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Health - April, 2022

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• 1 Split, 3 Vehicles: High Court's Paths To Bridging FCA Divide
• Tort Claimants Blast Gulf Coast's Ch. 11 Plan As Unfair
• Theranos Investor Says Balwani Told Him Science Was Solid
• 4th Circ. Sides With W.Va. Limit On Attys' Medication Case Ads
• Groups Want 9th Circ. To Give Alaska Land Swap A 2nd Look
• Cannabis Bill Roundup: NH Legalization Effort Dies In Senate
• Florida Real Estate Roundup: PEBB, Merrick Manor, Catalfumo
• Clover Health Stockholder Sues In Del. For Company Docs
• NJ Doctor Beats Challenge To Trial Win In Spinal Tap Suit
• Ranbaxy Buyers' $485M Deal In Generics MDL Gets Initial Nod
• Utah Says It Can't Be Sued Over Medical Pot License Denial
• MORE Act's Possible Impact On State-Licensed Cannabis Cos.
• Health Hires: Akin Gump, Katten
• Decision-Makers Stress Markets In Recent Merger Challenges
• Associates, Look Beyond Money In Assessing Lateral Offers
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Calif. Legislative Compromise To End Fight Over Med Mal Cap
• Gulf Coast Says Its Ch. 11 Plan Is Best Deal For All Claimants
• Feds Beat NJ Doctor's FOIA Suit Over DNA Docs
• Daikin Wants Ga. Justices To Decide Liability Of PFAS Makers
• Judge Slashes Suit Claiming MabVax Execs Duped Investors
• Md. Appeals Court Gives Pot Biz Another Shot At Regulators
• Chancery Keeps Alive Universal Health Stock Options Suit
• Prenatal Test Maker Faces Investor Suit Over False Positives
• Mask Co. Not Owed Coverage In N95 Dispute, Insurer Says
• China-Focused SPAC Hony Capital Cancels $200M IPO
• Feds To Discuss Geolocation Addition To Suicide Hotline
• Air Force Officer Can Seek Class Status In Vax Mandate Suit
• DC Circ. Wrestles With Jurisdiction In COVID-19 Death Case
• ER Chief Says Opioid Crisis Feels 'Hopeless' At SF Bellwether
• Paparazzi's 'Lead-Free' Jewelry Contains Lead, NY Suit Claims
• Bausch & Lomb Spinoff IPO Could Raise $788M
• Fla. Justices Won't Let Plaintiff Show Billed Medical Expenses
• Doc Says DOJ Seized Sex Tapes, Personal Info In Fraud Case
• 2nd Circ. Doubts Ex-Shkreli Atty Can Keep BigLaw Nest Egg
• Preventing Impermissible Client Solicitation After ABA Opinion
• Policyholder Group Boosts Ore. Clinic's 9th Circ. Virus Appeal
• 4 Issues To Watch As Adult-Use Cannabis Sales Begin In NJ
• Justices Reject Emotional Distress Damages In Bias Case
• Amgen Plans To Challenge Latest $7.1B Tax Bill From IRS
• COVID-19 Cases Won't Stop SF's Opioid Bellwether Trial
• Walgreens Opioid Inaction Preceded Fla. Shutdown, Jury Told
• Balwani Recruited His Dermatologist As Lab Chief, Jury Told
• 'Overheated Hyperbole'? Opioid Atty Gets Fiery In SF Trial
• 1st Circ. OKs Hospital's Denial Of Vax Mandate Exemptions
• Ga. Medical Pot Regulator Hit With Licensing Process Suit
• Ark. Consulting Firm Wants Out Of Medical Pot Biz Suit
• Gulf Coast Adds $1.5M To Tort Pot In Ch. 11 Plan
• Alcon Sues Over Alleged Eye Drop Patent Infringement
• Lipedema Patients Win Cert. In ERISA Aetna Insurance Fight
• What FDA Expects From Medical Device Cybersecurity Efforts
• Teligent Gets Ch. 11 Disclosure, Voting Plans OK'd In Del.
• 2nd Circ. Says NY Retirees Not Owed Fixed Health Care Prices
• Nursing Home Biz Wins Court Approval Of Bankruptcy Plan
• Hospital Wants Pension Debt Dispute With Union Kept Alive
• Lessons On Avoiding E-Discovery Violations And Sanctions
• Buchanan Ingersoll Wants $1.9M From Ex-Client's Settlement
• 'Small Fish' Drugmakers Blame Purdue In SF Opioid Trial
• Flint Official Says State Ignored Water Concerns
• Orrin Hatch's IP Influence Goes Far Beyond Generic Drugs
• AstraZeneca Sues Mylan Over Fresh Asthma Drug Patent
• Balwani Jurors Can Hear If Investors Knew He Dated Holmes
• States In Shkreli FTC Trial Told To Redo $2.2M Atty Fee Ask
• Ex-Pharmacist Gets 10 Years For $180M Health Care Fraud
• Alcoa Fights Class Certification Bid In Retiree Benefits Suit
• Allergy Co. Claims Trimmed As Untimely In Conspiracy Suit
• Takeaways On The New Antitrust Scrutiny In Health Care
• Hospital Beats Title VII Claim Over Gender-Affirming Care
• Labaton Sucharow To Lead Suit Over Insurer's COVID Costs
• CMS 2019 Co-Location Guidance May Still Be Relevant
• Fla. Doc Can't Dodge Fraudulent Fentanyl Fight With Feds
• Capozzi Adler Granted One-Third Cut Of $2M ERISA Deal
• Watchdog Urges VA To Fix Plan For $16B Records Project
• Collaborative Tech Will Dictate Future Law Firm Success
• SF Opens Key Opioid Bellwether Trial Vowing To Reveal 'Lies'
• Health District Urges 9th Circ. To Revive Virus Coverage Suit
• Health Network's Virus Coverage Suit Sent To State Court
• US Trustee Calls Teligent Ch. 11 Plan Releases 'Baffling'
• Shkreli Poses 'Serious Risk' Without Pharma Ban, Judge Says
• 2nd Circ. Says Charge, Not Conviction, Enough To Void Bail
• Top Enforcement Trends For Health Providers To Consider
• Cannabis REIT Is A 'Marijuana Bank' In Disguise, Suit Says
• Chamber Backs Vitamin C Importers' Renewed High Court Bid
• Justices Won't Review Fed. Circ. Ruling Axing Drug Dosing IP
• Law360's 2022 Health Care Editorial Advisory Board
• 6th Circ. Reverses BCBS' Win In Tribal ERISA Health Plan Row
• Punitive Damages Bid Too Late In Plastic Surgery Death Suit
• 2nd Circ. Backs Aetna In Brand-Name Drug Coverage Fight
• How To Effectively Prepare A Witness For Remote Testimony
• Mallinckrodt Creditors Can't Get Ch. 11 Plan Halted
• Iowa Justices Toss Suit Over Concealed Cancer As Untimely
• Justices Will Hear Rail Worker's Pa. Jurisdiction Dispute
• Ranbaxy Buyers Seek OK On $485M Deal In Generics MDL
• Balwani Never Told Theranos Lab Director To Lie, Jury Hears
• COVID Illness Delays Bard, AngioDynamics Patent Trial In Del.
• Feds Urge Judge To Ax Emergency Bid To Keep Border Block
• Cannabis Bill Roundup: SC Lawmaker Pitches '420 Day'
• UnitedHealth Unit Says DOJ Losses Bolster Dismissal Bid
• Illinois Judge Wary Of Push For Major Cannabis Lottery Redo
• Texas Justices Strike Lump Sum Payout In $10.3M Verdict
• Clinics Accused Of HIV Drug Scam Protest Asset Freeze
• Ex-Ermi Compliance Chief Loses Whistleblower Suit, For Now
• Bankruptcy Omission Doesn't Bar Medical Malpractice Suit
• Officer Says Air Force Can't Stay Vaccine Mandate Suit
• 8th Circ. Rejects Virus Coverage Appeal From Mo. Businesses
• Real Estate Rumors: AJP Capital, Google, Trez Capital
• Texas Justices Overturn $6.4M 'Whisper Campaign' Verdict
• Iowa Supreme Court Tosses Hospital Fall Injury Suit
• Windy City Shuffle: Crowell & Moring, Benesch, Ballard Spahr
• Health Hires: Ichnos Sciences, Turnstone Biologics
• As Cyber Risks Surge, Remember Attorneys' Ethical Duties
• Del. Trucking Patent Trial Delayed Due To COVID-19 Concerns
• Fla. Commissioner Sues DOJ Over Pot Patients' Gun Rights
• 'Our Heads Were Spinning': Trial Atty Explains Rare Strategy
• Houston Suburb Accused Of Unlawful Sewage Discharges
• Ariz. Fights To Shield Atty Docs In Trans Bias Suit
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Bellwether By The Bay: Key Details As SF Opioid Trial Looms
• Calif. Judge Sends Aetna's HIV Drug Suit To State Court
• Ulmer & Berne Grabs Regulations Partner For NY Office
• Disqualified Endo Judge Defends Facebook Posts On Opioids
• Health System Wants Ore. Justices' Take On Virus Coverage
• 9th Circ. Punts 'Take Home' COVID-19 Case To Calif. Justices
• US Trade Rep Downplays Reports Of COVID IP Waiver Deal
• Ahniwake Rose Tapped For NIHB's Top Public Health Role
• LA Medical Co. To Pay $22M Over Faked COVID Results
• Software Co. Gets Partial Win In Copyright Fight With Feds
• DOJ Antitrust Head: No 'Chickenshit Club' Despite Losses
• 4 Firms Shape Humana's $3.4B Hospice Biz Sale To CD&R
• Pa. Cannabis Patient Says Senior Home Illegally Withdrew Job
• Telemed Doctor Charged In $10M Prescription Fraud Scheme
• NYC Businessman Gets Over 4 Years For COVID Loan Fraud
• Nassar Victims Seek $130M From FBI Over Botched Probe
• Fla. Court Says Hospital Fall Suit Wrongly Filed As Negligence
• Wash. Hospital Must Face Med Mal Suit Over Toddler's Death
• Insurer Wants NJ Health System's Virus Coverage Suit Tossed
• Rehab Facility's Arbitration Agreement 'Unconscionable'
• Rethinking E-Discovery Readiness Amid Rise Of Collab Tools
• DLA Eyes Mid-Market Dominance With Addition Of 30 PE Attys
• Endo Reaches $10M Deal With SF Ahead Of Opioid Trial
• DOJ Appeals Nix Of Transit Mask Mandate Per CDC's Request
• Balwani Can't Portray Gov't Witness As 'Bad Lab Director'
• Ga. Cyber Consultant Says Feds' Hacking Suit Fails
• Kaiser Units To Pay Family $25.6M Over Brain Damage Suit
• Ohio Doctor Acquitted Of Causing 14 Fentanyl Deaths
• Chicago Hospital Sued Again Over Breach Affecting 115K
• DOJ Nabs 21 People In Record $150M Virus Fraud Crackdown
• NYC Workers Hit City With Vax Requirement Suit
• Akanda Buys Canadian Cannabis Co. Subsidiary For $28M
• 4th Circ. Says UPS Health Plan On Hook For Spine Surgery
• Calif. Medical Cannabis Co. Loses Pot Farm Search Fight
• Seeking Clarity On Medical Privacy In Fla. Class Actions
• Health Cos. Could See More Conference Enforcement Risk
• Troutman Pepper Adds 2 Corporate Partners From Cooley
• Justices Torn Over Civil Miranda Suits Against Cops
• Medical Spa Wants Quick Win Against Insurer In Injury Dispute
• Rutgers Hit With Whistleblower Suit Over COVID Concerns
• Modular Construction On The Rise Amid Labor, Cost Concerns
• Embracing ESG: Uber Counsel Talks Safety Standards
• Endo Wins Reversal Of Opioid Default And Judge Is DQ'd
• Ex-Wells Fargo Worker Drops COBRA Intimidation Suit
• DaVita Offshoot Says Landlord Ended Security To Force It Out
• KKR-Led Group Bids $14.8B For Australia's Ramsay Health
• Prospectively Appointing Jackson To High Court Is Unlawful
• Theranos Never Fulfilled Finger Stick Test Promise, Jury Hears
• Ex-Flint Official Gave Bad Info To Congress, Jury Hears
• As Travel Mask Mandates Fall, The DOJ Mulls What's Next
• Medical School Pays $1.2M To Settle FTC Marketing Complaint
• Alabama AG Ends Opioid Holdout With Deals Worth $276M
• Ex-Attys For Dermagraft Whistleblower Nab $6M Fee Award
• IQVIA 401(k) Participants Seek Class Cert. In ERISA Case
• Judge Pauses Gulf Coast Trial At 11th Hour For More Info
• DOJ Says Teva, Like Glenmark, Can't Get Grand Jury Docs
• Eye Docs Say Recordkeeper Hid Ransomware Attack Outages
• Wachtell, Goodwin Rep In Regeneron's $250M Biopharma Buy
• Reinsurer Sues To Escape $8M Deal For Medical Billing Suit
• Calif. County Beats Couple's Pot License Denial Challenge
• DOJ, WH Alum Joins Brown Rudnick White Collar Team
• Social Workers Not A Class In OT Suit, Contractor Says
• Ex-Aegerion Rep Owes $1.6M To Fraud Victims, Feds Say
• Johns Hopkins Beats $1B Guatemalan Syphilis Study Suit
• New Court Takes The Wheel In NY's Vast Opioid Litigation
• Doc Can't Undo License Revocation For Unwanted Advances
• Seniors Home Nabs $2M Cash Collateral Over Ch. 11 Objection
• Gulf Coast Noteholders Lose Bid For Higher Payment Priority
• Conformis Asks 1st Circ. To Save Knee Implant Coverage Row
• ACLU Says Nevada Pot Schedule I Status Unconstitutional
• What Ohio's 'Surprise Billing' Ban Means For Providers
• 9th Circ. Won't Rehear Remand Of COVID Death Suit
• What FCA Bar Can Learn From District Court Hospice Ruling
• Big Cos. Shouldn't Cry 'Settlement Pressure' To Justify Appeal
• High Court Scraps Medicaid Work Requirement Fight
• The Rise Of Cannabis Mobile Commerce
• Maynard Cooper Adds Trial Lawyer As Litigation Shareholder
• Tela Bio Hires Life Sciences Atty As 1st GC
• Key Strategies For Patenting Big Data Solutions
• Lawsuit Calls Renewed Philly Mask Order 'Authoritarian'
• Fla. Judge Rejects CDC Mask Mandate As Unlawful
• Latham, Davis Polk Steer ArchiMed's $1.2B Natus Medical Deal
• Opioid Trial Gamble Pays Off For W.Va. In $99M Deal With J&J
• CR Bard Hit With $250K Verdict In 2nd Hernia Mesh Bellwether
• Jury Told Balwani Provided Theranos' Investor Financial Data
• 9th Circ. Partly Revives $44.4M Jury Verdict Against Swisher
• Roche Ruling Highlights High Bar For Induced Infringement
• Cannabis Bill Roundup: NH Lawmakers Mull Home Grow
• Attys Get $9.2M In Fees With $27.5M Insurance Scam Deal OK
• Air Force Seeks To Halt Officer's Vax Mandate Suit
• Exec, Son Settle Insider Trading Suit Over COVID Test Deal
• Judge Denies Texas' Bid To Amend Title 42 Challenge
• Florida Real Estate Roundup: JMH, GID, The Easton Group
• DaVita, Ex-CEO Acquitted In Antitrust No-Poach Trial
• Access Bio, Others Hit Back At $1B 'Windfall' Virus Test Suit
• 3 Ga. Bills That Died In The Latest Legislative Session
• Pa. Caregiver Agency Hit With Overtime Class Action
• GOP Sens. Call For Hearing On Pandemic Border Block
• Time To Fix Legal Industry's Environmental Pro Bono Problem
• Health Hires: CSafe Global, Alumis
• Newborn Opioid Victim Group Says Sackler Releases Justified
• Firm Loses Bid To DQ Atty In Flint Water Crisis Litigation
• Don't Miss It: Kirkland, Skadden Guide Week's Hot Deals
• Radiology Chain Exec Stiffed Workers In Stock Plan, Suit Says
• Ind. Justices Toss Claims Against Hospital Over Info Breach
• DOJ Antitrust Trial Setbacks Could Prompt Soul-Searching
• 3rd Circ. Panel Will Rehear Nursing Homes' Union RICO Suit
• NY Pot Regulators Approve First Adult-Use Grower Licenses
• Zetia Wholesalers Denied Class Cert. In Generics-Delay Suit
• Ill. Nursing Home Will Settle COVID-19 Death Suit
• FCC's Rosenworcel Wants 911 Dispatchers' Work Reclassified
• Science Group Sues Homeopathic Co. Over 'Quackery' Drugs
• Gulf Coast Says 3rd-Party Releases Needed In Ch. 11 Plan
• 9th Circ. Says Ariz. Must Produce Atty Docs In Trans Bias Suit
• FTC Says For-Profit Med School Touting False Success Rates
• 'Take Home' COVID And Emerging Liability Insurance Issues
• 18 Additional States Join Suit To Keep Pandemic Border Block
• SG Must Take A Stand On Medical Cannabis Reimbursement
• Remembering An Underappreciated Legal Skill — Listening
• Amazon Says Additional Info Allowed In COBRA Notices
• Rutgers Students Can't Hide Names In COVID Vaccine Suit
• Ga. Anesthesia Biz Pays $7M To End Kickbacks Case
• DOJ's 1st Wage-Fixing Suit Ends With Not Guilty Verdicts
• Texas Senior Housing Operator Hits Ch. 11 With $112M Debt
• Ex-DaVita CEO's 'Feelings' Drove No-Poach Crimes, DOJ Says
• Balwani Jury Can See Theranos' Failed Deals With Military
• Ex-Hospitals Owner Hits Medtronic With $1.3M Clawback Suit
• DOJ Coached Key Witness In Wage-Fixing Case, Jury Told
• US Judge Inclined To Make Texas File New Title 42 Suit
• Report Says McKinsey Hid Conflicts In Advising FDA, Purdue
• Nursing Home Workers' Insurance Scam Claims Survive
• Navy Vaccine Ruling Shows Kavanaugh Thought Process
• DOJ Kickback Concerns Extend Beyond Federal Funds
• Medical Researcher Says DEA Stonewalled Pot Applications
• NJ Justices Say Affidavit Unneeded In Vicarious Med Mal Suit
• Attorneys Can Promote Trade, Security Amid Global Conflict
• Int'l Org. Immunity Ruling May Conflict With High Court Intent
• Michael Best Lobbying Arm Adds Principal To Wis. Office
• Patient Says BCBS On Hook For Atty Fees In Coverage Row
• Tech Deals Atty Jumps From Sidley To Latham
• Burger King Sued Over Chemicals In Whopper Packaging
• Ex-DaVita CEO Denies Anti-Poach 'Intent' As Feds Rest
• Wash. AG And Distributors Abruptly Shelve Opioid Trial Finale
• Mapping The Top Trials To Know In The Opioid Litigation Wave
• SEC, Former OSI Systems Exec Settle Insider Trading Suit
• ​​​​​​​Duane Morris Says Shkreli Owes It $2M In Bid To Drop Client
• Profs Tell Justices Not To Let Courts Decide Int'l Relations
• Medical Practice Co. Strikes $24.5M Deal To Settle FCA Claims
• Merck Escapes False Ad Suit Over Shingles Vaccine
• 11th Circ. Undermined Rare-Disease Drugs, High Court Told
• 11th Circ. Affirms Ex-Doctor's Sentence In $6M Ga. Fraud Case
• Texas Agriculture Commissioner Slams Abbott's Border Policy
• FDA Bashes Bausch Over Lifetime Talk Show Segment
• Ill. Pot Regulator Urges Judge Not To Halt Licensing Process
• NJ Hospitals Urge FTC To End Review Of Abandoned Merger
• Real Estate Rumors: Morningstar, A&E, Leon Medical Centers
• Texas Doctor Must Face Suit Over Unwanted Pregnancy
• Troutman Pepper Adds Ex-McGuireWoods Health Data Partner
• Pa. Justices Unsure Of Finding Waiver In Verdict Sheets
• Akerman Adds Employment Partner From Jackson Lewis
• COVID-19 Test Supplier Ordered To Return $2M To Retailer
• Kaufman, Loeb Drive SPAC Deal For $583M Digital Health Co.
• J&J Unit Trims Mesh False Ad Loss To $302M On Appeal
• Feds Say Holmes' Conviction In Theranos Trial Should Stand
• Womble Bond Adds Energy Pro In Charleston
• Teligent OK'd For Fast-Tracked Del. Ch. 11 Disclosure Hearing
• Insurers Want Out Of $16M Medical Device Co. Deal With DOJ
• DC Man Cops To Using $2.4M In PPP Loans For Tesla, Crypto
• Walgreens Execs Saw Profit In Opioid Crisis, Fla. Jury Told
• NJ Regulators Allow Big Pot Cos. To Begin Retail Sales
• Ex-UChicago Prof Admits Trading On Inside Drug Trial Info
• DOJ Attys Escape Subpoena To Testify In Wage-Fixing Trial
• Chinese Health Data Provider LinkDoc Pulls $200M US IPO
• Calif. Court Ditches Bad Medical Device Implantation Suit
• Neb. High Court Revives Suit Over Infection At Joint Doc
• The Future Of Legal Ops: Reining In Outside Counsel Costs
• King & Spalding Adds Reed Smith Health Care Pro In Houston
• Conn. Medical Facility Sues Centene Over COVID Testing
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Despite 'Hurt Feelings,' Bid To Intervene In Opioid Deal Denied
• In Surprise Move, Panel Stops Adding Cases To Opioid MDL
• Exec Admits DaVita No-Poach Deal In 'Painful' Testimony
• 3Shape Told To Pay $12M In WDTX Dental Scanner Patent Trial
• Texas Bid To Amend Title 42 Challenge Has Judge Worried
• 11th Circ. Weighs PREP Act Preemption In COVID Death Suit
• Split Fed. Circ. Wipes Roche's $137M IP Loss, Calls For Redo
• Atty's Moves Are Focus Of Latest Health Fraud Verdict Appeal
• 9th Circ. Lets Ex-CytoDyn CEO Keep $6.2M In Stock Profits
• Big Pharma Can't Beat SF Opioid Claims Before Trial
• Xerox Retiree Seeks Class Status For ERISA Suit
• NY Physician Must Face Suit Over Baby's Birth Injuries
• DC Circ. Denies Hospital's Appeal In Specialty Doctor Pay Row
• Watchdog Opposes Litigation Releases In Gulf Coast Ch. 11
• Landlord Fights DaVita Subsidiary Suit Over Unsafe Building
• 4 Key Reasons Courts Reject Educational Malpractice Suits
• When Congress Seeks Cos.' Nonpublic Info From Regulators
• DOJ Backs Whistleblowers' $120M Medicare Fraud Claim
• Hospital's Robotic Surgery Injured Man's Rectum, Suit Claims
• UnitedHealth Wants ERISA Substance Abuse Suit Tossed
• Health Care Is In DOJ's Criminal Antitrust Crosshairs
• Ex-Yankee Stadium Worker Sues Over NYC Vax Rule Carveout
• Biopharm Co. Tarveda To Liquidate In Del. Chancery Court
• 'One Of The Family': Why Trial Attys Love Their Local Counsel
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Calif. Doc Asks High Court To Review COVID-19 Trial Pause
• Children's Hospital Says Retirement Plan Fees Reasonable
• Titan Of The Plaintiffs Bar: AZA Law's John Zavitsanos
• Split 5th Circ. Revives Biden's Federal Worker Vax Mandate
• Centene Nabs 8th Circ. Win In Suit Over $6.8B Acquisition
• Gilead Says Aetna Must Litigate Its HIV Drug Suit In Fed Court
• Bio-Rad Rival Wants Its COVID Test Tech Cleared Of IP Claims
• Kansas City Doc Ordered To Pay $20M For Botched Delivery
• Sens. Introduce Bill To Stop Repeal Of Pandemic Border Block
• Nurses Nab Final Blessing On $3.2M Deal In Trafficking Suit
• Ga. Judge Walks Back Refusal To Toss Wrongful Death Suit
• In Early Mediation, Negotiate With Empathy, Not Threats
• 1st Circ. Panel Questions Maine's Medical Pot Residency Rule
• Okla. Woman Cops To $43.8M COVID-19 Relief Fraud Scheme
• Nursing Home Biz Gets Bankruptcy Court OK For $7.1M Sale
• ITC Blocks In Vitro Drug Imports Infringing Merck Unit's TM
• Teva Appears Headed For $100M Price-Fixing Payout To AGs
• Billing Fraud Action Belongs In Kansas, Chiropractor Says
• Health Providers Must Avoid COVID Reimbursement Missteps
• Fenwick Adds Latham Corporate Atty In Calif.
• Cyber Protections Helping To Curb Ransoms, Report Says
• Arnold & Porter, 'Dragged Through Mud,' Touts Opioid Probe
• Calif. Naturopathic Doctor Cops To Peddling Fake Vax Cards
• DaVita Rival Felt Threatened Around Poaching, Jury Hears
• Balwani Jury Can See Evidence Theranos Used Pharma Logos
• Lab Seeks Coverage For Dispute Over Software Failure
• Ruling Favoring Insurers In Opioid Suits May Set Precedent
• DOJ Sues Prolific FCA Whistleblower For 'Widespread Fraud'
• US Trustee Urges 2nd Circ. To Reject Sackler Opioid Releases
• Hyman Phelps & McNamara Co-Founder Dies At 83
• Ark. AG Must Produce Emails In Trans Health Care Ban Suit
• Walter Reed Defrauded In $3.3M Subcontract Scam, Feds Say
• Tort Report: Soccer Megastar Escapes Sex Assault Suit
• Addressing Problematic Drinking In The Legal Profession
• Law Groups Back Suit Over Use Of Henrietta Lacks' Cells
• Medi-Cal Should Pay Nursing Homes What They're Owed
• McLaughlin Remembered As 'Righteous,' 'Pugilistic' Attorney
• Group Plan Questions After Telehealth Coverage Extension
• Benesch Adds Corporate Partner In Denver And Chicago
• SEIU, Benefits Fund Say Hospital Trying To Skirt Pension Debt
• NY Court System Fires 103 Unvaccinated Workers
• Mount Sinai Settles Nurse's Migraine Bias Suit
• Titan Of The Plaintiffs Bar: Joseph Saveri's Steven Williams
• SF Scores Win In Airport Health Ordinance Preemption Row
• Ex-Flint Mayor Says Water Report Omitted Safety Concerns
• 'Tomorrow Is A New Day,' Theranos Judge Tells Balwani Atty
• The 10 Largest PE Funds From The First Quarter Of 2022
• 'Intense Pressure' To Ink Opioid Deal? Too Bad, 6th Circ. Says
• Calif. High Court Mulls Wage Suit Against Temp Agency Client
• Express Scripts, Mylan Get EpiPen Price Gouging Suit Cut
• Zantac MDL Plaintiffs Try To Revive Claims Against Drug Cos.
• Valsartan MDL Judge OKs Out-Of-State Litigants, More Claims
• 7th Circ. Won't Revive False Claims Act Suit Against Safeway
• NY Court Reinstates Breast Cancer Misdiagnosis Suit
• Windstream To Pay $1.2M In FCC Settlement Over Rural Rates
• Transforming Law Firms' Diversity Intent Into Real Progress
• 2 Firms Rep Health Improvement Co.'s $2B Take Private Deal
• DOJ Tells Texas Jury Staffing Firm's Wage Fixing Was A Crime
• Maynard Cooper Grows In Florida With Boutique Merger
• More Than A Dozen Firms Guided Top Q1 Real Estate Deals
• UnitedHealth Adds Time For $13.8B Change Healthcare Deal
• 'Outraged' DaVita CEO Plotted To Keep Employees, Court Told
• W.Va. AG Blames 3 Opioid Makers As Trial Opens
• Regeneron 'Kickbacks' Boosted Eylea Profits, Insurer Says
• Opioid MDL Judge Cites Miss Piggy To Explain Time Limits
• Teva, Like Glenmark, Rips Expanded Price-Fixing Charges
• Medical Pot Biz Says Ark. Licenses Steered To Big Cos.
• House Approves Bipartisan Medical Marijuana Research Bill
• DC Circ. Questions Jurisdiction Over OSHA Health Care Rule
• Parts Of Oklahoma PBM Law Invalidated By Judge
• Lab Execs, Texas Hospital Staff Hit With DOJ Kickback Suit
• Pa. Officials Claim Immunity In School Mask Mandate Suit
• NY Hospital Can't Dodge Claims It Kept Man Alive Against Will
• Gunderson Dettmer Adds Boston Atty As Employment Partner
• Ga. Court Sends Medical Device Patent Dispute To Md.
• UPitt Doc Can Sue Bosses For Removal Over Diversity Article
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Ex-Gov. Can Appeal Order Forcing His Testimony In Flint Trial
• Justices Urged To Scrutinize 'Bad Faith' FCA Defenses
• Sanofi GC Will Sit On 'First-In-Pharma' Diversity Board
• 3 States Sue To Keep Pandemic Border Block In Place
• REIT Fights Insurer's Limits For Flood Damage At Hospital
• Justices Must Apply Law Evenly In Shadow Docket Rulings
• GAO Says VA Could Rely On Prior Knowledge For $25M Award
• 'Don't Threaten Me,' Judge Warns Balwani Atty At Fraud Trial
• Judge Tosses Anthem's $14.8B Claim Against Express Scripts
• Quinn Emanuel ACA Clients Urge Fed. Circ. To OK $184M Fees
• UK Social Care Biz Receives Possible £821M Takeover Bid
• 11th Circ. Won't Revive False Claims Suit Against HIG Capital
• Federal Cannabis Bill Needs A Regulatory Plan To Succeed
• Inovio Stockholder Sues In Del. Over COVID Vaccine Claims
• High Court's PBM Ruling Spurred State Lawmakers To Action
• Ill. Panel Backs Attys' Win In Dermatologist's Malpractice Suit
• Health Hires: Locke Lord, Essential Pharma
• Tips For Negotiating Litigation Funding Agreements
• Jones Day Snags 3rd Former King & Spalding Atty In Atlanta
• Ill. Judge Ends Health Care Clinics' Virus Coverage Suits
• Pandemic Order Speeding Migrant Removals To End In May
• Holland & Knight Adds Sheppard Mullin Health Care Pro In LA
• Florida Real Estate Roundup: Tishman, Botaniko, Lee Health
• 2 Attys Escape Claims They Bungled Infection Treatment Suit
• Attys Don't See Ill. Justices Joining Virus Coverage Forum Yet