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Health - March, 2022

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• $640M Question: 'What Did McKinsey Get' In Big Opioid Deal?
• Contractor Gets Navajo Hospital's $10.8M RICO Suit Trimmed
• Harvard Prof Calls China-Ties Case 'Embarrassment' For DOJ
• Gov't Contracts Of The Month: USPS Trucks And The Cloud
• Actavis Must Face Sanctions For Withholding Docs, Man Says
• Becton Dickinson Can't Trim Baxter's Med Pump Patent Suit
• What's Notable In DOJ's 1st Cyber-Fraud Initiative Settlement
• NY Hospital's Medical Expert Gets Stroke Suit Dismissed
• Fla. Hospitals Seek Stay Of State's $65M Endo Opioid Deal
• Bankrupt Philly Hospital Can Lend $5.6M For Property Upkeep
• NC Lab Ends Urine Test FCA Investigation With $11.6M Deal
• Ex-GC And Deputy Embroiled In Settled N.C. Defamation Suit
• Steward Health Sues Tenet Over Florida Hospital Contracts
• Ill. Panel Spurns Medical Co.'s COVID-19 Coverage Bid
• Health Plans Squeezed By Opioid Drug Scheme, 3rd Circ. Told
• $2.5M In Damages Nixed In Med Mal Suit Over Patient's Death
• 5 Mediation Mistakes That Create Obstacles To Settlement
• Hard-Hit W.Va. Eyes 'Day Of Fate' In Imminent Opioid Trial
• Balwani 'Angry' At Quality Control Advice, Theranos Jury Told
• Pa. Health Dept. Sued Over Cannabis Vape Product Recall
• 6th Circ. Upholds Remand Of Opioid Coverage Dispute
• House Committee Tees Up Floor Vote On Pot Legalization
• Appeals Of J&J Talc Unit's Ch. 11 Heading Directly To 3rd Circ.
• Ga. Health System Nabs Early Win In Race Bias Suit
• The Problem With GOP Attack On Jackson Immigration Ruling
• Legal Head Of Medical Association Bows Out After 4 Decades
• Sens. Urge DOJ To Review FBI's Botched Nassar Investigation
• Navigating Ambiguities In New Cyber Reporting Law
• Ex-Blue Cross Worker Defends ADA Discrimination Claims
• Fla. Inks More Than $878M In Opioid Deals Ahead Of Trial
• 5th Circ. Upholds La. Bone Clinic's Virus Coverage Loss
• Fired Jewish Hospital Staffer Can't Prove Bias, Ga. Court Says
• 'COVID Ate My Homework' Excuses Aren't Flying In Appeals
• McDonald's Sued Over 'Forever Chemicals' In Food Packaging
• JPMorgan And Wells Fargo Dodge Flint Water Crisis Claims
• Atty Denied 'Lion's Share' Of $5M Fee In Paralyzed Vet Suit
• NY Health System Faces Partial Loss In Virus Coverage Suit
• Theranos Judge Seals Courtroom For Balwani's Brady Hearing
• Gilead Can't Force Aetna HIV Suit On Its Terms
• Purdue Victims Ask 2nd Circ. To Reverse Ch. 11 Plan Rejection
• FDA Greenlights 2nd COVID Boosters For Some Groups
• 21 States Sue CDC Over Transport Hub Mask Mandate
• Ga. Insurance Regulator Hits BCBS With Record $5M Fine
• UCLA Doc Wins Revival Of Whistleblower Suit On Appeal
• Investment Manager Must Face DOL's 401(k) Plan Suit
• German Leader Favors Protecting Patents In WTO Debate
• State Farm Defeats Chiropractic Clinic's Virus Coverage Suit
• Dentons Steers Cannabis Provider's Direct Listing Plans
• Nebraska Midwife Must Face Suit Over Infant's Stillbirth
• Del. Court Boots Centene-Accellion Data Hack Suit To Calif.
• What OIG Rule Change Means For Health Care Innovation
• Cooley Adds Linklaters Antitrust Head To Brussels Office
• Behavioral Health Centers Can't Duck Patients' Abuse Suits
• Norton Rose Fulbright Adds Commercial Partner In Texas
• Optum Pays $5.4B For Alston & Bird-Led Home Care Provider
• Polsinelli Adds Longtime Health Care GC To Miami Shop
• Atty Can't Rep Dead Client's Putative Class, Mass. Court Says
• Rite Aid's Logo Uses Unauthorized Font, Design Co. Claims
• $127B HHS 2023 Budget Highlights Vax Access, Mental Health
• Pharmacies Ask 10th Circ. To Stop Cherokee Opioid Suit Move
• Georgia Judge Tosses Suit Over Low-THC Oil Licensing
• Biden Budget Looks To Transform Mental Health Coverage
• FDA Seeks $8.4 Billion For 2023 Budget
• Takeaways From Holmes' Unsuccessful Trade Secret Defense
• 11th Circ. Pulls Stem Cell Class Action Back To Federal Court
• Real Estate Rumors: Boca Raton Hospital, United, Catalfumo
• Court Won't Rethink Wage-Fixing Dismissal Rejection
• 9th Circ.'s Hasty UnitedHealth Reversal Is Disappointing
• What Health Cos. Must Know About Telemedicine Risks
• Health Co. Pushes NJ Worker's Bias Suit Into Arbitration
• Ohio Nursing Home Documents Are Protected In Death Suit
• Law360 Reveals Titans Of The Plaintiffs Bar
• Ethics Principles Call For Justice Thomas Recusal On Election
• 5th Circ. Won't Undo Hospice Center Fraud Convictions
• Lewis Brisbois Says Sanctions Unwarranted In COVID Case
• Cannabis Data Firm Says Federal Reform A Long Way Off
• Sacklers Say New Ch. 11 Plan Boasts 'Extraordinary' Support
• Holland & Knight Wins Back Litigation Pro From Boutique
• Ex-Mich. Gov. Refuses To Testify On Flint Despite Court Order
• Ind. Justices Broaden Scope Of Contractor Med Mal Liability
• Teva Can't Toss Securities Suit Over Alleged Drug Kickbacks
• Cannabis Bill Roundup: MORE Act To Get Another Floor Vote
• Calif. Facility Asks 9th Circ. To Rehear COVID Suit Remand
• NY Home Health Agencies Settle Fraud Claims For $6.9M
• 9th Circ. ERISA Ruling Backs Latitude For Plan Administrators
• Merck's Gardasil Vaccine Caused Ga. Teens' Illness, Suits Say
• Preparing For New Mandatory Cyber Reporting Rules
• ERISA Trumps Radiology Co.'s Arbitration Pact
• Rx Startup Co-Founders Beat Investor's Suit Over $30M Stake
• High Court Partially Blocks Navy Vax Mandate Injunction
• Ga. Judges Vacate $3M Wrongful Death Verdict For New Trial
• Buchanan Ingersoll Says 'Privileged' Docs' Clawback Too Late
• 5 Ways Law Firm Leaders Can Prioritize Strategic Thinking
• Fla. Doctor Convicted Of $112M Drug Treatment Billing Fraud
• Alcon Reaches $20M Lens Price-Fix Deal, Leaving Only J&J
• NJ Pot Regulators OK First Conditional Adult-Use Permits
• IP Forecast: Fed. Circ. To Mull Arthrex's Latest USPTO Fight
• Senate Approves Marijuana And CBD Research Bill
• IRS Investigators Exposed $1.8B Pandemic Fraud, Office Says
• Texas Deepens Puberty-Blocker Probe Into Endo And AbbVie
• Cincinnati Prevails In Pa. Athletic Club's Virus Coverage Suit
• HHS Again Urged To Use March-In Rights To Cut Drug Costs
• Two La. Medical Providers Lose Pandemic Coverage Suits
• DLA Piper Snags 2 Corporate Partners From Faegre Drinker
• Endo Wins Dismissal Of FTC's Suit Over Impax Opioid Deal
• AndroGel Buyers Can't Use FTC Case Against AbbVie, Besins
• NYC Mayor Lifts Vax Restrictions On Athletes, Performers
• Mallinckrodt Creditor Payments Won't Be Held For Appeals
• How Law Schools Can Navigate Toward Equity And Inclusion
• Tearful Theranos Whistleblower Says Boies Threatened Suit
• Opioid MDL Bellwether In SF Gets 'Shocking' Cut To Trial Time
• Moderna Will Seek FDA Approval For Low-Dose Vax For Kids
• Kidney Care Co. Mismanaged Retirement Plan, Suit Says
• Blue Cross Says It Fired Worker Over Drug Test, Not Disability
• Cherokee Opioid Bellwether Suit Is Moved To State Court
• Doctors' Worries Over PE Deals Dominate Merger Comments
• Ill. Pot Licensing Is Biased Against Non-Residents, Suit Says
• Takeda Asks Fed. Circ. To Undo Trintellix IP Loss
• Shareholders Say Medrobotics Execs Hid Devastating IP Suits
• From Alice To Fintiv: Judge O'Malley Dishes On Patent Law
• Where Judge Jackson Stands On Key Civil Procedure Issues
• UnitedHealth's Medicare Pay Bid At High Court Draws Support
• A Look At Jackson's False Claims Act Jurisprudence
• Tribal Hospital Wants IHS To Pay $16M During Contract Row
• State Farm Must Defend Insured Jailed In Murder-For-Hire Plot
• Sheppard Mullin Boosts Health Care Group With 4 NY Partners
• $97.4M Awarded In Suit Over Newborn's Brain Injuries
• ERISA Ruling Was Right To Seal Sensitive Records
• SmileDirectClub Can't Nix Claims It Misled On Compliance
• Purdue Gets Another Opioid Suit Freeze Amid Ch. 11 Appeal
• Pharmacy Attys Risking Opioid MDL Sanctions, Judge Warns
• Balwani Blames Holmes As 2nd Theranos Fraud Trial Opens
• 9th Circ. Reverses Class Win In UnitedHealth ERISA Case
• Pharma Co. Exits Latest Investor Suit Over Liver Disease Drug
• Trial In Georgia Over Families' Opioid Claims Is Delayed
• Ill. Nursing Home Loses Early Win Bid In COVID Death Suit
• Chancery Rejects Anthem Bid To Toss $51M Escrow Suit
• Illinois Hospital Beats Suit Over Unwanted Catheter
• 3rd Circ. Upholds FTC Bid To Pause NJ Hospital Merger
• Wis. Tribe Asks 9th Circ. To Undo Virus-Coverage Suit Loss
• Ex-Pfizer Execs Deny Taking Trade Secrets To Their Startup
• How Health Care Employers Can Minimize Threat Of Strikes
• NY Courts To Fire Unvaccinated Workers In April
• Apple Can't Dodge Bulk Of Suit Over Heart Monitor Software
• Drug Maker Stole COVID Vax Trade Secrets, $950M Suit Claims
• Ex-Gov. Can't Plead Blanket Fifth In Flint Water Trial
• Justices Skip $420M Secrets Suit, 'Candy Colors' Fight & More
• Dispensary Says NLRB Official's Injunction Bid Is Too Soon
• Sick Juror Gets Cut On Eve Of Ex-Theranos Exec's Fraud Trial
• Becton Dickinson Urges Justices To Reject Baxter's IP Petition
• United Surgical Partners Beats 401(k) Fee Suit
• Fla. Bros. Get Prison For $112M Drug-Treatment Billing Fraud
• Ky. Court Says Hospital ER Fall Suit Required Medical Expert
• SD Gov. Signs Bill Capping Home Grow For Pot Patients
• Amgen Agrees To End Neulasta IP Suit Against Pfizer, Hospira
• NJ Health System's Virus Coverage Suit Kept In Federal Court
• 7th Circ. Won't Revive Becton Buyers' Antitrust Suit Again
• Lessons From Recent PPP Loan And COVID Fraud Cases
• DC Group Backs Pharma Cos. In Niaspan Pay-For-Delay Case
• Grocery Chain Says Insurers Must Cover Opioid Suits
• Teva Strikes $100M Deal, Ends Rhode Island Opioid Trial
• What High Court Vaccine Ruling Could Mean For Crypto Regs
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• How To Avoid Prematurely Publicizing A Case Outcome
• Ropes & Gray Adds Former CMS Atty To Health Care Practice
• Working With Post-Pandemic Juries On Science-Based Cases
• Bad Bargain? Old Opioid Deal Haunts Fla. AG As Trial Nears
• 9th, 2nd Circs. Rule Again Against COVID-19 Coverage
• Prof. Says Pa. School's In-Person Mandate Risked Her Health
• Navajo Nation Member To Head Nicotine Research Society
• Cannabis Bill Roundup: Ky. House OKs Medical Marijuana Bill
• ERISA Suit Against Mass General Brigham Heads To 1st Circ.
• Big 3 Credit Bureaus To Drop Most Medical Debt From Reports
• Bristol-Myers Sues AstraZeneca Over Cancer Drug Patents
• Shkreli Can't Press Pause On $64M Antitrust Judgment
• DC Judge Ends 'Dormant' LabMD Suit Against FTC Attys
• Pfizer Vaccine Delivery Designer Wants Rival's Patents Axed
• Zimmer Can't End Rival's IP Suit Over Knee Replacement Tech
• 5 Steps For Counsel Managing Health Care Data Breaches
• 11th Circ. Hints At Lifting Arbitration For 'Trapped' Cruise Crew
• Health Hires: Opentrons Labworks, Conformis
• United Workers Urge 5th Circ. To Keep Vax Mandate Grounded
• Medical Alert Cos. Can't Escape Wrongful Death Suit
• Dorsey & Whitney Construction Chief Focused On Escalation
• Google Looks At Cybercrime Group's Various Modes Of Attack
• IP Forecast: Google To Fight Sonos' Last-Minute Changes
• NY Nurses' $140M Pension Plan Arbitration Award Wins OK
• DOJ Settles E-Verify Bias Claims Against Home Care Provider
• Giant Eagle Shoppers' Mask Suit Can't Add Rehab Act Claims
• 9th Circ. Partially Revives SmileDirect's Dental Board Suit
• Human Cell Medical Co. Sues HHS Over Product Reg Dispute
• Jointly, A Pot Ratings App, Raises $5M In Seed Funding
• Records Release Blunder Wipes Out Texas Med Mal Verdict
• Texas Panel Allows School Mask Mandates Despite Gov.'s Ban
• Illumina Says Its Ex-Scientists Used Stolen IP To File Patents
• Addressing Patient Requests For Unauthorized Treatment
• Power Of Atty Provision Nixes Nursing Home's Arbitration Bid
• Rival Says Pfizer And Moderna Vaccines Rely On Its IP
• It's Time To Hold DC Judges Accountable For Misconduct
• DOJ's UnitedHealth, Change Challenge Set For Aug. 1 Trial
• Akerman Adds Polsinelli Partner To DC Health Care Group
• Drug Purchasers Seek Blessing Of Sun And Taro Deals
• Dentistry Startup Bilked Investors Out Of $2M, SEC Says
• 9th Circ. Kicks Worker Screening Bias Fight To Calif. Justices
• COVID IP Waiver Compromise Bashed By All Sides
• Pa. Hospital Nixed Job Offer Over Medical Pot Use, Suit Says
• 9th Circ. Reverses Ruling Blocking Road For Alaska Tribes
• Congress Seizes On Incident Reports In Fighting Cyberattacks
• Daiichi Sankyo Hit With $75K Legal Bill Before Patent Trial
• Husch Blackwell Debuts Psychedelics Practice Team
• Virus Whistleblower Suit Short On Specifics, NJ Officials Say
• 2nd Circ. Says Gov't Can Deny COVID Loans To The Bankrupt
• Rhode Island AG Opioid Trial Pushed Back
• BCBS Stays In Gilead HIV Suit As More Than An Intermediary
• Home Care Co. Accused Of Using Second Payroll To Avoid OT
• Health Plans Sue Walgreens Over Prescription Drug Prices
• PTAB Axes Most Of Boston Scientific Rival's Spine Patents
• Texas Panel Won't End Patient's Suit Over Amputation
• Balwani Trial Openings Delayed Due To COVID-19 Exposure
• Cerner Corp. Sued Again In Del. For Oracle Deal Info
• Clifford Chance Adds Hogan Lovells Antitrust Law Expert
• EU, India, South Africa, US Reach Vaccine TRIPS Waiver Deal
• Jury Empaneled In Ex-Theranos Exec Balwani's Fraud Trial
• Lewis Brisbois Faces Sanctions In Nursing Home COVID Case
• Hospitals' Communicable Disease Coverage Bid Fails For Now
• NJ High Court Skeptical Of Punitive Claims Over FDA Notice
• Akebia Hit With Investor Suit Over Anemia Drug Disclosure
• Judge Won't Toss Teva's Migraine Drug IP Suit Against Eli Lilly
• Choctaw Nation Ordered To Arbitrate Rx Claims With CVS
• Conn. Judge Revives Aetna Physical Therapy Coverage Fight
• Ga. Judges Remand Unemployment Denial In COVID-19 Case
• DC Policy Debate On Competition And Antitrust Needs A Reset
• WSJ Again Seeks Release Of Holmes Mental Health Docs
• British Cannabis Producer Akanda Raises $16M IPO
• Natera Gets Mixed Rulings In Cancer Test Patent Suits
• Patients Sue Chicago Hospital Over Data Breach
• Fla. Nursing Home Hit With $12M Verdict Over E. Coli Bedsore
• States Fight Shkreli's Bid To Pause Monetary Penalty
• Yale Deal Shows Pitfalls Of Penalty-Based Wellness Programs
• 4 Ways To Preserve Confidentiality Of Litigation Funding Docs
• Texas Doc Isn't Immune In Life Support Malpractice Suit
• How A Drug Co.'s Misreporting Earned A Whistleblower $40M
• McKesson Didn't Rubber-Stamp Opioid Orders, Ex-Exec Says
• Judge OKs $264M Deal Ending Mylan EpiPen Price-Hike Suit
• CBD Retailer, Manufacturer Denied Sanctions In Patent Row
• Ambulance Co. Can't Use Mich. Immunity Law In Crash Suit
• Drafting Negative Limitations After Novartis Patent Ruling
• Market 'Doesn't Work That Way,' UnitedHealth, Change Say
• Dentist Convicted Of Breaking Patients' Teeth In Fraud Scam
• Navigating Risks In FDA's New Digital Health Tech Guidance
• AMA Hires Ex-IBM Top Health Atty As General Counsel
• Remote Hearings Are Ill-Suited Default For Litigation Realities
• Real Estate Rumors: Trez Capital, FLGA, Tryko Partners
• Biden Ends Pandemic Order Removing Solo Migrant Children
• Key Opioid Cases To Watch As Massive Wave Of Trials Looms
• 6th Circ. Orders Opioid MDL Judge To Unfreeze Cases
• Data Co. IQVIA Can't Dispute Trade Secrets Misappropriation
• AOP Orphan Wants Remnants Of €142M Award OK'd In Mass.
• Balwani Wants Altered Theranos Pharma Reports Out Of Trial
• Schools End Opioid Claims Against J&J, Distributors
• Cannabis Bill Roundup: Del. Legalization Bill Fails
• 5th Circ. Keeps Medtronic's Win In Defective Device Suit
• 2nd Circ. Backs Dismissal of Bristol-Myers Clinical Trial Suit
• Imerys, Cyprus Extend Mediation On Ch. 11 Talc Settlement
• Air Force Says Ga. Officer Can't Bring Class Claims In Vax Suit
• BCBS Unit Says COVID Tester Can't Back Up Claimed Tests
• Texas Judge Blocks Trans Child Abuse Probes Statewide
• Cigna, NFL Plan Attys Settle With Doctors Over Fees
• ABA's New Anti-Bias Curriculum Rule Is Insufficient
• 6th Circ. Won't Undo Fraud Health Funding Conviction
• Moderna's Top Lawyer Saw Pay Near $11.5M Last Year
• 5th Circ. Sends COVID Death Suit Back To State Court
• Fox Rothschild Opens Okla. City Office
• Griffith Davison Construction Leader Eyeing Supply, Labor
• Health Hires: Proskauer, Trilogy Health, Pillar Biosciences
• Sutter Health Defeats $411M Antitrust Class Action At Trial
• Real Estate Rumors: Hanover, Ares, Moris Schlager
• Ill. Emissions Ruling May Hamper Policyholders, Experts Say
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Texas Justices Say Boards Can't Be Sued Over Abortion Law
• Media Exposure To Holmes Trial Narrows Balwani Jury Pool
• 9th Circ. Won't Revive McKesson Whistleblowers' FCA Suit
• 9th Circ. Wary Of Evidence Dustup In Trans Prof's Bias Case
• Couple Will Pay $4.6M To End SEC's Insider Trading Claims
• United Says Vaccine Policy Shift Moots Workers' Challenge
• Opioid Victims Get Chance To Confront Sacklers In Court
• 9th Circ. Judges Call COVID Liability Ruling A 'Game Changer'
• Groups Ask To Intervene In Washington State Benefits Suit
• Tribe Members' Sexual Abuse Claims Time-Barred, Judge Says
• Ford, Georgia Power Must Face Pipefitter's Asbestos Claims
• 9th Circ. Says Teen Can't Block Ariz. Trans Surgery Law
• Immunotherapy Co. Must Pay NY Broker $2.5M Arb. Award
• Ex-Latham Atty To Direct DOJ's COVID Fraud Enforcement
• 3M, Other Chemical Cos. Accused Of Hiding Risks Of PFAS
• Anti-Kickback Safe Harbors May Be Less Safe After Medtronic
• EEOC Says Nursing Home Ignored Abuse Of Black Workers
• Sheppard Mullin Nabs Polsinelli Health Care RE Team In LA
• Baker Donelson Adds Former Health Care Co. GC In Fla.
• NJ Court Must Rethink Archer DQ In Dental Office Biz Dispute
• Rehab Center Can't Duck Ex-Patient's Claim Over Assault
• Balwani Jury Prospects Talk Ukraine War, Elizabeth Holmes
• Sutter Owes $411M In Antitrust Case, Jury Told At Trial's Close
• Spending Bill Earmarks $7.7B For Tribal Energy Efforts, IHS
• Pelosi Beats GOP House Trio's Suit Over Mask Fines
• En Banc 9th Circ. To Review COVID Gun Shop Closure Ruling
• Tribes Say States Owe Them Part Of Purdue's New $5.5B Deal
• Akerman Gets Counsel Reinstated In Medicare Payment Row
• Biden Nominates Navajo Member To Serve As IHS Director
• Mass. Rep. Seeks To Destigmatize Medical Pot Use In Vets
• Sheppard Mullin Nabs 5 Life Sci Pros From Loeb & Loeb
• Purdue Gets Approval For New $5.5B Ch. 11 Sackler Deal
• Philips Faces Refund Suit Over Recalled CPAP Devices
• Nothing 'Innocuous' In Drugmakers' Dismissal Bid, Court Told
• Law360's Tort Report: Tyson To Turn To Justices In Virus Row
• Ex-Anthem Nurse Asks For Collective Cert. In Overtime Suit
• Groups Flag 'Unethical' Detention Psychologist To Calif. Board
• Alvotech, AbbVie Deal Allows For Humira Biosimilar In 2023
• Fake Vax Seller Nabbed In Sting Dodges Prison
• Shook Hires Product Liability Partner From Walmart
• Too Soon For Texas Gov. To Revive Trans Teen 'Abuse' Probe
• Ark. Hospital System Can't Nix Woman's Suit Over Stillbirth
• Pa. Home Care Co. Tweaked Rates To Lower OT Pay, Suit Says
• Remote Hearings Should Be The Default In Civil Litigation
• Mass. Justices Open To Legalizing Doctor-Assisted Suicide
• $5M Increase For EBSA Included In Released House Budget
• Cellphone Retailer's $1.1M Health Care Tax Challenge Tossed
• Indicted Ex-Celtic Davis Violated Bail To Watch Nets Matchup
• Wash. AG's Opioid Trial Survives 'Very Significant' Defenses
• Engineer Wasn't Dogged On Flint Corrosion Fears, Jury Hears
• 6 Firms Vie To Lead Investor Suit Over Insurer COVID Costs
• 4th Circ. Backs Planned Parenthood Win In SC Medicaid Row
• UnitedHealth's HIV Drug Suit Against Teva, Gilead Trimmed
• 'Lavern's Law' Doesn't Apply To Cancer Diagnosis Suit
• Rite Aid Beats Bid To Pause Tax Suit Against HVAC Co.
• OBGYN Can't Undo $6.5M Verdict In Birth Defects Suit
• Possible Holmes Testimony Hangs Over Sunny Balwani's Trial
• Hospital System Faces ADA Suit From Medical Marijuana User
• Nev. Filing Hints At DOJ's Employee-Noncompete Stance
• 5th Circ. Questions Basis For Fed. Worker Vax Mandate Freeze
• Attorneys Today Need To Depose Like There's No Tomorrow
• Pharma Co. Says NJ Law Firm Is Misusing Trade Secrets
• States Seek $2.2M In Atty Fees For Joining In Shkreli Case
• NY, NJ Towns Fight $277M 'Hush Money' In Purdue Deal
• Mallinckrodt Inks $260M Deal Ending DOJ Medicaid Claims
• California Pot Regulator Revamps Proposed Cannabis Rules
• Teva Stalled Generics For Blockbuster MS Drug, Buyers Say
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• CVS, Walgreens, Walmart Can't Escape Opioid Verdict
• 11th Circ. Says Probation Not Enough For Tricare Fraudster
• Theranos Judge Trims Jury Pool Over Race Bias, Abuse Views
• Parsing Recent DOJ Statements On Monopolistic Conduct
• Globus' Ex-Sales Rep Says Work Contracts Are Unenforceable
• FCA Trends To Watch For Health, Life Sciences Cos.
• Fed. Circ. Doubts PTAB Wrongly Axed J&J Unit's Surgical IP
• High Court Turns Away OptumHealth ERISA Battle
• Goodwin Adds Former DOJ Deputy Chief In DC
• Largest Calif. Medi-Cal Plan Fined $55M For 'Alarming' Lapses
• Jury Told Kaiser, Not Sutter, Dominates Hospital Market
• Jury Misconduct Claim Can't Upend $959K Med Mal Verdict
• Judge Gives First Nod To $4.75M CaptureRx Data Breach Deal
• 5th Circ. Won't Let States Amend Health Care Vax Challenge
• Yale Inks $1.29M Deal To End Wellness Policy Suit
• Valisure Wants Fees For Quashed Subpoena In Zantac MDL
• 7th Circ. Says Suit Alleging Faulty Blood Clot Filter Is Untimely
• Fact Disputes Keep Cardiac Hospital's ER Contract Row Alive
• Celgene Can't Delay Cancer Drug Antitrust Case, Court Told
• GAO Finds Tribal Access To Fed. COVID-19 Data Is Lacking
• Mass General Brigham Beats ERISA Suit Over Old Death Rates
• Health Hires: Amylyx, Veracyte
• Athenahealth Whistleblower Wins Fees In $18M Kickback Case
• Expert Report Tossed In Suit Over Child Assault At Hospital
• DC Circ. Narrows Biden's Migrant Family Expulsion Effort
• Gulf Coast Wins Ch. 11 Disclosure OK Following Settlement
• A Look At This Year's Busy Federal Health Policy Landscape
• Real Estate Rumors: One Health, Apollo, Sunny Isles Beach
• Colorado Pharma Co. Investor Sues Over Stock Split, Grant
• Abbott Units Beat Consultant's Training Copyright Suit
• Navigating Return Of Calif. COVID-19 Supplemental Sick Leave
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Plaintiffs' Bar Irate That J&J's 'Stooge' Ch. 11 Moving Ahead
• Hirschler Construction Leader Sees Price Escalation Troubles
• 11th Circ. Denies Winn-Dixie's Bid For Rehearing In ADA Case
• Gilead, Teva Look To Trim United Health's HIV Generics Suit
• Garland Vows DOJ Headcount Surge In White Collar Blitz
• AmeriHealth Sheds FCA Suit Alleging It Flouted NJ Copay Law
• CBD Co. Says Ex-Franchisee's Latest Complaint Flouts Deal
• 6th Circ. Denies Virus Coverage To Brewpub, Eye-Care Clinics
• Biden Critique Of PE-Owned Nursing Homes Unlikely To Sting
• DC Circ. Urged To Nix Appeal In Pa. Nursing Home COVID Suit
• Health District's Losses Not Physical, Insurer Tells 9th Circ.
• Real Estate Rumors: Foundry, Walker, Aventura Hospital
• Feds Back Harvard Prof's Conviction In Nixed 'China Initiative'
• Ex-NFLer's Habeas Notice Can't Delay Prison In Benefits Scam
• House Votes To Expand Military Burn Pit Exposure Benefits
• Purdue Reaches Final Terms On New $5.5B Ch. 11 Settlement
• Supreme Court Allows Kentucky AG To Defend Abortion Law
• Texas Judge Blocks State Inquiry Into Trans Teen's Parents
• ​​​​​​​Regeneron Can't Ditch COVID-19 Tech Patent Suit
• Albright Agrees To Send Patent Case From WDTX To Mass.
• Mass. Court OKs Toss Of Suit Over Untimely MS Diagnosis
• Express Scripts Can't Avoid MTA Prescription Fraud Claims
• Enforcement Risks For COVID Labs To Identify And Avoid
• Harvard Says Worker In Race Bias Suit Paid Better Than Most
• Geico, Health Providers Settle Underpayment Suit
• Real Estate Rumors: Whole Foods, JP Morgan, Synovus Bank
• NJ Hospital Settles EEOC Disability Bias Suit
• NY Doc Can't Undo $1.2M Eye Surgery Med Mal Verdict
• Ex-NFLer Seeks Prison Delay To Appeal Fraud Sentence
• Ohio Dentist's COVID-19 Suit Doomed By Virus Exclusion
• Purdue Mediator Extends Talks To Work On Deal Terms
• 9th Circ. Ruling Won't End Nursing Home Virus Venue Fight
• 3 Product Liability Highlights From The State Of The Union
• High Court Poised To Make DOJ's Job Harder In Opioid Cases
• Biden Focuses On Ukraine In State Of The Union Speech
• Biden Knocks PE's Nursing Home Boom In State Of The Union
• The Jackson Ruling That Reverberates In Drug Pricing Debate
• Clover Health Must Face Shareholders' Suit Over DOJ Probe
• 7th Circ. Says Atty's Mistakes Kept Clients Out Of MDL
• GAO Sees No Conflict From Exec's Move In $36M Army Deal
• Acthar Claimants Seek End To Mallinckrodt Litigation Pause
• Rhode Island Legislators Pitch New Cannabis Legalization Bill
• Parents Sue To Block Texas' Transgender 'Child Abuse' Policy
• Kagan Puzzled By Gov't Bid To Ax DaVita's Dialysis Win
• Consortia Health Files For Liquidation In Del. Chancery
• Feds Expect A Trial For Ex-Theranos Exec As Long As Holmes'
• Flint's Water Processing 'Made It Worse,' Chemist Testifies
• Emory Can't Force Arbitration Of Infant Wrongful Death Suit
• CFPB Chief Warns Of 'Weaponized' Medical Debt Reporting
• Maine Urges 1st Circ. To Keep Residency Rule For Medical Pot
• Chancery Asks If It's Right Venue For Biotech Stock Drop Suit
• Ohio Justices Take Up Cyberattack Coverage Fight
• Goodwin Adds Philly Private Equity Atty To DC Office
• How Attorneys Can Ethically Terminate A Client Relationship
• Samsung Unit Can't Ditch Suit Over Ultrasound Replacements
• Unions, Chicago Want Wellness Program Suit Tossed
• Midwest Health System Loses Virus Coverage Suit With Zurich
• Air Force Officer Wants Vax Fight To Proceed As Class Action
• Public Vote With No Public Record Tests FTC Transparency