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Health - June, 2022

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• We're Not All Textualists Now, Kagan Warns In Climate Dissent
• SF Says Pharmaceutical Cos. Created City's Opioid Crisis
• Opioid Distributors Headed To 2nd W.Va. Nuisance Trial
• Justices Stoke Care Woes For Tribes, Native Women Post-Roe
• Endo 'Made Out Like A Bandit' With Opana Deal, Buyers Say
• NM Eye Health Center Loses COVID-19 Coverage Suit
• Thomas Dissents On Denial Of NY Health Worker Vax Case
• Health Care Giants Commit to Biden Admin Carbon Pledge
• Prior Settlement Doesn't Nix Wage Claims, Calif. Justices Say
• COVID Tester Hits BCBS Unit With Competition Counterclaims
• No Stick In Dollar General's Pain Relief Patches, Suit Says
• Pa. Co. Says Distributor Lied To Land $5.5M COVID Test Deal
• 2nd Circ. Axes 13-Year Sentence In $25M Medicare Fraud Case
• Dobbs Ruling Means It's Time To Rethink Data Collection
• Ex-Mich. Gov. Pleads 5th In Flint Trial Appearance
• HHS Issues Guidance On Abortion Patient Privacy After Dobbs
• In COVID, Can PREP Act Protection Extend To Patent Suits?
• Ethics Considerations For Attorneys Joining Nonprofit Boards
• Rising Star: Quinn Emanuel's Jonathan Cooper
• Fla. Judge Says 15-Week Abortion Ban Is Unconstitutional
• Ohio AG Says 6-Week Abortion Ban Should Remain In Place
• Ex-Mich. Gov. Claims No Memory On Aspects Of Flint Crisis
• Dobbs Ruling Lays Bare Data Privacy Protection Gaps
• Juul Says Politics Drove FDA Ban, Seeks To Extend Stay
• Fla. Physical Therapy Clinic Workers Sentenced For Fraud
• Del. Judge Voids City's 'Cremate-Or-Inter' Abortion Ordinance
• PE Firm Inks FTC Vet Clinic Merger Deal #2 For $1.7B
• NJ Lawmakers Pass Post-Dobbs Abortion Rights Measures
• 6th Circ. Eyes Revival Of TriHealth 401(k) Suit
• Sears Lease Fight Hits High Court, Gulf Coast Plan Approved
• High Court's Opioid Ruling Shows Limits Of CSA's Reach
• HHS Watchdog Sees Kickback Concern In Eye Care Programs
• NJ Hospital Must Face Claims Nurse Violated Patient Privacy
• High Court's Medicaid Ruling Brings Questions, Not Answers
• Private Hospital Deal Challenge Best Left To Feds, Judge Says
• Evolent Health To Pay Up To $462M For Surgical Tools Biz IPG
• Dobbs To Heap Painful Choices On Military Women, Families
• The State Of Abortion Legal Challenges Around The US
• Rising Star: Morgan Lewis' Jacob Harper
• Ohio Abortion Clinics Turn To State High Court After Dobbs
• Texas AG Investigates Walmart's Opioid Sales Practices
• High Court's CSA Decree Augurs Opioid Upheaval For DOJ
• Flint Jury To Hear From Ex-Gov. After Court Quashes Charges
• 6th Circ. Lifts Block On Tenn. Abortion Restriction
• 8th Circ. Rejects Hotel Operator's Virus Coverage Appeal
• 11th Circ. Upholds VA's Defeat Of Doctor's Age Bias Suit
• 2nd Circ. Ruling Highlights ERISA Determination Deadlines
• ITC Judge Says Apple Infringed Rival's ECG Wristband
• Neb. Tells 8th Circ. Right To Vote Doesn't Cover Initiatives
• Becerra Says 'All Options Are On The Table' After Dobbs
• Daikin Can't Take Bid To End PFAS Claims To Ga. Justices
• Policyholder Hopes Tested In Virus Case At Wash. High Court
• Ambulance Co. Must Face Death Claim Over Paraplegic's Fall
• Paul Weiss, MoFo, 22 Other Firms Staff NY Abortion Hotline
• Pot Retailer Hit With Overtime Suit
• 7th Circ. Won't Revive Antitrust Suit Against Radiology Board
• Benefits Cases To Watch In The 2nd Half Of 2022
• Rising Star: Kirkland's Jordan Cohen
• Texas Judge Freezes Enforcement Of Pre-Roe Abortion Ban
• What's At Stake In Justices' FCA Qui Tam Dismissal Review
• As Opioid Trial Ends, Judge Jokes Of 'Generous' Time Limits
• Illinois To Become Abortion 'Oasis' In Wake Of Dobbs Ruling
• Opioid Distributors Cut $250M Deal With Holdout Okla. AG
• NC Health Agency Says Regulatory Actions Can't Be Torts
• Meta Says Section 230 Bars Suit Over Girl's Death By Suicide
• Cannabis Bill Roundup: NJ Sen. Eyes Legalizing Hallucinogen
• Boston Schools Want Out Of Union's Remote Work Suit
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• No-Poach Case Nears Plea In Would-Be 1st DOJ Win
• Justices Should Resolve FCA Cases' Rule 9(b) Circuit Split
• 5th Circ. Gives Fed Worker Vax Mandate Suit Another Shot
• Dobbs Ruling Creates Compliance Dilemmas For Hospitals
• Ditching Live Testimony For Declarations Is Risky, Attys Say
• Humana Wants To Add Federal Antitrust Claims To Zetia Case
• Trade Secret Suit Over Anesthetic's Cocaine Ingredient Settled
• Nomad Health Raises $105M To Grow Traveling Jobs Program
• Firms Look To Cover Out-Of-State Abortion Care After Dobbs
• LA Chiropractor Cops To NBA Health Plan Fraud Scheme
• Goodwin Hires Partner For Growing ERISA Practice
• Rising Star: Jones Day's Rachel Page
• Utah, Louisiana Abortion Bans Blocked, For Now
• Justices Won't Hear Anthem, Express Scripts Drug Price Fight
• Prescriber Intent Matters In Opioid Cases, High Court Rules
• CareTech To Be Taken Over By Founders In £870M Deal
• Dobbs May Be Just The First Domino, Dissent Warns
• Abortion Questions Swirl Over Health Attys In Post-Roe World
• Bristol-Myers Can't Dodge Celgene Investors' Drug Delay Suit
• Dems Call For FTC Probe Of Mobile Tracking By Apple, Google
• Judge Won't Lift Stay In Masimo Patent Fight Against Apple
• Texas Justices Asked To End Pacemaker Implant Suit
• Ill. Justices Back Revival Of 1 Claim In Hip Surgery Suit
• Delaware Chancery Orders UpHealth To Delay Annual Meeting
• Patients Slam UnitedHealth's Bid To Keep 9th Circ. Order Alive
• 'Trust Your Eyes,' Feds Urge As Balwani Charges Go To Jury
• Roe Reversal Leaves States To Make Own Abortion Rules
• Retailers Cut Midtrial Deal With Impax In Opana Delay Case
• UnitedHealth Overpayment Recovery Defies ERISA, Suit Says
• Real Estate Rumors: Santander, Moinian, Physicians Realty
• Dobbs Casts Shadow On Gay Rights, Birth Control
• 3rd Judge On NYC Vax Case Refuses To Step Down
• NJ Midyear Report: Disbarment Rethink, Record Access Wins
• Biden Urges Congress To Undo High Court's 'Tragic Error'
• Health Hires: Arnold & Porter, Arcellx
• Now's The Time To Address Archaic Law School Curricula
• DC Circ. Blocks Enforcement Of FDA's Juul Vape Ban
• Rising Star: Foley & Lardner's Thomas Ferrante
• Wash. Justices To View Long-Awaited Virus Coverage Issues
• Supreme Court Overturns Roe v. Wade
• High Court Backs HHS In 'Baffling' Hospital Pay Fight
• Balwani Rips Feds' 'Incomplete' Case As Trial Nears End
• Insurer Asks 11th Circ. To Nix $60M Surgery Death Claim
• The Attys Who Took America To Abortion Rights Turning Point
• Pot Advocates Ask 8th Circ. To Put Neb. Election Law On Ice
• 5th Circ. Reverses Businessman's Kickback Conviction
• Pa. Justices To Hear Zoning Spat Over Suburban Hospital Plan
• Feds Say NC Doctor Defrauded Medicare Out Of $11M
• Feds Agree To Improve Emergency Shelters For Migrant Kids
• 3 Firms Usher Radius Health Off Public Market In $890M Deal
• 11th Circ. Says Tampa Electric Didn't Violate OSHA Guidelines
• Honeywell's Fee Bid In Benefits Suit Is Too Late, UAW Says
• Abbott Must Face Suit Over Anticonvulsant Birth Defect Risks
• ACLU Wants State Experts Barred From Trans Care Battle
• Jones Walker Adds Miami Partner To Health Care Practice
• Employer Abortion Policy Considerations In A Post-Roe World
• Cyprus Mines Wins Ch. 11 Stay Of Actions Against Parent
• Nursing Home Asks 3rd Circ. To Keep Virus Death Suit Federal
• BC Partners In Talks To Pay €1B For Health Care Biz Havea
• FDA Orders Juul E-Cigs Off Shelves
• High Court Blocks Civil Miranda Suits Against Cops
• Lessons From Lawyer Fee-Sharing Agreements Gone Wrong
• Crowell & Moring Adds Stein Mitchell Health Care Litigator
• Balwani's Atty Tells Jury Romance With Holmes Not A Crime
• Advocates Wary Of Justices' Limits On Immigration Relief
• Calif. High Court Will Consider 'Take-Home' COVID-19 Liability
• Ga. Justices Revive Parents' Wrongful Death Suit
• Gun, Religious Rights Equal In COVID Case, Full 9th Circ. Told
• DOJ Fights Bid To Duck Pandemic Wage-Fixing Charges
• Baylor Med School Appeals Insurers' COVID-19 Coverage Win
• 11th Circ. Tosses Fla. Nursery's Pot License Dispute
• Pharmacies' Surescripts Antitrust Case Survives Dismissal
• LeClairRyan Bankruptcy Highlights Pass-Through Tax Issue
• 8th Circ. Wants Input On HHS Regs In Trans Health Care Fight
• Ga. Justices Hint Initialed Page Not Enough For Arbitration
• SuperValu Urges High Court Not To Revive FCA Case
• 2nd Circ. Got High Court Order Right, Chinese Exporters Say
• Senior Home, Medical Pot User Resolve Suit Over Job Denial
• Imerys, Cyprus Don't Need To Share Docs With Insurers
• Hospital Can't Arbitrate Payment Fight After Loss, Union Says
• Allianz Unit Tells 9th Circ. Not To Revive Virus Coverage Suit
• Fed. Circ. Reverses Initial Panel To Find Gilenya IP Invalid
• Feds Portray Balwani As Holmes' Partner In Crime In Closings
• 6th Circ. Backs Dismissal Of CommonSpirit 401(k) Suit
• Colorado High Court Says Family Leave Premium Not A Tax
• FDA Seeks To Cap Cigarettes' Nicotine Content
• Celtics Star Marcus Smart Testifies In $63M Fraud Trial
• Top 3 Immigration Cases To Watch In 2022: Midyear Report
• Justices Leave Intact Revived Medicare Overpayment Rule
• New Bill Would Create Joint USPTO-FDA Task Force
• Philips Knew Of CPAP Foam Issues In 2015, Device Users Say
• Potential Next Steps For DOJ's COVID-19 Fraud Enforcement
• Revlon Case Opens, And LATAM Lands Its Ch. 11 Plan
• Dallas Nursing Home Gets OK For Auction, $5.8M Ch. 11 Loan
• Calif. Panel Keeps Insurers' Opioid Coverage Suit Paused
• Molina Inks $4.6M Deal To Resolve Mass. FCA Probe
• 8 Steps To Creating A Legal Ops Technology Road Map
• Dentons Adds Ex-Seyfarth Shaw Litigator In Oakland
• 20 States Ask 5th Circ. To Block Biden's Contractor Vax Order
• Davis Polk, Cravath Lead PE Buy Of $1.1B Health Tech Co.
• High Court Won't Hear Medical Cannabis Insurance Challenge
• Mass General Says 401(k) Fee Suit At Odds With High Court
• Health Tech Co. Hit With Class Action Over Data Breach
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Plan's Dialysis Reimbursements Are Acceptable, Justices Say
• High Court To Review DOJ Authority To Torpedo FCA Suits
• The Law360 400: Tracking The Largest US Law Firms
• Will BigLaw Regret Its Hiring Spree As The Economy Softens?
• At Federal Circuit, ITC Backs Phillip Morris Import Ban
• FDA Greenlights Moderna, Pfizer Jabs For Kids 6 Mos. And Up
• WTO Vax Patent Deal Seen As Doing Little To Boost Access
• Texas Justices To Hear Drug Test Liability Dispute
• Ex-Rite Aid Exec To Pay $300K In SEC Insider Trading Deal
• The Biggest Benefits Rulings From The 1st Half Of 2022
• Facebook Accused Of Lifting Patient Data From Hospital Sites
• Teligent's Post-Sale Drug Recall Puts Its Ch. 11 Plan In Doubt
• Texas Justices Deny $3M Premium Tax Refund To Blue Cross
• Generic Co. Asks Fed. Circ. To Undo Loss In Takeda IP Fight
• Texas AG Not Allowed To Join Suit Over Trans Child Care
• Georgia Nurse Says She Was Fired For Reporting Harassment
• Arbitration Rulings Suggest Courts Need More Info On ERISA
• UnitedHealth Pans 'Hyperbolic' Redo Bid In ERISA Appeal
• Ex-Bulls Player Cops To Conspiracy In NBA Fraud Crackdown
• Insurer Wants Out Of Covering Doctor's Sexual Abuse Suits
• Clarivate Atty Joins Pharma Intelligence As GC
• McDermott Adds Health Care Senior Counsel In Miami
• Richmond U. Medical Center Must Face Wrongful Death Suit
• WTO Inks Deals On Fisheries, Vaccines After Lengthy Session
• Yale Law Prof Defends Allergan In SF Opioid Trial
• Chevron Deference Still Feels Heat After High Court Reprieve
• FTC Sinks 2nd Hospital Deal In A Week, This Time In Utah
• 4th Circ. Denies Eli Lilly's Discovery Bid In Novartis IP Feud
• Pa. Court Halts Recall Of Cannabis Vape Products
• NFL's GC Testifies To Fake Insurance Calls In $63M Fraud Trial
• FTC Warns Drugmakers, Middlemen Over Rebates
• The Importance Of Data And Data Analysis In Litigation
• Why Medical Product Cos. Must Watch Dobbs Decision
• Aetna Urges 1st Circ. To Toss Conformis Defamation Suit
• Senate Passes Bill To Expand Benefits To Toxic-Exposed Vets
• Vet Clinic FTC Settlement Puts Private Equity On Notice
• CVS Can't Force Drug Pricing Suit Into Arbitration
• Health Group Targets Taylor English Over Stolen Settlement
• Okla. Attys Charged In Alleged Medical Pot Licensing Scheme
• ​​​​​​​NJ Panel Nixes State Farm's Win In Delayed Surgery Dispute
• Foley & Lardner Atty Joins Network Health As CLO
• 7th Circuit Keeps COVID Death Suit In Illinois State Court
• Telus Buys Health Biz LifeWorks For $2.2B In 3-Firm Deal
• Ex-Employee Sues Chicago Dispensary For Retaliation
• SF Opioid Crisis Not From Allergan's Market Share, Judge Told
• J&J Keeps Victory Over Defective Mesh Claims At 7th Circ.
• DaVita Must Return Rather Than Destroy No-Poach Docs
• Insurers Should Pay For Medical Pot In New Mexico, Suit Says
• Novartis Can't Keep Bristol-Myers Arbitral Award Under Wraps
• Avoiding Endless Liability From 'Take Home' COVID Claims
• CBD Cos. Must Beware COVID Claims Amid Gov't Scrutiny
• Objector Tells 11th Circ. Atty Fees Too High In $8M Class Deal
• NY Courts End Mask Mandate For The Vaccinated
• FDA Panel Backs Moderna, Pfizer Vaccines For Young Kids
• NJ Worker Says UFCW Health Fund Must Cover Wife's Surgery
• Judge Trims CEO's Bonus Pay At His Last Purdue Hearing
• Feds Hit Nursing Home With FCA Suit Over 'Nonexistent' Care
• Chubb Unit, Health Co. Settle Suit Over Canceled Trade Show
• WTO Summit Extended Amid A Scramble For Consensus
• High Court Rejects Medicare's $1.6B Cut To Hospital Drug Pay
• Fla. Pharmacy Owner Gets 14-Year Sentence For Mail Fraud
• SF Opioid Judge Not 'Sympathetic' To City's Scheduling Issue
• 'Huge Problem': FDA Leaders Fear Collapsing Trust In Agency
• Bristol-Myers Urges Justices To Ax 'Impossible' Patent Rule
• Impax Got Earliest Possible Generic Opana Entry, Jury Hears
• Kentucky Gov. Creates Medical Cannabis Advisory Group
• 8th Circ. Won't Revive Suit Over Surgical Tool IP
• Conn. Hospital Queues Attack On Standing For Antitrust Suit
• 3 NY Doctors Acquitted Of $85M Medicare Fraud Scheme
• NJ Hospitals Abandon Merger Under FTC Challenge
• Remand Denial Raises Question In W.Va. Opiate Litigation
• Fla. Court's Mask Mandate Decision Is Confusing
• Bristol-Myers Sues To Block Rival's Generic Leukemia Drug
• Limiting Liability When Using Volunteers: Key Points For Orgs
• J&J Talc Unit Wants Ch. 11 Claims Estimation Process
• 5th Circ. Affirms Toss Of Hospital Workers' Vax Mandate Suit
• Judge OKs Email Service Of Law Firms In Cyprus Mines Suit
• Dental Co., Insurer Reach Settlement In Coverage Row
• Steps Companies Can Take To Mitigate Privilege Labeling Risk
• Judge Breyer Pitches Law Chat As SF Opioid Trial Nears End
• Ohio Counties Open To Lowering Opioid Damages Request
• Investor Attys Net $22.6M In Dental Supply Antitrust Deal
• Pharma Co. Exec's Wife Inks SEC Deal Over Insider Trading
• Takeda Unit Warns Fed. Circ. Antibody Patents At Risk
• FTC Dems Put PE On Blast In Vet Clinic Merger Settlement
• Full Dallas Court Says Missing Info Doesn't Doom Death Suit
• NC Health Plan's Trans Care Ban Ruled Unlawful
• NY AG's Opioid Trial Theory Fatally Flawed, Teva Says
• GAO Denies Booz Allen Protest Over DOD Health Contract
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• AmeriHealth Faces 3rd Circ. Appeal In False Claims Act Suit
• FTC Probing UnitedHealth's $5.4B Home Care Buy
• Pa. Panel Says 'Earning Power' Not Key In Workers' Comp
• Judge Exits NYC Vaccine Case After Stock Complaints
• Ex-Moderna Public Policy VP Rejoins Epstein Becker
• Labcorp Accused Of Bias Over Medical Pot In Job Drug Test
• Justices Spurn Insys Exec's Appeal In Landmark Opioid Case
• US Taking Long View On Reshaping WTO As Summit Opens
• Opioid Judge Disavows 'Unfair' Atty Fees But Still Draws Fire
• GoodRx Investors' Claims Over IPO Get Axed For Good
• Fed. Circ. Eyes Eligibility Of Stanford's Transplant Testing IP
• States Get $853K In Pared Down Shkreli Antitrust Case Fees
• Bayer Notches 3rd Roundup Trial Win With Missouri Verdict
• Judge Deals Setback To Philips In Fitness Tracker IP Suit
• Atty's Time-Bar Error Can't Restore Ga. Wrongful Death Claims
• Judge Won't Halt Illinois Cannabis Licenses, Residency Rules
• Balwani Can't Get Jury Edge Over Lost Theranos Database
• NJ AG, Gov.'s Aide Escape COVID-19 Whistleblower Suit
• Trader Pleads Guilty In Biotech Co. Stock Spoofing Scheme
• Judge OKs Ch. 11 Loan, Rent Escrow For Dallas Senior Home
• Health Cos. Can Challenge Medicare Advantage Org Delays
• What Litigation Funding Disclosure In Delaware May Look Like
• NJ Law Letting Terminally Ill End Lives Survives Challenge
• NYC Teachers Want Judge Off Vax Case Due To Pfizer Stock
• How To Avert Unlawful Poaching Amid Rising Antitrust Risks
• Ga. Rehab Biz To Pay $9.6M In Therapist's Whistleblower Suit
• Ill. Panel Denies Virus Coverage For Optometry Business
• Hogan Lovells Adds Foley Hoag M&A Co-Chair In Boston
• Nassar Victims May Have Law, Facts On Side In $1B FBI Case
• Balwani Rests After Testimony On Lost Theranos Database
• FTC Eyes Drugmaker Rebates Boosting Higher Cost Drugs
• FDA Answers Hair Loss Drug Petition, Group Drops Suit
• Jury Clears Reckitt Benckiser In Trade Secret, Fraud Trial
• FTC Judge Says Lives At Stake In Cancer Test Deal Challenge
• NJ Sanitizer Maker Cops To Fraud For Fake COVID-19 Claims
• Ex-Celtic, Atty Part Ways After Bail Snafu In Fraud Case
• Ex-NFL Player Says League Wrongly Denied CTE Benefits
• What 5th Circ.'s SEC Ruling Means For HHS Programs
• FDA Medical Device Cyber Guidance Protects Patients, Cos.
• Judge Won't Grant Fees In School Mask TRO Suit
• Delaware's Chancery Fast-Tracks UpHealth Board Dispute
• Ga. Radiation Service Fight Could Turn On Agency Deference
• Property Insurance Plan Doesn't Cover COVID, 6th Circ. Says
• Drug Industry Didn't Create Nation's Opioid Crisis, Judge Told
• FTC Probe Into Rx Middlemen May Spark Industry Shakeup
• Lab, Insurer Opt For Mediation In Software Coverage Dispute
• Costlier Loans Clear Mallinckrodt For Ch. 11 Exit Next Week
• Blood Plasma Co.'s $10M BIPA Deal Gets Early Blessing
• Cyprus Sues In Del. Ch. 11 To Block 'Alter Ego' Talc Suits
• 2nd Circ. Affirms Virus Coverage Loss For Conn. Dental Clinic
• Medtronic Hernia Mesh Suits Transferred To Mass. By JPML
• SD Pot Advocates Praise Defeat Of 'Abysmal' Ballot Measure
• Amgen, Juno And The Fate Of Functional Genus Claims
• 6th Circ. Skeptical Of Reviving CommonSpirit 401(k) Fight
• Hartford Must Pay Medline Legal Fees To End Federal Case
• 6th Circ. Shoots Down BCBS' Request To Rethink ERISA Loss
• NJ Health System Must Face Muslim Man's Work Abuse Claim
• Real Estate Rumors: Vornado, Jorge Orbay, McKissack
• Chemical Co. Sent Shoddy COBRA Notices, Class Action Says
• Nassar Victims Seek $1B From FBI Over Botched Probe
• DEA Change In Opioid Policy Created Confusion, Judge Hears
• Don't Trust DOJ's 'Pure Ipse Dixit' On FCA Split, Justices Told
• AGs' Disgorgement Claim Axed In Drug Price-Fixing Case
• DEA Says Pot Researchers' Suit Belongs In Circ. Court
• Tivity Investors Win Cert. In Suit Over $1.3B Nutrisystem Deal
• FDA Chafes At Drugmaker's Graphic Design In Promo Piece
• FTC To Probe Pharma Middlemen Over High Drug Prices
• Oracle Closing $28B Cerner Deal After Antitrust Nods
• WTO Leaders Make Push For Deals Ahead Of Summit
• Merck General Counsel Added To Biotech Company's Board
• 2nd Circ. Gives Salesman Another Shot At Hartford ERISA Suit
• 2 More Ex-NBA Players To Cop Pleas In Health Plan Scheme
• Lewis Brisbois Adds Ex-Prosecutor As White Collar Co-Leader
• FDA Panel Backs Novavax's COVID-19 Vaccine
• Goodwin Boosts DC Litigation Team With False Claims Act Pro
• GW Pharma Wants Judge To Nix Investor Suit Over $7.2B Deal
• 3rd Juror Sick As Balwani Trial Nears End Without Holmes
• Cannabis Bill Roundup: NC Senate Approves Medical Pot Bill
• Bristol-Myers Inks $10.8M Deal In Direct Buyers' Antitrust Suit
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• 5th Circ. Doubts Requests For Health Care Vax Opinion
• 5th Circ. Mulls Sending Hospital Vax Suit To Texas Justices
• How In-House Legal Leaders Can Drive Corporate Growth
• McKesson Seeks Early Appeal In Opioid Coverage Dispute
• The Future Of Legal Cannabis In The Nation's Capital
• A Look At Public's Divergent Views On New Merger Guidelines
• Calif. Bill On Protective Orders Threatens Privacy Norms
• 2nd Circ. Clarifies Criminal Sentencing By Video
• Zoetis Must Face Suit Over Horse's Death From Antibiotics
• Ropes & Gray, Goodwin Steer $1.5B Pharmacy Tech Co. Deal
• Justices Let Fla. Recoup Medicaid Payout From Injury Deal
• Justices Won't Consider Who Can Join Big Wage Suits
• Dallas Senior Home Asks Court To OK $10.1M Ch. 11 Loan
• Chancery Tosses Remainder Of Suit Against Vaccine Firm
• Nostrum Loses Asthma Drug FDA Fight At DC Circ.
• NJ Gov. Must Face Defamation Claim In Virus 'Favor' Suit
• Ga. Judge Keeps Most Claims In Trans Deputy's Bias Case
• Wash. High Court Says Drugmakers Need Not Warn Patients
• NY Cop Sues City Over Vax Mandate That Exempts Athletes
• Florida Real Estate Roundup: Alta, Skanska, BTI Partners
• Fla. Insurance Co. Says Foes Illegally Sold Tribal Health Plans
• FCC Urged To Raise Rural Health Care Program's Funding Cap
• Attorneys Should Tread Carefully On Job Counteroffers
• Ex-Quest Workers Seek Cert. In ERISA Class Action
• FTC Sues To Block Hospital Mergers In NJ, Utah
• Dentsply Hit With Investor Suit Over Revenue Reporting
• Walgreens Exec Faces Tough Queries From SF Opioid Judge
• Panel Rejects Opioid MDL Expansion Despite 'Flood Of Cases'
• 11th Circ. Certifies Auto Injury Coverage Question
• Baltimore Sues 'Ghost Gun' Maker Over Handgun Kits
• Care Facility Says It's Owed Coverage In BIPA Suit
• 4th Circ. Says Constitutionality Of W.Va. COVID Orders Is Moot
• PTAB Axes 2 Masimo Corp. Patents Involved In Apple Row
• Groups Urge 5th Circ. To Revisit Federal Worker Vax Mandate
• Pot Bans And Overregulation Help Illicit Markets, Experts Say
• Goodwin To Pay BioDelivery $850K To Settle Shareholder Suit
• No Atty Fees For Lionbridge After Trade Secrets Win
• 'Overzealous' Claim Not Enough To Redo Teva NY Opioid Trial
• Justices' Jurisdiction Ruling Could Increase Business Liability
• The Future Of Legal Ops: Time To Get Serious About Data
• COVID Death Suit Shouldn't Be In State Court, 7th Circ. Told
• Polsinelli Adds Experienced Health Policy Adviser In DC
• Medical Centers Say Partial Closure Triggers Virus Coverage
• Parents' Attys Say Temp Mask Order Same As Win For Fees
• Not All 'Forever Chemicals' Are Unsafe, McDonald's Argues
• SF Opioid Judge Told Higher Doses Increased Addiction
• Pilates Studios' Virus Suit Fails As Conn. Bar Fights Dismissal
• Sidley Not Conflicted, NJ Diocese Ch. 11 Moves Forward
• Philly Hospital Sued Over Worker's Shooting Death
• UnitedHealth Tells Justices To Tackle 'Blatant' DC Circ. Error
• Pfizer Attacks Rival's Claims Over Vaccine Patent In Del.
• Medicaid Participants Seek OK For Trans Care Class Action
• Fla. Abortion Providers Sue State Over 15-Week Ban
• The State Of Digital Health Care's Pandemic Transformation
• DOJ Asks 11th Circ. To Reverse Ruling Ending Mask Mandate
• Pa. Social Workers Lose Collective Cert. Bid In Overtime Fight
• Pot Co. Aphria Urges Judge To Deny Investors' Class Cert. Bid
• 3rd Circ. Backs Massive Class In Universal Health 401(k) Suit
• Calif. Panel Reverses Zimmer's $7.7M Hip Implant Retrial Loss
• Readying Cybersecurity Protocols For The Quantum Age
• Cannabis Research Lab Pushes Back On DEA Bid To Toss Suit
• Insight Into California's Increasing Cannabis Litigation
• Examiner Gets $950K In Fee Cuts In J&J Talc Unit's Ch. 11
• Dobbs Draft Hints At Bold Court With Harvard Case On Deck
• SF Opioid Judge Irked At Allergan Argument Against Expert