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Health - July, 2021

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• Jury Clears NextGen In Rare 'Holder's Claim' Securities Trial
• Pa. Health Network Says Virus Losses Covered By Policy
• J&J Wins Ill. Talc Cancer Trial Despite Contempt Finding
• 6th Circ. Backs Mich. Cannabis Co. Owner's 15-Year Sentence
• Trade Group Joins COVID Coverage Fray At Ohio High Court
• Anthem Sued Over Alleged Refusal To Cover Spinal Device
• Calif. Fertility Clinic Can't Nix Google Employee's Privacy Suit
• Texas Can Intervene In Fla. Challenge To CDC's Cruise Rules
• 7th Circ. Lets UnitedHealthcare Arbitrate TCPA Suit
• Feds Join Medicare Advantage FCA Suits Against Health Giant
• McKesson Wants Prescription Data In Cherokee Opioid Case
• Illinois Hospitals' Merger Would Stifle Competition, Suit Says
• Pa. Court Sends Nursing Home Death Claim To Arbitration
• Texas Pharmacist's FCA Suit Against Walgreens Thrown Out
• Health Hires: Polsinelli, Buchalter, Allen & Overy
• UnitedHealth Rule Rewrite Evinces Shift In Mental Health Care
• 11th Circ. Says VA Benefits Law Doesn't Nix Negligence Claim
• BCBS Patient Seeks Pretrial Win On Cancer Coverage Suit
• A Potential Shift In Antitrust Deferred Prosecution Agreements
• ​​​​​Garland Tears Into 'Unlawful' Texas Migrant Transport Order
• McKinsey Opioid MDL Has A Need For Speed, Judge Says
• Biden Says Federal Workers Must Get Vaccinated Or Mask Up
• IP Forecast: Fed. Circ. To Mull Narcan Patents
• 6th Circ. Judge Suggests Hospital Row Shouldn't Be In Courts
• Law360's Tort Report: Missouri's Med Mal Cap Stays Put
• Regeneron Investor Sues Execs, Alleging Kickback Scheme
• Judge Throws Out Dental Clinics' COVID Suit Against Insurer
• Purdue Pharma Gets OK For $22M Worker Bonus Program
• 11th Circ. Tosses Ala. Dental Board's SmileDirect Appeal
• Calif. High Court Will Take Up Doctor Group's Aetna Fight
• Deals Rumor Mill: Baxter International, Didi Global, Nanosys
• Senate Panel OKs Antitrust Package Aimed At Drug Pricing
• 2nd Circ. Revives NY Medicaid Long-Term Care Plan Fight
• Courts Should Heed Contract Law In COVID-19 Physical Loss
• Opioid Distributors Pin Blame On Others As W.Va. Trial Ends
• Endo, Arnold & Porter Accused Of Cover-Up In Opioid MDL
• Vaxart Suit Turns 'Mundane To Nefarious,' Del. Judge Told
• DOJ Barred From Interviewing Glenmark Execs Without Attys
• McKinsey Says Cherokee Opioid Suit Can't Go To State Court
• 'Momentous Day' As FDA OKs 1st Interchangeable Biosimilar
• Biz Says Insurer Profited By Turning Its Back On Virus Claims
• Agenus Investor Sues In Del. Chancery Over Option Awards
• Providers Say BCBS Can't Argue It's A Single Entity
• Texas Migrant Youth Shelter Faces More Mistreatment Claims
• NY Court Trims $3M Award In Suit Over Patient's Cancer Death
• P&G Seeks To End Crest Charcoal Toothpaste Class Action
• Tide Is Turning Against FCA Case Dismissals
• NJ Hospital Ducks Disability Bias Suit At 3rd Circ.
• Law Firms, Know Who's Responsible For Your Cloud Security
• Houston Energy Exec Pleads Guilty In $317M N95 Scam
• 7th Circ. Revives Injury Suit Against Nursing Home
• Maine Recycling Law Could Spark Wave Of Policies Across US
• 4 Key Details As Opioid Liability Trial Concludes In Calif.
• 'Mountainous' Opioid Shipments Fed Crisis, Judge Told
• FCA Overhaul Bill May Miss Mark On Reining In Fraudsters
• Cohen Weiss Partner Tapped For DOL Benefits Chief
• Mich. Judge Who Guided Flint Water, UAW Cases Scales Back
• Clinics Tell 9th Circ. Droplets, Not Virus, Caused Damage
• Doctor Files Defamation Suit Against CNN Over Virus Claims
• How Federal Leasing Is Bolstering Tribal Facilities Funding
• That's A Rap: Shkreli's Wu-Tang Album Sold To Cap Judgment
• Illumina Wants Extra Witnesses For FTC Merger Challenge
• Benefits For Law Firms Venturing Into New Services
• NY's Biggest Health System Loses COVID-19 Coverage Suit
• DOJ, FBI Officials Push For Ransomware Reporting Law
• Maine Medical Malpractice Panel's Secrecy Threatens Justice
• Conn. Medical Practices Want Partial COVID-19 Coverage Win
• Look To Canada For Cheaper Drugs, Sens. Urge Biden Admin.
• 3 Republican House Members Sue Pelosi Over Mask Fines
• St. Louis Hit With COVID Mask Suit From Missouri State AG
• Philips Faces Class Suits Over Recalled CPAP Sleep Devices
• Judge Urged To Rethink Ruling Perrigo Hid $1.9B Irish Tax Bill
• McKinsey Sued For Opioid Effect On W. Virginia Addicts' Kids
• DEA Should Allow Psychedelic Therapy, 9th Circ. Told
• Bipartisan Senator Group Wants False Claims Act Tweaks
• Pfizer, Mylan Beat EpiPen Antitrust Suit, For Now
• SmileDirect Tells 9th Circ. Dental Board Fears Shakeup
• PBM Group Asks 8th Circ. To Revive ND Preemption Row
• NM Appeals Court Backs Award Of Medical Pot License
• Mass. Court Won't Reinstate Botched Medical Procedure Suit
• Pa. Health Dept. Wants To Toss Contact Tracing Breach Suit
• Judge Sides With CDC For Now On Florida Cruise Injunction
• Feds Shortchanged Tribal Clinic, DC Circ. Rules
• 2nd. Circ. Upholds Insurer's Win On NYU Storm Coverage
• DOJ Fights Walmart's Opioid Challenge At 5th Circ.
• Embracing ESG: Exelon GC Talks Diversity Initiatives
• Allergan Hits Generic Cos. With Patent Suits Over Viberzi
• NYC, Calif., VA Unveil Vaccine Requirements For Employees
• The Law360 400: Tracking The Largest US Law Firms
• Where Have All The Associates Gone?
• Exec. Fired For Posts Equating Mask Reporting To Nazis Sues
• Opioid Wholesalers, W.Va. Gov'ts Set To Wrap Bellwether
• BCBS Calls Providers' Antitrust Damage Claims 'Speculative'
• Cannabis Bill Roundup: Amazon Becomes Pot Lobbyist
• Trade Group Urges Feds To Halt 'Confusing' $50B Health Deal
• Mass. Judge Axes Indefinite Philips Patent In Fitbit Suit
• Regeneron 'Kickbacks' Fueled Blockbuster Profits, Suit Says
• Shuttered Mo. Medical Pot Co. Ordered To Pay Back Investors
• Probe Faults CBP For Inadequate Medical Care For Migrants
• Biz Group Fights For Redo Of Seattle Benefits Law Case
• Attys To Get $15.6M In Facebook Moderators' $52M PTSD Deal
• 11th Circ. Reverses Course On Pandemic Cruise Restrictions
• Product Liability Regs, Bills To Watch In The 2nd Half Of 2021
• Costco Pans COBRA Notice Suit As Meritless 'Cookie Cutter'
• Cigna, NFL Attys Seek $1M Payout In Insurance Claims Defeat
• FCA Relator Pursuit Of DOJ's Declined Cases Is Vital
• COVID Insurance Rulings Are Misinterpreting 'Physical Loss'
• Biotech Investor Tells 2nd Circ. STAT Article Defamed Him
• End Roe V. Wade, Justices Urged As Abortion Battle Begins
• Dems Want Social Media Cos. Liable For Vax Misinformation
• Chinese Medical Co. Beats Sleep Apnea Trade Secrets Fight
• Barnes & Thornburg Adds 2 Insurance Attys From Reed Smith
• EU Deepens Probe Of Illumina's $8B Cancer Detection Deal
• NFL Says Forfeits Possible In Outbreaks Among Unvaccinated
• Cigna, MultiPlan Want Out Of ERISA Underpayment Claims
• Allianz Unit Gets Hotel's COVID-19 Suit Tossed
• IP Forecast: Verizon To Face Texas Jury In Wireless Row
• CR Bard Nets 2 Wins, 1 Loss In Faulty IVC Filter Suits
• 3rd Circ. Mulls If Pa. COVID-19 Restrictions Case Is Now Moot
• Philly DA Slams Opioid Settlement As A Sellout For City
• Philly Hospitals To Mediate Owner Issues In Ch. 11 Case
• Attys Seek $11.5M For Fighting Fresenius' 'Stalingrad' Defense
• Anticipating The FDA's Shift Away From Emergency Approvals
• Endo Offers To End Tenn. Opioid Baby Suit For $35M
• Judicial Nominees Advance As GOP Knocks 1st Circ. Pick
• House OKs Bill To Join Health Coalition Funding Vaccines
• Ex-DOJ Trial Atty Joins Clark Hill Health Care Practice
• Tyson & Mendes Adds New Health Care Group Head, 2 Attys
• Saxena White Nabs $5.8M In Universal Health Services Deal
• Revamping Law Firm Marketing Lists — With Partner Buy-In
• Despite Fanfare, $26B Opioid Offer Far From Finish Line
• Iowa Appeals Court Finds CBD Oil Is A Controlled Substance
• Illumina 'Wasting Court Time' With Deal Overtures, FTC Says
• Health Co., Investor Ink $15.3M Deal To End DOJ Fight
• Courts Should Defer To Science On COVID-19 Physical Loss
• Flopped COVID Drug Trial Spurs Corporate Waste Suit
• 5th Circ. Mulls New Trial Bid In Sanofi Chemo Bellwether
• Another Ga. Sterilization Plant Sued Over Chemical Emissions
• Pharmacist Gets More Prison In Deadly Meningitis Outbreak
• AGs Unveil $26B Global Opioid Deal With J&J, Distributors
• NY Official Tells Jury Public Was Taught To Treat Opioid ODs
• Full 11th Circ. Rejects Ga. Dental Board's Immunity Arguments
• Opana Sales Calls Didn't Cause Rx Rise, Economist Testifies
• Utah Medical Pot Licenses Unlawfully Awarded, Suit Says
• Sterilization Co. Hit With 150 Chemical Injury Suits In Ga.
• 'Lives Are On The Line,' Say GOP Reps Pushing Biden On Pot
• Debt Collector Wants 3rd Circ. Do-Over For Envelopes Suit
• Stiffer Penalties Floated For Hospital Price Transparency Rule
• NY Urges Justices To Pass On State Opioid Tax Challenge
• The Murky World Of Legal Rankings Gets Some Clarity In NJ
• Tribes Ask Minn. High Court To Review OK Of $2.9B Pipeline
• Judge OKs Consolidation Of CVS Drug Pricing Suits
• Clinic Patients Want Class Cert. In Leaked HIV Status Suit
• Calif. Hospital Chain, Docs Paying $37.5M In Kickback Deal
• Examiner Clears Sacklers Of Influencing Purdue's Board
• UPMC, Employees Reach $2.7M Settlement Over Data Breach
• Hospital CEO's Estate Owes $1.3M In Taxes, Court Told
• Drug Distributors Strike $1.1B Opioid Deal, Exit NY Trial
• Husch Blackwell Moves Into New England With 11-Atty Firm
• J&J, Distributors Set To Unveil Opioid Deals Worth $26B
• US Trustee Flags Sacklers' Release, Atty Fees In Purdue Plan
• Insurer Escapes Snap Fitness Suit Over COVID-19 Closure
• FDA-Nixed Language Can Be In Drug Promos, Expert Testifies
• Gag Order Issued On NFL Concussion Race-Norming Talks
• Talc Plaintiffs' Attys Fume At Idea J&J Might Use Ch. 11 Tactic
• ICE Pays $100K To End HIV-Positive Immigrant's Arrest Suit
• DaVita Indictment Draws Next-Day No-Poach Class Action
• Ex-Execs Seek Win In Pharma Inventory Co. Trade Secret Row
• DOJ Says Wage-Fixing Charges Were Never Off The Table
• DaVita Indictment, Biden Order Ramp Up No-Poach Pressure
• CVS' $10.4M Worker Training Settlement OK'd Over Objections
• Indiana Univ. Can Keep COVID Vax Requirement During Suit
• Questions To Ask After MedPAC Alternative Payments Report
• 10th Circ. Revives 1 Claim In Gynecologist Assault Suit
• US, Allies Say China Behind Massive Microsoft Server Attack
• Embracing ESG: Cigna Counsel Talks Employee Wellness
• Ex-FDA Senior Regulatory Counsel Joins Foley Hoag In DC
• Pa. Agency Can't Nix Patients' ADA Suit Over Facility Closings
• 11th Circ. Reinstates CDC Pandemic Restrictions For Cruises
• Invisalign Maker, Investors Hatch $16M Deal In IP-Linked Suit
• Pot Legalization Bill Empowers US Agencies In New Ways
• AstraZeneca's Anemia Drug Sees Setback At FDA Committee
• Bankruptcy Cases To Watch In The Second Half Of 2021
• Judge Trims Prime Healthcare 401(k) Fee ERISA Suit
• McKinsey Says Cherokee Opioid Suit Destined For MDL
• 9th Circ. Urged To Keep Hotel Worker Health Mandate Ruling
• POP Won't Review PTAB Institution Rulings On Align Patents
• Suit Says Pittsburgh Fire Safety Law Bars Nonunion Workers
• Hybrid Work Models Are Key To Gender Parity In Law Firms
• 9th Circ. Voids Order On Immigrant Insurance Rule
• Perrigo's Investor Form In $1.9B Tax Row Ruled Misleading
• Surprises May Lurk As 'No Surprises Act' Meets State Law
• Kirkland Guides Shore Capital Funds Totaling $686M
• MGH's Double-Booked Surgeries An FCA 'Sin,' Doctor Says
• Jones Day Adds Consumer Products Counsel In Miami
• Opioid Cos. Defied FDA Promo Limits, Ex-Commissioner Says
• McKesson's 'Abusive Discovery' Is FCA Dismissal Ploy: DOJ
• Naturopathic Doc Sold Fake COVID Vaccine Cards, Feds Say
• Senior Living Homes Want $18M In COVID-19 Loss Coverage
• DaVita Investor Attys Score $40.5M In Fees From Settlement
• Ill. To Hold Lotteries, Issue Pot Licenses After Virus Delays
• Club Operator's $420M Float Leads Busy Day Of IPOs
• Judge Questions Gov't Reports In Hospital Overpayment Case
• Fla. Court Recommends $608K For Fired CBD Franchisee
• DaVita, Ex-CEO Indicted In Ongoing DOJ No-Poach Probe
• Pfizer And EpiPen Consumers Reach $345M Deal
• UFCW Says Nursing Home Owes $1.5M In Pension Benefits
• Digging Into FCA Stats: Litigation's Return On Investment
• Sea Change In Drug Assistance Programs May Be On Horizon
• What Cartel Enforcement Under Biden's DOJ Might Look Like
• OptimisCorp Suit Survives In Del., Bayard Denied More Fees
• 6 Things To Know About Cannabis M&A Transactions
• PwC Ex-Exec Sues Insurer For Disability Benefits
• Real Estate Rumors: Terreno, Square Mile, Alexander Boria
• As State Anti-Vax Laws Pass, Mandate Suits Poised To Evolve
• Insurer Wants Out Of Assisted Living Facility's BIPA Suit
• 11th Circ. Finds No Irreparable Harm In CDC Eviction Halt
• Nurse Says Hospital System Skirted COBRA Notice
• Perrigo, Investors Must Go To Trial Over Co.'s $1.9B Tax Bill
• Ariz. Health Co. Says Disease Provision Covers COVID Losses
• Wash. Judges Say New Trial Necessary For Stroke Patient
• 3 Keys To Winning Your Next Oral Argument
• Digging Into FCA Stats: A Decade of Litigation Trends
• Harvard Professor Says FBI Tricked Him During Interrogation
• 7th Circ. Orders Judge Consider Copay Groups In Opana Cert.
• WHO Committee Wants Global Rules On Gene-Editing Patents
• Top Senate Dems Admit Pot Legalization Push A Long Shot
• 3 Takeaways From Senate Dems' Pot Legalization Bill
• DuPont, Others Ink $50M Del. Deal Over 'Forever Chemicals'
• Opioid Rx Rise Can't Be Pinned Only On Ads, Prof Says
• Doctors Were Engine Of Opioids' Rise, Cos. Tell Jury
• Cherokees Say McKinsey Opioid Suit Shouldn't Head To MDL
• Abortion Rights Advocates Sue To Overturn Texas 6-Week Ban
• What To Watch As EU Clinical Trial Compliance Changes
• Gov't Oversight Could Reduce Fatal Medical Error Risks
• Digging Into FCA Stats: In-House Litigation Budget Insights
• Illinois Cases To Watch In 2nd Half Of 2021
• Pharma Co. Asks 9th Circ. To Revive Opioid Coverage Dispute
• J&J, Rite Aid, CVS Talc Suit Remanded To NY State Court
• Keys To Efficient And Accurate Doc Review For E-Discovery
• Meet JPML's Favorite Judge, Tasked With New Opioid MDL
• Opioid Cos.' Sales Training Misled Doctors, Jury Hears
• Tribal COVID Fund Distribution Was Fair, Feds Argue
• Chickasaw Push Back On Arbitration Ruling In Drug Dispute
• USC To Pay $19M Atty Fees In Landmark Sex Abuse Deal
• Novant Can't Send COVID Coverage Suit Back To State Court
• HHS Funding Bill Passes Through House Subcommittee
• US Trustee Calls For Hold On $29M In Purdue Bonuses
• 6 Cybersecurity Events That Have Defined 2021
• Bid Protest Spotlight: Cost Recovery, Prejudice, Timeliness
• Embracing ESG: Raytheon GC Talks Climate Change
• Kirkland Nabs Litigator From Orrick In DC
• Dentists' Virus Coverage Suit Misreads Policy, 11th Circ. Told
• Top New Jersey Cases Of 2021: A Midyear Report
• Universal Health Brass Sued For Stock Gains Amid Pandemic
• Nursing Home Co. Wins Partial Redo Of $6M Race Bias Verdict
• Weil, DLA Piper Rep $32.6B SPAC Deal For MSP Recovery
• Shaming Doctors Was Vital To Opioid Adoption, NY Jury Hears
• Gov't Can't Ditch Akebia's Suit Over Kidney Drug Coverage
• Insurers Score Wins In 3 More COVID Loss Suits In Ill.
• Drug Prices Are Prime Target In Biden's Competition Order
• Civil Rights Groups Urge 11th Circ. To Rethink ADA Ruling
• Cannabis Bill Roundup: Missouri Gov. Nixes Pot Tax Reform
• Personal Injury, Med Mal Cases To Watch In 2nd Half Of 2021
• FDA Head Seeks IG Probe Of Biogen Alzheimer's Drug Talks
• Big Pharma's Stock Spending Exceeds R&D, Dems Say
• Health Hires: SCAN Group, AgomAb
• Canceled Radiology Conference Not Insured, Court Finds
• Judge Suggests Feds Target Doctors, Lawyers In Injury Scam
• Changes In Over-The-Counter Drug Regulation Are Flawed
• 9th Circ. Won't Revive Ex-Merck Worker's Drug Kickback Suit
• Claims That Mandatory Vaccines Are Illegal May Fail In Court
• 10th Circ. Affirms Ex-VA Worker's 16-Year Fraud Sentence
• Bayer, Janssen Duck Louisiana Blue Cross' Xarelto Claims
• Cigna Beats ERISA Suit Over NFL Players' Health Benefits
• Pa. Cases To Watch In 2021: Midyear Report
• ICE To Stop Detaining Pregnant, Nursing Migrants
• Generics, Retailers Escape Zantac MDL With Preemption
• Product Liability Cases To Watch: Midyear Review
• Sweeping Biden Order Aims To Attack Lack Of Competition
• Opioid 'Gremlins' Torment Patients, New York Jury Hears
• Alere Agrees To Pay $38.8M Over Blood Monitoring Device
• Ex-CEO Pleads Guilty To Wire Fraud, Filing False Tax Return
• St. Jude Medical To Pay $27M To End Faulty Heart Device Suit
• IP Forecast: Daiichi Sankyo Unit Takes Drug Rival To A Jury
• Avanos To Pay $22M To Settle Surgical Gown Criminal Charge
• UNC Doc Can't Slip Lawsuit Where Patient Beheaded Mother
• 6th Circ. Affirms Arch's Ruling Over Criminal Coal Dust Claims
• 5th Circ. Backs Broad DOJ Power To Toss FCA Suits
• Alzheimer's Drug Getting Label Revision, Biogen Says
• VA Accused Of Snubbing Requests For Racial Disparity Data
• Corrupt Ex-NYC Pain Doc Hammered With 17½ Years In Prison
• Einstein Says No Harm, No Foul In Pa. Data Breach Case
• Rising Star: McDermott's Lisa Mazur
• 5 Firms Sculpt SPAC Deal For $1B Tumor Treatment Developer
• 15 States Sign On To $4.5B Opioid Deal With Purdue
• Calif. Coroners Testify Opioid Death Causes Can Be Unclear
• Midwest Retailer Says Insurers Must Cover Opioid Injury Suits
• NY Opioid Trial Dives Into History On 4th Day
• Fla. Judge Won't Reinstate CDC Cruise Ban For Appeal
• Theranos Judge Mulls WilmerHale's Role In Losing Key Data
• High Court Onboards Big ERISA Suit, Leaves Others Behind
• COVID Vaccine Vial Maker Leads Wave Of 5 IPO Launches
• ​​​​​​​Feds Bash Texas' Push To Restart Child Expulsions
• DC Circ. Won't Revisit Health Costs Ruling In Swinomish Suit
• Aetna, OptumHealth Urge 4th Circ. To Rethink ERISA Ruling
• SEC Says Health Care Co. Lied About COVID-19 Readiness
• NM AG's Suit Against Gilead, BMS Sent Back To State Court
• 3 COVID-19 Injury And Wrongful Death Cases To Watch
• 3rd Circ. Revives Class Action Against Health Care Debt Co.
• Home For Disabled Wants $8M Verdict In Fire Suit Undone
• Pharmacist Linked To Deadly Outbreak Gets Extra 5 Years
• Gredale Buys Respiratory Mask Maker At $4B Enterprise Value
• Rising Star: Latham & Watkins' Eric Greig
• Mass. Ruling A Cautionary Tale For Attorneys Changing Firms
• DOJ Should Weigh Dismissing Every Nonintervened FCA Suit
• Prison Co. Wants Asylum-Seeker's Miscarriage Suit Trimmed
• Fed. Circ. Judge Unsure IP At Heart Of $1.1B Juno Win Is Valid
• Ill. Firm Sues Info Co. Over Excessive Medical Record Fees
• Ill. Kickback Ruling Must Be Reconsidered, Court Told
• EU Remains A Holdout On COVID-Related IP Waiver At WTO
• The Term Finale: A 'Kumbaya Court'? Not So Fast
• DC Circ. Tosses FDA's Electric Shock Harnesses Ban
• Texas Court Largely Voids Doc's Win In Surgery Center Row
• 6th Circ. Says Time Ran Out On Newborn Brain Damage Claim
• CDC Accuses Fla. Of Strangling Its Cruise Industry
• DC Circ. Urged To Overturn FCC's Expanded Antenna Rules
• CMS Must Improve Diabetics' Access To Glucose Monitors
• ICE Promises Soap, Shots In Fla. COVID-19 Detainee Deal
• NJ 'Gay Conversion' Group Can't Escape Fraud Deal Terms
• Rising Star: Sidley's Brenna Jenny
• What Post-COVID Health Provider M&A Could Look Like
• The Sharpest Dissents From The Supreme Court Term
• Returning To Open Court: Excitement, Nerves And Extra Prep
• The Firms That Won Big At The Supreme Court
• Jury Convicts Medical Imaging CEO In $250M Health Fraud
• NY Court Revives Suit Over Patient's Vision Loss
• Miss. High Court Won't Reconsider Medical Pot Ruling
• High Court To Mull Emotional Distress In Civil Rights Row
• Cannabis Bill Roundup: NC Advances Medical Pot Bill
• Ga. Court Says Hospital Too Late To Appeal Rivals' Expansion
• Ga. Court Says Expert Wrongly Cut From Hospital Death Suit
• 8th Circ. Gives Insurer First Appellate COVID Coverage Win
• WTO Stresses Need For Better COVID-19 Trade Reporting
• Justices Seemed Above The Political Fray, Until The Last Day
• Teva Sues Generics To Protect Huntington's Disease Drug
• Ga. Judges Revive Amputee's Suit Against Emergency Doctor
• ERISA Thwarts Clinic's NFL Benefits Suit, 5th Circ. Agrees
• CVS Persuades Justices To Review HIV Bias Case
• Rising Star: Ropes & Gray's Andrew O'Connor
• Justices Take Up Fla. Case On Recovering Medicaid Payments
• Justices Agree To Review Medicare Reimbursement Programs
• How To Avert Media Narrative And Get A Fair High-Stakes Trial
• 1 Firm Edged Peers As June IPO Market Exploded
• Fla. Employer Doesn't Have To Pay For Medical Pot Evaluation
• Ind. Malpractice Law Covers Man Harmed By Opiate Patient
• House Votes To Shield IGs, Allow Probes Of DOJ Attys
• Official Says VA Properly Tracking $16B Health Record Project
• A New Era For FDA Regulation Of Cell And Tissue Products
• KPC, Alerus Fight Class Cert. Bid In $227M Stock Buy Suit
• COVID-19 Coverage Fights Try Shifting To State High Courts
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• Alexa Listens To Protected Info, Health Care Workers Say
• Breaking Down The Vote: The High Court Term In Review