 'Block Billing' And 'Paper Dump,' Attys Net Only $786K
• Minn. House OKs Legalizing, Taxing Recreational Marijuana
• Texas Physician Escapes Suit Over Stomach Tear
• How Early Data Analysis Can Inform FCA Litigation Strategy
• Health Hires: Sheppard Mullin, Galecto, LogicBio
• Miss. High Court Overturns Medical Pot Ballot Measure
• 5th Circ. Opening Is Rare Red-State Seat For Biden
• 5 Steps For Law Firms Rethinking Flexible Work Post-COVID
• 6th Circ. Backs Nursing Home's Win In Medical Leave Suit
• PBMs Aren't Ready To Throw In Towel In Preemption Fight
• Judge Questions HHS Stance On Tribal Health Center Funding
• Vaxart Investors Can Tweak Stock Claims Over COVID Vaccine
• Okla. Says Pot's Federal Illegality Dooms Residency Challenge
• Indivior Wants Ex-Worker's Retaliation Claims Thrown Out
• Attys Score $328K Payday After $1M BIPA Deal Gets Final OK
• Law Firm Accused Of Boxing Hispanic Worker Out Of 401(k)
• 8th Circ. Kicks Mayo Clinic's $11.5M Tax Row To Lower Court
• UAW Seeks To Revive Challenge To SPX Corp. Benefits Pivot
• Texas Doctor Escapes Late-Filed Back Surgery Suit On Appeal
• Life Sciences Real Estate Boom May Outlast Logistics Rush
• UCB Can't Halt Drug Ingredient Import In Vimpat IP Case
• Cooley, Fenwick Craft $425M Merger Of Health Care Fintechs
• Attys 'Wasting Time' In Sluggish Opioid Trial: Calif. Judge
• UNC Prof. Testifies That Stem Cell Clinic's Treatment Is Safe
• Insurer Avoids Paying For Texas Hospital's COVID Losses
• AdventHealth Wins $1.5M From PPE Fraud Settlement Default
• NJ Judge Shoots Down FCA Suit Over Lobbyist Payments
• Lawmakers Eye ACA Coverage For Undocumented Immigrants
• 5 Firms Guide CD&R's £2.6B Bet On UDG
• Judge Tosses False Ad Suit Over Topco's Infant Pain Reliever
• Purdue's Ch. 11 Confirmation Hearing Set For August
• Calif. Assisted Living Co. Cheated Workers On Pay, DOL Says
• Judge's Rebuke Of Mass. AG Has Lessons For All Attorneys
• High Court's Pension Ruling Is Sinking Health Plan Suits
• Walmart Wants 5th Circ. To Revive Opioid Suit Against Feds
• Hartford Wants Out From Ill. Toxic Emissions Suit Coverage
• FDA Investigator Says Stem Cell Clinic Lacked Documentation
• Apple Blasts Updated Virus App Monopoly Suit
• Elizabeth Holmes' Mystique Unlikely To Survive Looming Trial
• Senate Confirms Andrea Palm As HHS Deputy Secretary
• SBA Judge Revokes Ruling That Vet Lacked Small Biz Control
• Wife Cannot Sue Spouse's Co. Over Her COVID-19 Infection
• Bracing For The Next Wave Of Health Care Enforcement
• 3M's Expert Nixed From Earplug MDL Bellwether Case
• Ex-NFLer Injured 3 Mos. Into Career Sues Over Benefits Denial
• Ga. Judge Denies Doctor's Bid To Enforce Buy-Sell Offer
• Texas Pharma Co. Settles Opioid Whistleblower Suit For $2.8M
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• NJ Doctors Must Face Suit Over Woman's Suicide
• Font Considerations To Give Your Legal Briefs An Edge
• Wis. Tribe Says Insurers Can't Dodge COVID Coverage Suit
• UMiami Pays $22M To Settle Medicare Overbilling FCA Suit
• Aqua Pennsylvania Hits Slew Of Chem Cos. With PFAS Suit
• How Biden's First 100 Days Will Affect Gov't Contractors
• Widow Can't Get Redo Of $70K Verdict In Med Mal Suit
• FTC Wants NJ Hospital Merger On Ice During Antitrust Row
• Nationwide Avoids COVID-19 Travel Cancellation Coverage Bid
• Make Profitability Management Part Of Your Law Firm Culture
• Indoor Air Pollution Fix Will Require New Laws, New Tech
• Georgia Business Court Opens Courtroom Doors For 1st Time
• HHS Shifts Course On LGBTQ Protections Under Health Law
• FDA Dr. Says Stem Cell Clinics' Study 'Just A Bunch Of Words'
• Pharmacies Seek Appeal On Opioid Duties In Tribal Bellwether
• Cannabis Bill Roundup: Medical Pot Advances In The South
• Fed Circ. Revives Pharmacist's Whistleblower Case
• Full 9th Circ. Won't Reconsider Clinicians' OT Win
• NJ Appeals Court Declines To Revive Worker's Bias Suit
• Private Sector Could Help Fund $2T Infrastructure Bill
• Endo Wants Stay Of $2.4B Opioid Baby Trial Pending Appeals
• Medical Pot Co. Says IT Biz Faked Signature In $10M Contract
• Blue Cross Defends $3M Tax Refund Ruling To Texas Justices
• Health Hires: Manatt, Fenwick, Foley Hoag
• DC Circ. Probes Whether FDA Rule Treats Cigar Biz Unfairly
• Dermatology Case Tapped As Bellwether In Generic Drug MDL
• Purdue Asks For Another Month's Hold On Opioid Suits
• Michigan Hospital System Hit With $10M ERISA Class Action
• Medical Biz's Virus Coverage Suit Paused Until 3rd Circ. Rules
• Skadden, Davis Polk Lead Chinese Insurance Co.'s $360M IPO
• Baker Donelson Policy Arm Names GOP Hill Vet As VP
• Addressing New COBRA Duties Under Virus Relief Law
• Clinics' Stem Cell Treatments Endanger Patients, DOJ Says
• Ex-Theranos CEO Vies To Shield Jury From Wealth, Reportage
• Kansas City Fire Dept. Medics Lose OT Claims At 8th Circ.
• GOP Sens. Want Cuomo Probed Over Nursing Home Deaths
• Real Estate Rumors: Comerica Bank, Infor, Bell Partners
• Baltimore Presses Biden For Essential Worker Citizenship
• Texas Backs Florida's Bid To Overturn CDC Cruise Ban
• Pittsburgh News Workers Defend Health Care Win At 3rd Circ.
• Mass. Court Sees No Bias In Gay IT Chief's Termination
• Health Care Giant Strikes $10M False Claims Deal With DOJ
• Deals Rumor Mill: IHH Healthcare, Tricor, Reebok
• Blue Cross Unit Wants To Lead If Shkreli Faces New Suits
• Pa. Health Dept. Sued Over Contact Tracing Database Breach
• NLRB Health Unit Closure Broke CBA, Labor Panel Says
• 1st Circ. Hints Insys Execs' Convictions Will Stand
• Union Says ERISA Blocks Convicted Official's Benefits Case
• Quest Pharmaceuticals Loses In Opioid Liability Coverage Suit
• 4 Trends In Discoverability Of Litigation Funding Documents
• Ex-Theranos CEO Blasts Government's Expert Witness Plan
• Centene Care Workers Secure Settlement In Battle Over OT
• Calif. High Court Weighs Medical Peer Review Free Speech
• DC Judge Vacates CDC's Nationwide Eviction Ban
• Opioid Crisis Is In Hospital's Front Yard, Doctor Testifies
• Generic-Drug Makers Knock States' Objection To Sanctions
• DOJ Says Antitrust Rules Are No Different For Employers
• New Jersey Hospital Merger Challenge Sized Right, FTC Says
• Ill. Panel Says Genetic Test Ordered Too Soon In Med Mal Row
• Full 5th Circ. Redo Sought In Sanofi Chemo Hair Loss Suit
• Quest Can't Ditch ERISA Class Action Over 401(k) Investments
• Blackstone Exec Fearful Of A 'Torrent Of Economic Activity'
• Allergan Can't Escape NJ Defective Breast Implant Claims
• Debt Cos. Say 7th Circ.'s State Farm Suit Ruling Is 'Unfair'
• Chickasaw Nation Says CVS Misframes Drug Repayment Suit
• Ill. Judge Questions Infant Pain Reliever False Ad Claims
• Blue Cross Can't Dodge Sex Bias Suit Over Gender Surgery
• Expect Increasing Scrutiny Of Wage-Fixing, No-Poach Deals
• W.Va. Consumer Law Changes Offer Help For Finance Cos.
• B. Braun Sued Over Alleged Cancer Cases Linked To Pa. Plant
• Keep Junk Science Away From Juries
• Latham, Duane Morris Lead Carlyle's $300M REIT Financing
• Ex-Theranos CEO's Defense Emerges In Pre-Trial Battle
• 'Gateway Effect' Is Instant Flashpoint In Opioid MDL's 1st Trial
• 2 Firms Edge Out Peers As IPO Market Endures SPAC Slump
• 8th Circ. Upholds Alarm Co.'s Defeat Of FMLA Suit
• Insurance Broker Wants Union Health Fund's Fraud Suit Axed
• Mich. Tribe Asks 6th Circ. To Nix Blue Cross' Win In Rate Suit
• Mass. AG Presses Pharmacies On Vaccine Patient Data Use
• Real Estate Cos. More Optimistic Amid Vaccine Rollout
• Long Road Ahead For Biden's Individual Tax Hike Proposal
• Merck Unit Fined €7.5M For Hiding Project In EU M&A Review
• EEOC Tells 11th Circ. To Back Nurse's Race Bias Suit
• Ex-Workers Can't Get Vacation Time From Ga. Medical Co.
• Cannabis Legalization's Effects On Insurance Industry
• Clinic Gets 2nd Shot At Atty Over Cut Of Settlement
• Nursing Home Can Drag Hospital Into Penis Amputation Suit
• Full Dallas Appellate Court Revives Suit Against Senior Center
• 4th Circ. Says Va. County Opioid Claims Belong In Fed. Court
• Pot Delivery Biz Owner Cops To Tax, Laundering Charges
• DOJ Plans To Retry Remaining Charges Against Esformes
• Tarter Krinsky Launches Health Care Practice With NY Hire
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• 7 Lessons For Young Lawyers Starting Their Careers
• 9th Circ. Declines To Review Impossible's Fake Meat Colorant
• Idaho's Trans Women Sports Ban Constitutional, 9th Circ. Told
• McKesson Wants Quick Win In Opioid Suit Coverage Battle
• Biden's HHS To Cover COVID Vaccine Administration Costs
• Opioid Reps Taught To Ease Doctors' Doubts, Witness Says
• Invisalign Buyers Suffer Under Align's Monopoly, Suit Says
• Florida Gov. Signs Bill Banning Vaccine Passports
• Sanofi Misled Buyers About Pain Relief Patches, Suit Says
• Health Plan Tries To Sink Ed Asner-Led Age Bias ERISA Suit
• Split NLRB Says GWU Hospital Didn't Illegally Brush Off Union
• Demand For Virus Leave On The Rise, Small Businesses Say
• How Justices' AMG Ruling Affects Privacy And Cybersecurity
• Surgeon's Alleged Scheme Brings $33M In DOJ Settlements
• Averting Risk In Back-To-Work Vaccine And Screening Policies
• Mass. Court Doubts 1998 Deal Bars $11M Philip Morris Verdict
• Biz Group Wants Another Stab At Axing Seattle Benefit Law
• HCA Healthcare Selling 4 Georgia Hospitals For $950M
• Feds Want Harsher Prison Terms In Meningitis Outbreak Case
• At W.Va. Opioid Trial, Drug Cos. Battle 'Occam's Razor'
• Del. Justices Ax Cigna's $1.8B Fee Bid In Failed Anthem Deal