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Health - June, 2021

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• 3 Highlights From NY Opioid Trial's 2nd Day
• Reps Urge DOJ To Deny Sacklers Releases In Purdue Ch. 11
• Cigna Beats Virus Coverage Suit From NJ Provider, For Now
• Okla. Judge Won't Certify Midcase Appeal In Opioid Bellwether
• Top Personal Injury, Med Mal News & Rulings: Midyear Report
• As Medical Pot Sales Begin, SD Gov. Releases Cops' Policy
• Cancer Patients Can't Use Psilocybin Therapy, DEA Argues
• ICE Detention Facilities Struggled To Quarantine, GAO Finds
• COVID-19 IP Waiver Supporters Splinter On What To Cover
• Key Opioid Study 'Of Zero Assistance,' Doctor Testifies
• Pot Software Co. Says Contract Suit Counterclaims Too Thin
• Housekeeping Co. Inks $16.8M Deal For Accounting Fraud Suit
• Cyberattack Class Suits Have Unpredictable Insurance Impact
• Google Calls COVID Tracing App Security Flaw 'Hypothetical'
• Philly Hospital Says Owner Retaliated After Ch. 11 Complaint
• Carolina Casualty Ordered To Pay $17M Arbitration Award
• Teva Says Intas Unit Seeks Cancer Drug Generic Far Too Soon
• State Courts' Stark Lack Of Diversity Demands Action
• Fla. Trans Athlete Ban Violates Title IX, Suit Says
• Gov't Contracts Of The Month: Nukes, Missiles, Antivirals, IT
• 7th Circ. Nixes EMTALA Malpractice Suit Over Hospital Death
• Ex-Kaiser Worker's ADA Class Claims Should Go, Judge Says
• Ropes Assists As Vistria Nabs $2.7B For 4th PE Fund
• Facing 1st Jury, Opioid Attys Turn To Instagram, 'Wizard Of Oz'
• Drug Cos. Share Blame For Opioid Crisis, NY Jury Told
• Novant Fights Insurer's Bid To Toss COVID Coverage Suit
• Ill. Dental Practice Loses Second COVID Coverage Bid
• Supreme Court Refuses To Lift CDC's Eviction Moratorium
• Ruling Needed Now On Calif. Pay-For-Delay Law, Court Told
• Group Rips Rule Allowing Base Station Antennas On Homes
• What COVID-19, Social Issues Mean For Pharma Case Juries
• Bankrupt Purdue Pitches $5.39M Exec Payment Plan
• Ga. Judges Wipe $5M Verdict Against Atty In Malpractice Suit
• CD&R Makes Increased £2.8B Bid For UDG Healthcare
• Employer Comms Key To New Calif. COVID Rules Compliance
• Opioids Were Mission Of 'Mercy' For Doctors, Expert Testifies
• Takeda Hit With Antitrust Suit Over IBS Drug Amitiza
• 'Unique' Alaska Key To Justices' Tribal COVID Funds Ruling
• High Court Won't Hear $600M Medicare Fight Over Chevron
• 6th Circ. Says Arbitrator Must Pick SmileDirectClub Suit Venue
• Walmart Wants Unpaid COVID Screening Time Suit Trimmed
• No 'Associational' Claim In Fla. Civil Rights Law, Court Rules
• Campolo Middleton Launches Cannabis Practice In New York
• Pa. Woman Too Late To Add 2nd Product To Pelvic Mesh Suit
• Ill. Jury Awards $3.35M Verdict In Brain Damage Med Mal Case
• Detroit Will Face Trial In Suit Over Medical Pot Raid
• Ga. Nursing Home Can't Force Arbitration Of Son's Death Suit
• Navigating New York Laws On Corporate Practice Of Medicine
• Ala. High Court Tosses $100K Verdict Against Hospital
• Jury Quick To Find Trader Guilty In Illumina Insider Case
• Justices Won't Weigh In On FCA Whistleblower Standard
• A Confusing Split Over 'Reasonable Consumer' In Fla. Courts
• Giuliani Suspension Highlights Ethical Pitfalls For All Lawyers
• W.Va. Health Plan Can't Skirt ACA Suit Over Trans Care Denial
• NJ Rehab Center Ducks Suit Over Claims Aide Pushed Patient
• J&J Strikes $230M Opioid Deal With NY AG, Exits Trial
• Biden Order Aims To Increase Gov't Employment Diversity
• 3 Pharmacies Cut From NY Opioid Trial, CVS Reaches Deal
• Pharma Co. Sues Insurer For Coverage In Opioid Suits
• Mylan Nabs Partial Win On EpiPen Claims, Still Faces Trial
• 6 Firms Guide $820M Akumin, Alliance Healthcare Tie-up
• Israeli Trader Pleads Guilty In Insider Trading Ring
• B. Braun Pushes For Dismissal In PA Cancer Emissions Cases
• Patients Defend Landmark Win Over UnitedHealth In 9th Circ.
• NC Senate Approves $52.3B Budget With Income Tax Cuts
• Malpractice Claims Over Contract Suit Revived Against Firm
• Health Hires: Sheppard Mullin, Williams Mullen
• Earlier Suit May Void Gilead Whistleblowers' Kickback Claims
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Justices Say Alaska Native Cos. Can Get Tribal COVID Funds
• Top Product Liability Cases Of 2021: Midyear Report
• GAO Won't Rethink Ending VA Lease Award Protest
• 5 Key Details To Know Before Epic Opioid Trial Starts In NY
• NY Doc Slips Death Suit As Court Calls Polite Words Irrelevant
• FlatWing Denied Atty Fees In Patent Fight With Pfizer Unit
• Jury Awards $19M To Doc Staffing Co. In Reimbursement Row
• Otsuka Hits Indian Pharma Co. With IP Suit Over Kidney Drug
• DOJ Fights Bid To Dismiss Its First Criminal Wage-Fixing Case
• NJ Senate Votes To End Immigration Detention
• Goodwin-Led Medical App Doximity Prices $606M IPO
• NJ Judge's Psychiatrist Must Turn Over Records In Suit
• CDC Makes Final Residential Eviction Moratorium Extension
• Greenberg Traurig Adds Trials Co-Chief From Mayer Brown
• Balch & Bingham Adds 2 Litigators In Jacksonville
• Wis. Opioid Settlement Measure Clears State Legislature
• Feds Nab Win In Immigration Attys' Suit Over Surveillance
• Texas Jury Weighs Doctors' $117M Ask In Insurance Rate Row
• Tax Court Judge Probes Averaging Pricing In Medtronic Trial
• Biopharma Wins $1 In Del. IP Suit Over Ex-CEO's Wrongdoing
• Calif. Jury Clears CVS In $121M Drug Overcharge Trial
• Assisted Living Chain Gets Nod On Initial Ch. 11 Loan
• GSK Unveils Long-Awaited Consumer Health Spinoff Plans
• Where FCA Litigation Stands 5 Years After Escobar
• 3rd Circ. Questions Keeping Virus Suits In Federal Court
• Ga. Judge Rejects Health Insurer's Faith-Based Dismissal Bid
• Anticipating Patent System Change-Ups Under Biden
• Televangelist Bakker To Pay $156K Over COVID Cure Claim
• Judge Backtracks On Juror Vaccine Mandate In Opioid MDL
• To Reduce Prescription Prices, Hold Middlemen Accountable
• Pa. Physical Therapist Seeks Immunity From COVID-19 Suit
• CVS Drug Buyers Seek $121M As Overcharge Jury Trial Wraps
• In Arthrex, Justices Deal New Blow To Agency Independence
• 4th Circ. Revives ERISA Suit Against Aetna And OptumHealth
• Claims Court Explains Why VA Can't Revisit Contract Transfer
• IHS Urges DC Circ. Not To Revisit Tribal Health Costs Ruling
• Hanover Escapes NJ Virus Coverage Suit From Medical Group
• Ex-NFL Player's Sentence For $40M Tricare Fraud Reduced
• Navigating Inadvertent Attorney-Client Privilege Waivers
• How SPACs Should Respond To Increasing Scrutiny
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• Vaccine Mandate May Skew Opioid MDL Jury, Pharmacies Say
• Chinese Drug Co. Chief Must Testify In Tainted Valsartan MDL
• Ex-FDA Chief Counsel Moves To MoFo To Co-Lead Practice
• Hospitals Can't Dodge Suicidal Patient's Malpractice Suit
• CVS Didn't Need To Report Drug Discounts To PBM, Jury Told
• Crowell & Moring Can't Nix Walgreens' Malpractice Suit
• DOL Seeks Employers' Input On Drug Cost Disclosure Policy
• Court Bars Mo. From Enforcing Residency Rules For Pot Cos.
• IRS' IP Pricing In Medtronic Case Untenable, Witness Says
• NC Sens. Float Income Tax Cuts In $52.3B Biennium Budget
• Okla. Pot Co. Pushes Back In Seed-To-Sale Tracking Challenge
• Justices Won't Review ACA Pay Issue Fight
• Dental Clinics Want Insurer To Pay For COVID-19 Losses
• Health Cos. Must Prepare For Growing Ransomware Threat
• DOJ Broke No-Charge Promise In Wage-Fix Case, Court Told
• Health Network Sues For Coverage Of Scientist's $10M Award
• Mich. Clinic Workers Indicted In Alleged $6.6M Opioid Scheme
• Assisted Living Chain Owing $83M Hits Ch. 11 For Sale
• Kirkland-Led GI Partners Grabs $3.9B For 6th Flagship Fund
• Attorneys Beware: Zoom Depositions Are Likely Inadmissible
• HHS Pulls Pharmacy Discount Rule Amid Litigation Barrage
• Fla. Wins Injunction In CDC Fight Over COVID Cruise Edicts
• US Chamber Urges Justices To Review NY Opioid Tax Row
• Canadian Hemp Co. Says Seed Dispute Is In Wrong Court
• Jury To Decide Brain Damage Dispute, NY Appeals Court Says
• Meet Biden's HHS Watchdog Pick, Who Stoked Trump's Ire
• Mass. Pot Regulators Hit TILT, Ayr With Nearly $600K In Fines
• Health Hires: Sheppard Mullin, Elanco, Yumanity Therapeutics
• Bard Hit With $3M Verdict In Vein Filter Suit
• Pa. Jury Awards $1.3M In Botched Cancer Diagnosis Suit
• GSK Gets Top Court Assist In MDL Victory 'Roadmap'
• ACA Ruling Caps Busy 1st Half Of 2021 For Benefits Cases
• Munger Tolles 3 Years Ago Quietly Set Stage For ACA Win
• 4th Circ. Affirms Order Axing NC Abortion Ban After 20 Weeks
• Pa. Court Says Psych Center Not Covered For Sex Assault Suit
• Claims Court Won't Let VA Revise Med. Supply Deal Transfer
• Walmart CEO Faces Opioid MDL Grilling Despite Protest
• UnitedHealthcare Settles Liposuction Coverage Battle
• Detroit Pot Licensing Scheme 'Likely Unconstitutional'
• Del. Judge OKs Mallinckrodt Toss Of Ill. City's Ch. 11 Claims
• Sens. Advance BigLaw Picks For Fed. Circ., DOJ Criminal Div.
• Telehealth Must Contend With Compounded Medication Regs
• Cosmetics Trade Group Escapes J&J Asbestos-In-Talc MDL
• HHS Chief Faces Call To Fire FDA Brass After Biogen Approval
• NJ Fed. Court Should Ditch Litigation Funding Disclosure Plan
• Justices Back Foster Agency That Refused Same-Sex Couples
• ACA Survives Latest Republican Challenge At Supreme Court
• Kirkland, Simpson Steer Danaher's $9.6B Aldevron Buy
• Gilead Ruling Guts Investors' Rights, Calif. Appeals Court Told
• Escobar 5 Years Later: How FCA Earthquake Is Reverberating
• Express Scripts Was Unaware Of CVS Overcharges, Jury Told
• Del. Judge Rejects 'Flawed' HHS Pharmacy Discount Rule
• Texas Nursing Home Can't Ditch COVID-19 Death Suits
• HHS Secretary Becerra Defends $132B Budget Request
• Examiner With Narrow Scope Approved In Purdue Ch. 11
• NYC Doc Gets Over 4½ Years For Taking Insys Kickbacks
• Insurance Language Lesson From An Opioid Ruling
• Latham-Led AI Startup Leads 3 IPOs Raising $538M Combined
• Humana Claims In Telemed RICO Case Advance In Fla. Court
• Cities Rebuff Texas' Bid To Reinstate Public Charge Rule
• Ga. Judge Says He'd Rather Fed. Circ. Decide Patent Fight
• Law Firm Talent Must Reflect Shifting US Demographics
• Cannabis SPACs Are Piquing Investor Interest
• New York Opioid Trial Delayed Again As Jury Selection Lags
• OSHA Considerations For Preventing Workplace Violence
• Greenberg Traurig Adds Faegre Drinker Pharma Litigation Vet
• Ruling Shows Medicare Confusion Can Lead To Costly Results
• Blue Cross, UnitedHealth Settle Trademark Fight Over 'HPN'
• NY Retirement Community Seeks $199M Ch. 11 Refinance
• Feds Urge 9th Circ. To Scrap $10M Failed Birth Control Award
• Assisted Living 'Bill Of Rights' Claims Not On Table In NJ
• Wendy's Franchisees Operating 139 Eateries Face ADA Suit
• NY Court Scraps $2.5M Award In Nursing Home Death Suit
• Elizabeth Holmes Can't Probe Jurors On Media Consumption
• Mallinckrodt Ch. 11 Plan Disclosure Challenges Shot Down
• Gilead Wants Whistleblowers' Drug Rx Kickback Suit Killed
• Small Biz Says Package Change Shouldn't Doom VA Contract
• 11th Circ. Closes Ex-Doc's Conspiracy Claims Against Attys
• Drugmakers Can't End Calif. Opioid Trial, Judge Rules
• Man Admits Using Fake Cos. To Score $20M In Virus Loans
• NJ Court Wrong To Ax Nursing Home Suit, 3rd Circ. Says
• NFL 'Race Norming' Settlement Expected By End Of Summer
• Simpson Thacher-Led Bright Health Plans $1.3B IPO
• Fired NJ Official Says State Liable In Virus 'Favor' Suit
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• VA's OIG Says PPE Plans Created Pre-COVID Weren't Utilized
• W.Va. State Opioid Claims Will Be Heard By A Jury
• Fla. Appeals Court Revives Bid To Halt County Mask Mandate
• FCC Issues Best Practices To Rein In Hospital Robocalls
• Centene Settles Ohio, Miss. PBM Claims, Sets Aside $1.1B
• $1.8B Biotech Sale Targeted In 3 Delaware Class Suits
• Peruvian Medical Co. Says German Co. Can't Ditch Virus Suit
• CVS Overcharged Insured Drug Buyers $123.7M, Jury Told
• Indiana Doctor's Suit Targets 'Monopolist' IU Health System
• Ga. Judges Say Abortion Clinic Not Liable For Protesters
• NY Hospital Lobby Slams COVID-19 Nursing Home Death Suit
• Court Of Claims Backs Army Award Of $999M Health Contract
• Telehealth Growth Trends Highlight Emerging Risks
• Mallinckrodt Says Ch. 11 Disclosures Have Enough Info
• Anesthesiology Group Aims To Sink Libel Suit Over Articles
• Patients Get Class Cert In Aetna Disc Surgery Lawsuit
• Justices Won't Review Doc's Conviction For Drug Trial Trades
• Purdue Hits Back At Creditor's Motion For Ch. 11 Examiner
• HBS Adds Med Mal Partner, Associate To Miami Office
• Judges Should Foster Diversity In MDL Leader Appointments
• Houston Hospital Can Require Workers Get COVID Vaccine
• Mallinckrodt Creditors Question Ch. 11 Drug Sale Process
• Ex-CVS Exec Probed On Drug Prices In Overcharge Trial
• Quest Diagnostics Escapes Amazon Temp Worker's Pot Suit
• Texas Judge Wary Of Hospital Staff's Vaccine Policy Challenge
• Endo Can't Shake FTC Pay-For-Delay Suit, Judge Told
• Tenn. Appeals Court Won't Halt Endo's $2.4B Opioid Trial
• SEC Says Biotech Co. Tricked Investors Out Of Millions
• FDA's Alzheimer's Drug Approval Deepens Searing Debate
• No-Show Atty Ran Out Of 2nd Chances, Mass. Court Says
• 10th Circ. Denies Health Workers Increase In $2.3M ERISA Win
• Meet The Judge Overseeing The 1st Opioid Jury Trial
• Tivity Health Investors Seek Approval Of $7.5M Settlement
• Congress Should Step In To Solve The Opioid Crisis
• Brand Battles: Miracle-Gro Aims To Weed Out 'Gromeo' TM
• Medical Device Cases Show Increased Sunshine Act Scrutiny
• Roche Can't Beat $171M Judgment, Fed. Circ. Told
• NLRB Rules Nursing Home Fired Worker To Halt Union
• How Class Action Settlement Funded Conn. Orgs' Equity Work
• A Biz Strategy Model To Improve Lateral Atty Hiring Diversity
• Insys Seeks Ch. 11 Clawback Of $10M In Ex-CEO's Legal Fees
• Calif. Counties Battle Drugmakers' Bid To Nuke Opioid Trial
• 9th Circ. Skeptical Of Researcher's Shot At DEA Pot Rule
• Freezer Co. Hit With $15M Verdict Over Destroyed Embryos
• US To Buy 500M Pfizer Vaccine Doses For Global Donation
• 5th Circ. Won't Revive Sanofi Chemo Hair Loss Suit
• CVS Pricing Practice 'Cheated' Insured Drug Buyers, Jury Told
• 2 Israeli Traders Charged In Global Insider Trading Ring
• Calif. Mulls Nixing Mask Requirement For Vaccinated Workers
• Sandoz Will Get To Search Rival CFO's Phone In Antitrust Row
• Mental Health Care Provider Leads 5 IPOs Exceeding $1.6B
• Ex-DOJ Prosecutor Joins Epstein Becker In DC
• Workers Sue Costco Over 'Ominous' COBRA Notice Language
• DOL Issues Long-Awaited COVID-19 Safety Rule
• 2nd Circ. Weighs Insider Trading Raps Post-Bridgegate
• Ill. Court Rules Home Health Co. Took Kickbacks
• JPML Won't Centralize Accellion Data Hack Cases
• Lexicon Investors Urge 5th Circ. To Revive Diabetes Drug Suit
• Elizabeth Holmes' Privilege Loss 'A Cautionary Tale,' Attys Say
• Goodwin, Latham Steer $2.8B Drug Discovery SPAC Deal
• FTC's Drop Of Illumina-Grail Federal Court Case Raises Uncertainty
• Health Care Sales Pro Gets 4½ Years For $10M Investor Scam
• Boston Scientific Promotes Veteran Atty To General Counsel
• NJ Hospital Loses Bid For Cut Of $24M Medical Ed Subsidy
• Smaller Firms Need Employee Wellness Programs, Too
• Health Care Tech Cos. Unite In $7B Deal Guided By 3 Firms
• MSP Recovery's Opioid Claims Consolidated With Ohio MDL
• NFL-Union Panel To Fund $1M In Studies Of Pot For Pain
• Delaware Drug, Mental Health Provider OK'd For $12.5M Sale
• Wash. Pot Sellers Wary Of State's 'Joints For Jabs' Rules
• CVS Drug Buyers Demand $100M As Overcharge Trial Opens
• Aleut Org. Sues Juul For Unequal Impact On Alaska Natives
• Judge Won't Halt Nursing Aides' Suit As DOL Case Advances
• Judge Rules No Evidence Of Bias In Suit Against SEIU
• Colo. High Court Says County Can't Dodge Landfill Cleanup
• Pa. Panel OKs Unemployment Claim After Medical Pot Firing
• Tilray Settles Contract Dispute With Fla. Cannabis Grower
• NJ Judge Blasts 'Fishing' For Her Medical Records In Suit
• Judge Takes Ill. City's Attys To Task For Mallinckrodt Filings
• AGs Back Bid To Close Sackler Family's Liability Loophole
• Michael Best Expands In NC With Litigation Atty Pair
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• 'Hacktivist' Tells 1st Circ. Delay Should Wipe Out 10-Year Term
• 9th Circ. Judge Doubts Water Park's Bid To Revive Virus Suit
• Panel Rules Pfizer Can't Get New MDL Over Cancer Drug IP
• Akerman Holds Off DQ Bid In USAA Medicare Repayment Row
• Artificial Intelligence Startup Leads Wave Of 4 IPO Candidates
• NJ High Court To Mull Reach Of Med Mal Affidavit Rule
• Too Late To Change Hormone Pellet Complaint, Ill. Panel Says
• 2nd Circ. Says High Court Ruling Dooms Health Aides' Suit
• Justices Won't Hear Challenge To FDA Regulation Of E-Cigs
• Ill. Hospital Hit With $1.1M Verdict Over Patient Death
• Compliance Considerations For Pharma Co. Testing Programs
• Cooley, Skadden Steer $2.1B Deal For Primary Care Provider
• Horse-Doper's Light Sentence No 'Bellwether,' Judge Warns
• Clinical Trials Manager Settles SEC Insider Trading Suit
• FDA OKs Biogen Alzheimer's Drug Despite Evidence Issue
• JPML Sends McKinsey Opioid Cases To New MDL
• Garfunkel Wild Lures Health Care Atty From Wiggin & Dana
• Wachtell, Simpson Build $30B PE Club Deal For Medline
• Feds Attack Ex-Theranos CEO's 45-Page Juror Questionnaire
• Weight-Loss Surgery Doc Wants To Drop Fraud Indictment
• B. Braun Medical Must Face ERISA Suit Over 401(k) Plan
• Classes Get Cert., Lose State Law Claims In Opana MDL
• NY AG Dodges Removal From Imminent Opioid Trial
• Okla. Medical Pot Rule Challenge Ends Over Pot's Illegality
• Opioid Bellwether Trials Against Pharmacies To Be Bifurcated
• FDA Details Drug Security Essentials In 4 Compliance Guides
• Fox Rothschild Beats Sanctions Over Deadline Extensions
• Cannabis Bill Roundup: Colo. Eyes New Caps On Pot Sales
• Health Hires: Nossaman, JCyte, Gravie, McCarter & English
• Fla. High Court Keeps Tight Grip On Medical Pot Licenses
• Social Services Workers Say Gov't Contractor Owes OT Pay
• Real Estate Rumors: WR Berkeley, NationsBenefits, Treo
• Calif. Nurse Urges 9th Circ. To Reconsider Wage Suit Ruling
• Stop Networking, Start Relationship Marketing
• When Your 9th Circ. Case Needs California High Court Input
• Hospital, US Hit With $10.8M Verdict Over Baby's Hypoxia
• NJ Gov. Ends Virus Emergency, Keeps Some Powers
• Vedder Price Bulks Up New Dallas Office With Litigation Pro
• Drugmakers Fire Torpedo At 'Centerpiece' Of Calif. Opioid Trial
• Supreme Court Asked To Rule On CDC Eviction Ban
• Ex-Theranos CEO Can't Have Atty Privilege Via Boies Schiller
• NJ Legislature Pushes Through Bill To End Most Virus Orders
• Docs Show ICE Didn't Track Consent For Alleged Sterilization
• IP Forecast: Fed. Circ. Set To Drill Into Fracking Patent Fight
• Ex-Steelers Allowed To Join Race-Norming Settlement Talks
• Cherokee Tribe Calls McKinsey 'Ringleader' In Opioid Crisis
• Pot Shop Owner Must Share Profits With Aggrieved Ex-Partner
• Medical Pot User's Nixed Job Offer Allowed, Hospital Says
• FTC Can't Seek Restitution From Shkreli Until Congress Acts
• EEOC Says Rehab Co. Made Workers Divulge Pregnancies
• W.Va. Justices Won't Make Nurse Arbitrate Harassment Suit
• Elizabeth Holmes Wants 'Anecdotal' Evidence Blocked In Trial
• Fla. Says CDC Can't Mandate Cruise Vaccine Passports
• Shifting Trends In Marketing Approvals Of Orphan Drugs
• Firm Settles AG's Claim It Traded Referrals For Yacht Outing
• Mass. Sheriff Demands DHS Explain Closing Of ICE Center
• Employers More Flexible With Remote Work, Survey Shows
• UnitedHealth Tells 9th Circ. To Undo 'Punitive' ERISA Ruling
• Purdue Asks To Extend Opioid Suit Shield To End Of Summer
• 5 Firms Rep Health Care Biz Babylon's $4.2B Go-Public Deal
• McKesson, Fla. Pharmacy Chain Settle $7M Contract Row
• Suspended Florida Doc Can't Get Files From Hospital
• Questions Remain After EEOC's Vaccine Guidance Update
• What Attorneys Should Know About Fee Deferral
• Pharmacist Says 8 Years Enough For Lab Outbreak Scandal
• NJ Hospitals Merger Met With 'Jaundiced Eyes' In FTC Suit
• 11th Circ. Won't Lift Stem Cell Clinic Ban
• Ark. Pot Agency Wants Out Of City's Row With Harvest Health
• LabMD Asks NY Court To Revive Suit Against Witness Atty
• NFL Seeks To End Race-Based Concussion Tests After Outcry
• DC Circ. Keeps CDC Eviction Ban In Place During Appeal
• CVS Judge Slams 'Totally Inappropriate' Trial Instructions
• Anthem Patient Wants 9th Circ. Revival Of Device Denial Suit
• Ga. Hospital Can't Arbitrate Injury Suit Under Older Agreement
• Nelson Mullins, Loeb Steer Cannabis-Focused SPAC's Filing
• State Farm, Pain Clinic Move To End Insurance RICO Suit
• Insurer Dodges Cryotherapy Clinic's Virus Coverage Suit
• NJ Lab Sues UnitedHealth Units For COVID-19 Test Payments
• Pa. Fertility Center Hit With Data Breach Class Action
• NY Atty Says He Was Fired For Long-Haul COVID-19
• Pa. Buyers Say They Didn't Know Masks Were Wrongly Taxed
• EEOC Wants Copies Of Psych Tests Used At Yale Hospital
• Predictions On Pandemic's Lasting Impact On Legal Education
• Sen. Wyden Wants Answers On AbbVie's Int'l Tax Practices
• Goodwin-Led TA Associates Notches $12.5B For 14th PE Fund
• Shkreli Punished For Secret Phone But Can Deny Conspiracy
• FTC's Illumina-Grail Court Case Dropped Despite Cos.' Protest
• New Lead Atty In Opioid MDL Carries On 'Legacy' Of Hanly
• DOL Says Bankrupt Co. Stole $100K From Retirement Funds
• $30.2M Deal, $9.3M Fee Award Greenlit In Lens Price-Fix MDL
• Sanofi Urges 10th Circ. To Revive EpiPen Antitrust Case
• Fla. Nursery Urges 11th Circ. To Rule In Pot License Dispute
• VA Wants Suit Paused As It Revisits Deal With Defense Agency
• 5 Texas Legislative Measures Attys Should Know
• Jurors To Hear About Whistleblower's Lost Texts, Judge Says
• Ill. Panel OKs $14M Med Mal Verdict Over Delayed Diagnosis
• Fintech Startup Marqeta Leads 4 IPO Launches Totaling $2.4B
• Key Ruling Foils GSK Zofran MDL Ahead Of Bellwether
• Texas Justices Say Medical Providers' Rates Discoverable
• Lawyer Perfectionism Is A Disease We Can Control
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• Human Rights Group Vows Suit Over Fla. Trans Sports Ban
• Feds Slammed For 'Appalling' Bid To Trim Wrongful Death Suit
• Calif. Doc Can't Force CVS To Fill Opioid Prescriptions
• High Court Won't Hear J&J Challenge To $2.1B Talc Verdict
• Avadim Health Hits Ch. 11 After Years Without Turning A Profit