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Health - August, 2021

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• Anti-Holmes Bias, Abuse Focus In 1st Day Of Jury Selection
• Cincinnati Notches Virus Coverage Win At 11th Circ.
• Calif. Court OKs $4M Verdict In Rehab Patient Suicide Suit
• 8th Circ. Says Law Didn't Block Land Move For Tribal Casino
• 3rd Circ. Puts Surgeon's Antitrust Suit Back On Life Support
• Anda's Opioid Sales Were In DEA's 'Bull's-Eye,' Jury Is Told
• Class Attys Get $152M As Sutter Settles Antitrust Case In Calif.
• Calif. Health Giant Sutter To Pay $60M To End FCA Claims
• Texas Doc Must Face Suit Over Alleged Assault Of Employee
• NY Health Workers Charged In Alleged Fake Vax Card Ring
• Tufts Settles Claim It Punished Student For Bogus-Data Report
• Medical Co. Ducks Claims It Axed Atty For Not Hiding Cash
• Law360 MVP Awards Go To 182 Attys From 77 Firms
• Fear Reigns That NJ Crackdown Might Bruise Employers
• What The Judiciary's Font Recommendations Can Teach Us
• Patent Prosecution Pro From Baker Botts Joins MoFo
• EB-5 Sector In Flux Amid Calif. Lawsuit, Stalled Congress
• Vaccines, Tuition, Race: The Litigation On Law Schools' Radar
• How Firms Can Help Law Schools Leap Into The Future
• Meet The Lawyers On Deck At The Elizabeth Holmes Trial
• 4 Ideas For Updating Law Schools Post-Pandemic
• Gov't Contracts Of The Month: Vaccine, IT, Disinformation
• Holmes' Mental State Key To Fraud Defense, Legal Pros Say
• Holmes' Health Docs Allege Balwani Abused, Controlled Her
• McGuireWoods Sues Men's Health Co. For Unpaid Atty Fees
• US v. Elizabeth Holmes: The Case Against Theranos' Ex-CEO
• 6th Circ. Says Medical Cos. Can't Arbitrate Trade Secrets Row
• Media Co. Says Disability Doesn't Defeat Harassment Story
• Texas Hospital Slips Stroke Med Mal Due To Missing Doc List
• Complete Genomics Gets Trim Of Illumina's DNA Tech IP Suit
• Cannabis Bill Roundup: NC Inches Closer To Medical Pot
• Brand Battles: Nine West Takes On 'Drag Race' Star Nina West
• Law360's Tort Report: Ex-'SNL' Actor Hit With Sex Assault Suit
• Feds Indict Louisiana Doc In $5.1M Opioid Fraud Scheme
• Home Aides' Attys Get $5.6M In Fees In Humana Settlement
• UMass Students Lose Bid To End School Vaccine Mandate
• Ex-Theranos CEO Elizabeth Holmes' Top 5 Pretrial Battles
• Biz Groups End Insurance Price Fight After Compliance Delay
• Sacklers Agree To Forgo Non-Opioid Ch. 11 Releases
• Fla. Gov. Overstepped By Banning School Mask Mandates
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Over 200 Fla. City Employees Fight Vaccine Mandate
• Rite Aid Strikes Deal To Avert Opioid MDL's 1st Pharmacy Trial
• Supreme Court Blocks CDC Eviction Moratorium
• 'No Good Deed Goes Unpunished,' Google Says Of Virus App
• Elizabeth Holmes Mental Health Docs May Be Unsealed Soon
• J&J Won't Be Barred From 'Texas Two-Step' In Delaware Court
• FDA Denies Marketing Applications For 55,000 E-Cig Products
• NLRB Chair Calls For New Remedy In Union Health Care Row
• Ky. High Court Sinks Suit Over Kidney Transplant Trial
• Litigation Injunctions Extended In Mallinckrodt Ch. 11
• Stem Cell Clinic Says Ga. Lacks Authority To Bring $6.4M Suit
• ProMedica Tells 6th Circ. It Needs Rehearing Answer ASAP
• Students Say Vax Mandate Not Like Top Court Smallpox Case
• Bankrupt Mental Health Clinic Settles FCA Suit For $15M
• NJ Hospitals Taking Fight With FTC Over Merger To 3rd Circ.
• FisherBroyles Adds Ex-Weathington Litigator In Atlanta
• Fed. Circ. Wipes Out $1.1B Juno IP Win On Cancer Drug
• 1st Circ. Backs Insys Execs' Convictions, Jury Findings
• 'Sword Of Damocles' Over Endo In Opioid Trial, Judge Says
• Purdue Ch. 11 Judge Says Sackler Releases Should Be Tighter
• Pentagon Says Service Members Must Get COVID Vax ASAP
• Trustee Tells High Court Not To Review Revived $31M Suit
• $11B Hospital System Not A Local Gov't, Justices Told
• Mallinckrodt Says Letting Injunctions End Puts Ch. 11 At Risk
• Ascension Health Settles Discrimination Claims With DOJ
• Hospital Wants Redo In 6th Circ. ProMedica Contract Appeal
• Dallas County Can Enforce Mask Mandate, Judge Says
• Theranos Judge Cuts Potential Jurors For Anti-Holmes Bias
• 4 ShiftPixy Blank-Check Vehicles Slash IPO Sizes
• 8th Circ. Backs Sioux Tribe's Treaty Right To Health Care
• Stonebridge JV Seals $300M In Deals For DC-Area Project
• King & Wood Mallesons Guides Aseana's $95M Property Sale
• Grassley Amendments Are Not The Way To Reform The FCA
• NFL Concussion Settlement Still Underestimated 5 Years Later
• 6th Circ. Revives Suit Over J&J Unit's Pelvic Mesh
• Health Care Co. Sued For Alleged Medical Pot Discrimination
• Pharmacy Operator Hits Ex-Employee With Trade Secrets Suit
• 2 NY Attys Charged With Filing Fake Suits In Injury Scam
• Divided Mass. Justices Back Broad View Of Retaliation Law
• Calif. Jury Clears C.R. Bard Over Design Of Vein Filter Implant
• Texas Judge Considers Mask Mandate Debate 'Stunning'
• FTC, Illumina Clash On Merger's Potential To Win Cancer War
• QVC, Suzanne Somers Can't Stop Dispute From Going To Trial
• Avenatti Gains Edge As Feds Show Hand In Mistrial
• Florida Nursing Home Arbitration Ruling Tees Up Conflict
• Fla. Claims There's Little Evidence For Masking Kids In School
• Green Card Applicants Must Be Fully Vaxxed Against Virus
• Glenmark Still Fighting To End DOJ Interviews Of India Execs
• ICE Must Test Migrants Before Sending Them To Wash. Center
• J&J Must Face Ill. Pelvic Mesh Suit, 7th Circ. Says
• Apple Says It Has No Obligation To Host Rival COVID Apps
• Zantac Makers, Retailers Urge Nix Of Medical Monitoring Class
• Esperion Class Attys Nab $6M In Fees From $18M Settlement
• Suit Over Botched Hip Replacements Revived In Missouri
• Fla. Argues Challenge To Trans Athlete Ban Is Unripe
• Native American Tribes See Mixed Bag In Virus Coverage Suits
• Navigating Asia-Pacific Health M&A In The Wake Of COVID
• Mass. Vet Home Head Says Elder Laws Don't Fit Virus Charges
• Talc Users Seek Court Order To Bar J&J Liability Spinoff
• FCC Urges DC Circ. To Back New Antenna Rules
• Former NFL Player Pleads Guilty As $3.9M Fraud Trial Begins
• SEC Nabs $6M Settlement In Earnings Management Sweep
• Cravath, Davis Polk Rep GuideWell's $900M Triple-S Buy
• 11th Circ. Suggests Lab Ignored Mintz Advice Over Fees
• Epstein Becker Adds Life Sciences Pro From Ogletree
• Best Practices For Compliance With NYC's New Vaccine Order
• How The 'Rocket Docket' Continues To Roar Through COVID
• Abbott Urges Texas High Court To Shut Down Mask Mandates
• No More Speeches, Settle This Ch. 11, Purdue Judge Urges
• Fla. Doctors Tell Court Mask Mandates Needed In Schools
• Dallas Justice Alleges Ploy To 'Eviscerate' GOP Judge's Vote
• Exec Says He Needs More Than 'Panicky Messages' From DOJ
• Nursing Home Abuse Suits End With $16.25M Deal Approval
• Health Care M&A Faces Antitrust Enforcement Crackdown
• 9th Circ. Told To Block Calif. City's COVID Hazard Pay Law
• Keep Eviction Ban Due To Worsening Pandemic, DOJ Says
• Optometry Chain Wants Out Of Consumers' Robocall Suit
• Biden Chooses Umatilla Citizen To Head National Park Service
• Alaska Native Village In 'Agony' Waiting For EMS Access
• Pfizer Gets Full FDA Approval Of COVID-19 Vaccine
• Employers Still Hesitant To Mandate Vaccines As Virus Surges
• 9th Circ. Affirms Traveling Nurse Agency's No-Poach Loss
• Holmes Can't Stop Ex-Theranos Lab Director From Testifying
• Pa. Justices' Medical Peer Review Decision Surprises Attys
• 7th Circ. Revives FCA Suit Against Molina Healthcare
• DC Circ. Won't Undo HHS Win In Medicare Payment Suit
• Meet The Top Attys Battling McKinsey In New Opioid MDL
• NY AG Says Bronx Clinic Owner Operated $4M Medicaid Scam
• Compliance And Risk Hires: From MUFG To Blue Cross
• Feds Must ID Privileged Docs In Newborn Wrongful Death Suit
• NJ Joins $26B Opioid Settlement With J&J, Pharma Cos.
• Regeneron Wants COVID-19 Tech Patent Suit Axed
• What CMS' Split Billing Proposal Means For Health Providers
• VA Supplier Gets 30-Month Term, Ending Fla. Kickbacks Probe
• EU Targets Illumina's Completion Of Grail Deal Amid Probe
• Texas Gov. Loses More Court Battles Over Mask Mandate Ban
• Abbott Labs Can't Escape Claims Baby Formula Killed Infant
• Taxation With Representation: Freshfields, Latham
• LumiraDx, Health Care SPAC Slash $2B From Deal Value
• Health Hires: Goodwin, Decibel Therapeutics
• Gunster Expands With 5 New Associates
• SEC Accuses Tech Startup Duo Of $13M Fraud Scheme
• NY Decries 'Brazen Gaslighting' By Endo's Opioid Attys
• Judge Urges Attention To Individual Stories In Purdue Ch. 11
• 11th Circ. Tosses COVID-19 Suit Against Carnival Cruise Unit
• Fla. Judge Won't Toss Challenge To School Mask Mandate Ban
• Feds Accuse Pharma Co. Manager's Wife Of Insider Trading
• NJ Pot Regulator Adopts First Rules For Adult-Use Market
• Mich. Judge Quarantining As Virus Halts 1st Live Criminal Trial
• Lexington Insurance Wants Out Of BCBS Antitrust Coverage
• Real Estate Rumors: Bradford Douglas, Skyview, Ram Realty
• Maslon Names New Co-Chair Of Firm's Litigation Practice
• 6 Firms Guide Trio Of SPACs Seeking To Raise $550M
• SmileDirect Settles Case Over Alabama Dental Board Rules
• Pot Co. Neptune Adds Sports Promotion Co. GC As Top Atty
• OptimisCorp Seeks Suit Halt Amid Bid To DQ Plaintiffs, Bayard
• Why A Missed Email Could Cost You Your Case
• Laborers Union Sues Die Cast Co. Over Lapsed Health Plans
• Former OPKO Health GC Joins Holland & Knight
• Bill Would Shift $9.6B From DOD To Global Vaccine Effort
• 3 Firms Sculpt $7.3B Deal For Health Care Tech Co. Inovalon
• En Banc 5th Circ. Says Texas Can Further Limit Abortions
• Atty-Client Fee Deals Relevant In Arb. Rows, Ariz. Justices Say
• Illumina Completes $7.1B Grail Deal Amid Antitrust Scrutiny
• Alsup Rips Class Attys Over 'Collusive' UnitedHealth Deal
• Grocery Chain Wants Out Of Ohio Counties' Opioid Bellwether
• Perrigo Rebuts Investors, Court Over Tax Accounting Rule
• Shareholders Sue Biopharma Co. Over Alzheimer's Drug Trials
• Lessons From Indiana University Vax Mandate Case
• Smith & Nephew Owes Nothing In Hip Resurfacing Device Trial
• Ex-Purdue Chair Denies Blame For Opioid Crisis
• No Tourney For Little Leaguers Despite 'Troubling' Virus DQs
• Texas Students Accuse Gov. Of Discrimination In Mask Fight
• Ga. Health Care System Says Kaiser Permanente Owes $41.7M
• Apology Law Is Constitutional, Ariz. Appeals Court Finds
• Texas Mask Mandate Ban Exceeds Governor's Authority
• Health Co. Sued Over 'Astronomical' Retirement Plan Fees
• Judge Lets Most Of Xyrem Antitrust Suit Against Jazz Survive
• 'No End In Sight' As Endo, Arnold & Porter Reveal Opioid Files
• Biden Admin Mulling Tweaks To ACA Birth Control Provisions
• Pa. Justices Tighten Up Medical Peer Review Protections
• End-Payors Again Denied Cert. In Niaspan Pay-For-Delay MDL
• Okla. Seed-To-Sale Challenge Is Moved To Different Court
• Sacklers Say They'll Fight Any Attempt To Foil Ch. 11 Releases
• Md. Jury Awards $35M In Med Mal Trial Over Birth Injury
• GMU Law Prof Gets Exemption After Challenging Vax Mandate
• 8th Circ. Leaves 3M Surgical Warming Device Verdict In Place
• Ill. Judge Tosses States' Public Charge Defense Takeover
• DOJ Defends Glenmark, Teva Executive Interviews Abroad
• UMass Says Students Can't Block COVID-19 Vaccine Mandate
• Chancery Dismisses Challenge To $2.8B Genomic Health Sale
• These Law Firms Have The Most Diverse Equity Partnerships
• Ex-Jones Day Secretary Seeks Quick Win In Disability Dispute
• Biotech Says Celgene-BMS Deal Threatens Drug Development
• Rutgers Students Ask Court To Block COVID Vaccine Mandate
• Witness's COVID-19 Diagnosis Delays CR Bard Implant Trial
• Sackler Reps Say They Can't Sell Assets Without Releases
• 5th Circ. Revives Clinic Manager's Retaliation Claim
• Montana Hit With Suit Over Abortion Restriction Laws
• Greenberg Boosts Medical Device Practice With Maslon Attys
• Ex-Theranos CEO Holmes Wants To Go Maskless During Trial
• Texas Court Allows San Antonio Mask Mandate, Again
• Trulieve Workers, Applicants Nab Class Cert. In Hiring Dispute
• Ex-California Mayor Charged With Taking Pot Industry Bribes
• Texas Says Suit Over Citizen-Enforced Abortion Law Isn't Ripe
• Goodwin Atty Sues Unum, Provident For Disability Benefits
• Landlords Seek 11th Circ. Rehearing Over CDC Eviction Ban
• 8th Circ. Restores 3M Warming Device MDL
• Law360's Diversity Snapshot: What You Need To Know
• Fla. Appeals Court Upholds $200K Sanctions Against 2 Firms
• Businesses Have The Right To Deny Unvaccinated Patrons
• Texas Justices Halt Local Mask Mandates
• VA Must Face Construction Co. Claims Despite Naming Error
• Dallas Appellate Panel Upholds Texas Mask Ban Freeze
• Jim Bakker Loses Fight to Block COVID 'Cure' Investigation
• Sacklers' Ch. 11 Releases Are Fair, Supporting States Say
• Health First Antitrust Suit Left Largely Intact
• Court Sets $50M Bond For Esformes Ahead Of Fraud Retrial
• Boston Scientific Beats FCA Suit Over Defective Defibrillators
• Ohio Counties Don't Want 'Legal Opioid' Talk In Bellwether
• Quad Amputee Wins New Trial After Nurse-Juror's Misconduct
• DOJ Denies 'Rewriting' Price-Fix Indictment of Glenmark, Teva
• DOJ Gets More Time To Review Optum's $13.8B Change Buy
• Drug Benefit Managers Call Feds' Price Disclosure Rule Faulty
• High Court Asked To Strike Down Bankrupt Lab's $31M Suit
• OSHA Issues New Workplace COVID Guidance As Cases Rise
• DC Circ. Orders FCC To Revisit Possible 5G Wireless Harms
• Kilpatrick Helps With $125M Manhattan Office Loan
• 5 Reasons Lawyers Often Fail To Secure Litigation Funding
• McDermott Launches Health Practice In Atlanta With 2 Attys
• DC Circ. Erases UnitedHealth's Overpayment Rule Triumph
• UnitedHealth Strikes Deal To End Mental Health Policy Suits
• Covington Atty 'Really Angry' After DOJ Alleges FCA Mischief
• At Opioid Trial, NY's Lead Atty Says Neighbor OD'd Last Week
• Chancery Keeps Alive Fraud Claims In $525M Online Co. Sale
• Alsup Queries Proposed UnitedHealthcare Lipo Coverage Deal
• Judge Slams Nursing Home 'Machination' In COVID Death Suit
• Purdue's Ch. 11 Trial Opens With Attacks On Sackler Releases
• Univ. Of South Florida Students Seek Virus Closure Refunds
• Supreme Court Declines To Block Indiana Univ. Vax Mandate
• Despite Giuliani's Assertion, Lawyers Cannot 'Throw A Fake'
• ICE Must Up COVID-19 Transparency After Detainee Death
• Blockchain-Focused SPAC Among 3 IPOs Totaling $400M
• InterMune, Roche Sue For Millions Paid In Ex-CEO's Defense
• It's Time To Upgrade Our Attorney Licensure Rules
• Texas Gov. Says Mask Ban Freeze Will 'Shatter' COVID Efforts
• Biden Wants Congress To Set Sights On Cutting Drug Prices
• Claims Filed Too Late In Cook Medical Vein Filter Suit
• Pa. Prison Guard Union Promises Suit Over Vaccine Mandate
• Endo 'Head Shot' Penalty Mulled In Opioid Discovery Fight
• 3rd Circ. Says Ex-UnitedHealth VP Must Arbitrate Claims
• UnitedHealthcare Hit With DOL Suit Over Mental Health Policy
• Tribal Health Center Officials Urge End To Nurse's RICO Suit
• 11th Circ. Won't Scrub 'Pill Mill' Nurse's Convictions
• Chamber Sues To Block Health Plan Price Transparency Rule
• Maryland Medical System Stole Spiritual Care Plan, Suit Says
• Elite Trainer Jorge Navarro Cops To Racehorse Doping
• 3rd Circ. Erases Challenge To Pa. Virus Orders As Moot
• Mallinckrodt Asks For Another 3-Month Hold On Product Suits
• Considering Short- And Long-Term Effects Of COVID IP Waiver
• Endo Cases Highlight Rare Default Risk In Discovery Failures
• Hospitals Tell DOJ $13.8B Optum-Change Deal Can't Be Fixed
• Ill. Hospital Cleared Of Liability For Surgeon In Death Suit
• Hiscox Needn't Defend Med Co. In $6.4M False Ad Suit
• Telehealth Exec Hit With New Charges In $784M Fraud Case
• 5th Circ. Ruling Bolsters Privilege Protection Against Gov't
• Data-Based Predictions On Case Timelines After Pandemic
• 'This Cannot Go On': Opioid Trial Turmoil Intensifies In NY
• Attys Want Migrant Kids Out Of 'Unacceptable' Texas Sites
• Religious Groups Win Pass On Abortions, Transgender Care
• Ariz. Doctor's Defamation Suit Over 'Idiot' Comment Fails
• 6th Circ. Lets ProMedica Drop Rival's Insurance Contracts
• Dallas County, San Antonio Win Freeze of Texas Mask Ban
• 22 States Back Mo. In Down Syndrome Abortion Law Fight
• Apple Can't Combine COVID-19 App Case With App Store Suit
• State Farm Dodges Dental Practices' Virus Coverage Suit
• Washington Legal Wants ERISA Class Decertified In 3rd Circ.
• Fitbit Can't Get Mass. Judge To Toss Phillips Patent Suit
• Congress' Bankruptcy Bills May Be Too Clumsy To Work
• Life Sci Cos. Should Prep For Enforcement After COVID Pause
• Ex-Theranos CEO Must Unseal Mental Health Docs
• Yelp, Dental Practices Drawn Into COVID-19 Coverage Fights
• Embracing ESG
• Pa. Judge Rejects QVC Privilege Bid In Suzanne Somers Suit
• Zimmer Sues NJ Biotech Over Dental Implant Products
• UPMC Beats Zoning Ruling To Build Hospital Near Competitor
• GSK Redo Doesn't Cure Generics' 'Skinny Label' Uncertainty
• Glenmark, Teva Say DOJ 'Rewriting' Price-Fixing Indictment
• Hilary Swank Settles ERISA Suit Against Health Plan Leaders
• Arnold & Porter Atty Opioid Trial Remarks 'Crazy,' Court Told
• Bayada Home Health Care Workers Get Cert. In OT Suit
• Defense Secretary Wants Mandatory COVID Vax For Military
• Claims Court Bars VA Medical Supply Deal Transfer To DOD
• Biden To Scrap Trump's Most-Favored Nation Drug Pricing
• Real Estate Rumors: Gutierrez, RREEF, Medical Properties
• Ex-HHS Official Inks Deal On Virus Whistleblower Claims
• 7th Circ. Backs Spinal Device Co. In Trade Secrets Fight
• ICE, Fla. Detainees Move Toward Settlement In COVID-19 Suit
• Seeking Presurgery Exams In NY Personal Injury Suit Defense
• Walgreens Faces Skeptical 9th Circ. In Theranos Cert. Fight
• Zimmer Hip Implant Suit Tossed Over Expert Opinion
• Purdue Allotted 10 Days For Ch. 11 Confirmation Trial
• Cannabis Co. Wants Out Of Utah Medical Pot Licenses Suit
• Retention Is Key To Meaningful Diversity At Law Firms
• 4 Considerations In Light Of Cyber Incident Notification Bill
• Atty Fees Capped At 15% In $26B Opioid MDL Settlement
• 5 Highlights As Endo, Arnold & Porter Face Opioid Oblivion
• $26B Opioid Deal Sparks 'Turf Wars' From Local Governments
• Pa. Court Pulls Nursing Home Death Suit Out Of Arbitration
• Excavation Co. Owes Money To Pension Plan, 8th Circ. Says
• Holmes Wants Ex-Theranos Lab Director Excluded From Trial
• 9th Circ. Poised To Weigh COVID-19 Coverage Battles
• Federal Cannabis Reform: Inevitable But Inevitably Piecemeal
• Health Hires: Robinson & Cole, Benesch Friedlander
• Taxation With Representation: Hogan Lovells, Baker McKenzie
• Justices Asked To Hear Fight Over Indiana Univ. Vax Mandate
• Purdue Pharma Says Sackler Releases Are Vital To Ch. 11 Plan
• Feds Say Harvard Prof Didn't Request Lawyer For Interview
• Woman Stripped Of US Citizenship For Money Laundering
• LA Courts Will Require Workers To Be Vaxxed After FDA's OK
• Endo Calls Out Fiery 'Rhetoric' In NY Opioid Trial
• $235M GSK Win Stays, But Fed. Circ. Tells Generics To Relax
• 2nd Circ. Told To Toss Law Firm's RICO Appeal
• Panel Says Pa. Pot Law Lets Users Sue For Wrongful Firing
• Tenn. 48-Hour Abortion Waiting Period Is Valid, 6th Circ. Says
• FDA Med Conference Study Raises Pharma Enforcement Risks
• DOJ Denies Doing End-Run Around FCA Intervention Denial
• Texas Case Boosts Defense Challenges To Medical Expenses
• Deals Rumor Mill: Pershing Square, UnitedHealth, Westpac
• Baker McKenzie, Cooley Build $2B Bayer-Vividion Deal
• 8th Circ. Backs 3M In Nixing Suit Over Warming Device
• 8th Circ. Backs Funds' ERISA Win Against Landscaper
• Teva Piles Onto Strong-Arm Tactic Accusations Against DOJ
• Canadian Co. Must Pay $2M In Pa. Medical Pot License Row
• Arnold & Porter Fights 'Extreme Sanctions' In NY Opioid Trial
• Odonate Therapeutics Can't Beat Investor Suit Over Drug Trial
• C.R. Bard Implant Called 'Ticking Time Bomb' At Trial Open
• WilmerHale Attys Helped Lose Theranos Data, Judge Says
• Endo Exec Ripped FDA 'Window Dressing,' Jury Hears
• 3rd Circ. Won't Take On TransUnion Challenge To Debt Suit
• Trade Groups Urge Justices To Hear NY Opioid Tax Challenge
• FTC Gets New Jersey Hospital Merger Paused
• CDC's New Eviction Freeze Poised For Major Legal Hurdles
• Unvaxxed George Mason Law Prof Challenges COVID Policy
• Med Group Makes Case For Virus Coverage To Ohio Justices
• How Citizen Petitions Influence FDA Drug Approvals
• Clinic Falsely Claimed To Be Federal Health Center, Suit Says
• DOJ's 1st Wage-Fixing Trial Set For April 2022
• Compliance Pros Say Pandemic Had Little Effect On Culture
• Avoiding Unauthorized Practice Of Law In Remote Work
• Barley Snyder Adds Atty To Biz Practice In Pa.
• Reed Smith Snags Chamber Lawyer For State AG Practice
• 5 Firms Help Chinese Health Care Biz Go Private In $1.6B Deal
• CDC Unveils New, More Targeted Eviction Moratorium
• Endo Discovery Fight Overshadows NY Opioid Trial
• Cuomo Sexual Misconduct Report A Road Map For Lawsuits
• NY Veterinarian Cops To Role In Horse Doping Scheme
• Health Care Co. Says Subpar COVID-19 Gear Warrants Refund
• La. Medical Lab Can Press Hurricane Coverage Claim
• FTC Says Illumina Case Too Simple For Extra Experts
• Philly Is Wrong Venue For Cancer Emissions Suit, Court Says
• Glenmark Accuses DOJ Of 'Strong-Arm Tactics'
• PE Firm Commits $300M For Health Care-Aimed Venture
• Mallinckrodt Ch. 11 Creditor Blasts Proposed Payout Plan
• ITC Will Review US Audio Tech Co.'s Trade Secrets Win
• Insurer Wants No Delay In USC Sex Harassment Coverage Suit
• Wash. Commission Told Energy Tax Credit Should Expire
• PE Settlement Illustrates New FCA Liability Theories In Play
• Thompson & Knight Health Care Team Leaves For Bracewell
• Enviros Seek Ban On Live Birds, Mammals Trade
• Mich. Health Providers Face Suit Over 'No Poach' Agreement
• Stradley Snags 9 Attys From White And Williams For NY Office
• Biden Calls On Cuomo To Resign After Harassment Report
• Takeda Kept Generic Drug Off Shelves For 6 Years, Suit Says
• Weil, Paul Weiss Craft Sanofi's $3.2B Deal For Translate Bio
• Latham Nabs Ex-Skadden Partner As IP Litigation Vice Chair
• Teva's Opioid Order Monitoring On Hot Seat In NY Trial
• Carnival Settles Suit Over Passenger's Heart Attack Death
• Split Fed. Circ. Keeps Patent Case Against Apple Alive
• Indiana Univ. Can Keep COVID Vax Mandate During Appeal
• The Non-Tech Antitrust Conduct Cases Defining 2021
• Union Ex-Brass Goes Down For Health Fraud In Jury Verdict
• DOJ Says It Told Glenmark About Compulsory Exec Interviews
• Shuttered Abbott Units Ink $160M Deal In FCA Case, DOJ Says
• Haynes And Boone Adds Health Care Pro From DLA Piper
• DOJ Eyes Dec. Trial In 1st Wage-Fixing Prosecution
• NY Judge Rips Endo On Lagging Discovery In Opioid Trial
• Del. Judge OKs Avadim's $70M Ch. 11 Debt Takeback Sale
• Expert Would Not Have Saved Premature Birth Med Mal Suit
• WSJ Publisher Asks To Unseal Elizabeth Holmes Docs
• UMass Students Sue To Block School's Vaccine Mandate
• Research Org Can't Duck Suit Over Unsolicited Faxes