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Health - October, 2022

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• Direct HIV Med Buyers Seek OK Of $10.8M Bristol-Myers Deal
• Green Groups Can Restart Fluoridated Water Risks Case
• 7th Circ. Asks Eli Lilly If Drug Discount Appeal Is Premature
• Gilead Must Post $14M To Keep Ban On Generic Lexiscan
• Music Prof Says Remote Work Denial Violated ADA
• Justices Could Impede Court Access With Medicaid Ruling
• NY Data Breach Penalty Expands Regulatory Requirements
• My Favorite Law Prof: How I Learned To Put Law Into Practice
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• 2 Plead Guilty In Avanir Drug Kickback Scheme
• Foley & Lardner Adds 3 New Partners In Tampa, SF
• Surgery Patient Was In Dark About Dubious Parts, Jury Hears
• Celsius Network Gets OK To Auction, GWG To Raise Money
• Whistleblower's Atty Accused of Coercing False Statements
• Philly Is Right Venue For Hospital Sex Assault Suit, Panel Says
• Hollywood Producer Gets $185K In Ponzi Scheme Victim Suit
• Idaho Lawmakers Fight For Part In Abortion Suit
• Insurer Drops Suit Over Forced Medical Payouts
• Atlanta Hospital Settles EEOC Disability Discrimination Suit
• The Cannabis Attorneys Who Take The DEA To Court
• Insurance Perils For Health Providers Using 3D-Printing Tech
• Warby Parker, SmileDirect Hit With User Feedback IP Suits
• Private Equity Firms Must Prepare For Growing FCA Liability
• 11th Circ. Says Biz Can't Fire Pregnant Worker Over Spit Cup
• Nevada Judge Removes Pot From Controlled Substance List
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• 'Dexter' Covid Safety Worker Hits ViacomCBS With Bias Suit
• Surgery Parts Were Made At Basic Metal Shop, Jury Hears
• Chiropractic Office And Stroke Victim Demand Injury Coverage
• McKinsey Loses Opioid Dismissal Bid Amid Deal With Others
• Fed. Circ. Chief Judge Implores More Education On Patents
• Sleep Study Covered For Negligent Death Suit, 11th Circ. Told
• Tennessee Court Affirms Toss Of Fatal Hysterectomy Suit
• NJ Accused Of Bias For Only Giving Raises To Some Workers
• DOJ Gets 1st 'No Poach' Guilty Plea With School Nurse Case
• 6 Ways For Health Providers To Lower Gov't Investigation Risk
• 10th Circ. Chilly To UnitedHealth In Mental Health Benefits Suit
• Walgreens Says It'll Fight SF Estimate 40K Hooked On Opioids
• Suit Says Nursing Homes Wrongly Got $35M From CARES Act
• Insurer Told It Didn't Act In Bad Faith In Injury Dispute
• Former Faegre Drinker Tax Duo Moves To Flaster Greenberg
• Sanctions Bid In Flint Water Suit Denied As 'Nonsensical'
• Latham Adds Health-Focused Partners In Chicago, DC
• Ex-Execs Want $400M Health Fraud Case Tossed Over Delays
• SF Details $8B Opioid Plan As Walgreens Remedy Trial Looms
• Texas Justices Probe Defamation, Hyperbole In Abortion Row
• Feds Reportedly Investigating Sen. Bob Menendez Again
• Talkspace, Investors Spar Over SPAC Suit Dismissal Bid
• Texas Justices Told To Keep $14M Med Mal Verdict Intact
• Veolia Exec To Be Deposed Over Alleged Flint Juror Targeting
• Pharmacies Win Temporary Freeze Of Ohio Opioid Injunction
• Del. Court Demands Info On $2.7M Atty Fee In Opioid Deal
• State Abortion Laws Raise ERISA Preemption Questions
• Ending Juul-Altria Noncompete Changes Nothing, FTC Says
• Investor Damage Claims Advance In Del. Chancery SPAC Suit
• What To Consider When Leaving BigLaw To Go Solo
• Clinics Want Pa. Justices To Revisit Abortion-Funding Ban
• 6th Circ. Grapples Over Recusal Involving Flag Shop
• Wilson Elser Adds Trio Of Attys In NY And Calif.
• Pharma Co. Clarus Gets OK For Ch. 11 Drug Sale
• Justice Alito Speaks On Liberty, 'Betrayal Of Trust' Over Leak
• Experts Debate Impact Of Ga. Abortion Law At Trial
• Sanitation Workers Get NYC Vax Mandate Declared Unlawful
• Holmes And Feds Spar Over New Trial As Balwani Seeks Delay
• Nordic Capital Clinches €9B Fund Steered By 2 Firms
• French Co. Asks NC Justices To Toss Helicopter Crash Appeal
• Michigan AG Won't Give Up On Flint Water Case
• Cybersecurity Expectations Intensify For Medical Device Cos.
• Industry Backs Broad FCA Dismissal Authority At High Court
• Masimo Slams Hedge Fund Attack On Board Vote Defenses
• Real Estate Rumors: AIDS Healthcare, WeWork, Ruane Cuniff
• OptumRx To Pay $15M To Settle Ohio Drug Overcharge Suit
• 2 Rulings Raise Fundamental Cannabis Policy Questions
• Health Care Co. Ordered To Pay Up In DOL 401(k) Suit
• Ohio Workers' Suit Could Distort RICO And Trafficking Laws
• Prosecution Wants 60 Months For Vet Over Doping Scheme
• Circuits In 'Disarray' Over FCA Intent Standards, Justices Told
• Ga. Abortion Law 'Distressing,' Doctors Say As Trial Kicks Off
• Workers Want Back In On Ga. Sterilizer Emissions Claims
• Radiology Firm Failed To Protect Patient Data, Suit Says
• Justices Urged Not To Take On Swisher Appeal
• L'Oreal Sued For Uterine Cancer After NIH Hair Products Study
• Medronic Separating Monitoring, Respiratory Intervention Unit
• Auto Insurers Can't Add Defense In Health Care Coverage Suit
• 'You Cannot Try A Case Like This': Juul Judge Rips Both Sides
• Queens Lawyer Pleads Out Of $31M Trip-And-Fall Fraud Probe
• Reexamining Biopharma Medical-Commercial Separation
• DC Circ. Restarts FTC's Endo Appeal Despite Ch. 11
• Boston Scientific Gets Vein Filter Expert, Suit Tossed
• Taylor English Adds Health Care Pro As 1st DC-Area Atty
• Gunster Names New M&A, Health Transaction Heads
• Littler Wants EEOC To Probe Ex-GC Over Abortion Warnings
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Blue Cross Says Amended Monopoly Suit Lists Old Claims
• Cigna Seeks Sanctions For Testing Co. Over Missing Records
• DC Circ. Won't Rethink Public Housing Smoking Ban Dispute
• My Favorite Law Prof: How I Learned Education Never Ends
• Feds Say Ex-NBA Players Must Face Trial In Fraud Case
• 7th Circ. Ruling Shows Value Of Thorough Debtor Notices
• 9th Circ. Says Free Speech Won't Protect Anti-Abortion Group
• Deal Slashes $80M Bronx Jury Award Over Prenatal Care
• Facebook Users' Attys Stress Diversity In Interim Counsel Bid
• Diagnostics Co. Says Licensee Stole Software To Compete
• DC Now Allows Visitors To Self-Register For Medical Cannabis
• Jurors Say Doctor Won't Have To Pay Paralyzed Man's Fees
• Hedge Fund Sues Masimo Corp. In Del. Over Bylaw Changes
• Ky. Justices Revive Hospital's Malpractice Coverage Suit
• HIV Drug Pay-For-Delay Claims Too Speculative, Gilead Says
• Navient Collections Halted, Mallinckrodt Faces $1.6B Suit
• 9th Circ. Won't Revive Dentist's Virus Coverage Suit
• IRS Urges DC Circ. To Uphold $1.1 Million In ACA Penalties
• SmileDirect Says California Dental Board Can't Delay Trial
• Why Courts Are Rejecting Agencies' Merger Challenges
• Ex-NJ Official Says Governor Can't Sidestep Defamation Claim
• Tort Report: Fla., Calif. Top States With Biggest Injury Verdicts
• Hospice Co. Sues For Return Of Secret Cellphone Stockpile
• Health Co. Agrees To Classwide Deal In Merger Suit
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Weekly Internal Revenue Bulletin
• Davis Wright Health Law Pro Jumps To Mintz In LA
• Hospital Blamed For Brain Damage With Sodium Spikes
• Apple Says Masimo Is The Infringing One In Watch IP Row
• Walmart To Pay $215M In Fla. AG's Latest Opioid Deal
• DOJ Says Texas Family Conspired In $158M Health Care Fraud
• NY Fights To Preserve Case Accusing CVS Of Tying Scheme
• Jurors Say 2 Doctors Owe $75M To Man Paralyzed After Stroke
• Insurers Say No Coverage For Drug Wholesaler In Opioid Suits
• Novartis To Allow Leukemia Drug Generics In Some Areas
• Nursing Home Partners Clash Over Joint Venture Contracts
• Circuits Aren't Split On Pandemic Preemption, Justices Told
• GOP Wants HHS To Explain $1.3B Chinese COVID Test Deal
• Feds Hit Anxiety Treatment Maker For Unapproved Drug Sales
• 6 Tax Considerations For Life Sciences Collaboration Deals
• Public's M&A Comments Hold Clues For Agency Guidelines
• Physician Renews Bid To Reschedule Psilocybin In 9th Circ.
• Insurers Tell 6th Circ. To Follow Road Map Of Opioid Rulings
• LabCorp Tells Albright Not To Triple $272M IP Judgment
• Union Dodges Fired Chicago Pharmacist's Religious Bias Suit
• DOJ Digs Further Into $8B CVS-Signify Health Merger
• Magistrate Says Counterclaims Should Remain In CBD Row
• New-Parent Attorneys Need Automatic Litigation Stays
• Italian Industrial Giant Launches €300M Venture Capital Co.
• Biotech Firm Investor Says Shares Belong To Her
• Breyer Doubts Other Rights At Risk In Dobbs Decision's Wake
• Texas Drops Challenge To Biden's Title 42 Child Migrant Policy
• Hearing Aid Co. Hid 'Free' Warranty Deductible, Suit Claims
• IQVIA Says Suit Over $1B 401(k) Plan Doesn't Need Jury Trial
• NJ Hospital CEO Fired Staffer For Ending Tryst, Suit Says
• UK Top Court Backs Denial Of NHS Body's VAT Request
• Associate Skills That Impress Firms In A Cooling Job Market
• Wash. Fitness Center Drops 9th Circ. Virus Coverage Appeal
• Pharmacy Groups Urge 10th Circ. To Uphold Okla. PBM Law
• NC High Court Told Helicopter Cos. Must Face Fatal Crash Suit
• Teva Slams Eli Lilly's 'Free Ride' On Migraine IP As Trial Opens
• Endo Gets OK For Cash Use After Deal With Creditors
• Patient Filed Fungal Infection Suit Too Late, Court Finds
• Pot Co. Trulieve Settles Employment Dispute
• NM Opioid Case Against Walgreens 'Easy,' AG Says In Finale
• Ex-Film Exec Gets 3 Years For $1.7M COVID Relief Fraud
• Lack Of Clarity On FCA Pleading May Prompt Venue Shopping
• 9th Circ. Mulls If Lloyd's Must Cover Wash. Group Home Death
• 5th Circ. Won't Revive La. Jeweler's Virus Coverage Suit
• New York Fines EyeMed $4.5M After Consumer Data Breach
• Express Scripts Says Classes 'Riddled' With Uninjured Buyers
• J&J Units Accused Of Ripping Off Surgical Screw Designs
• Hospital Asks 7th Circ. To Revive $85M Virus Coverage Suit
• GAO Urges Stronger Medical Consent Oversight At ICE
• Five Firms Vie To Lead Investor Suit On COVID Drug Claims
• EEOC Disability Bias Suit Against Health System Narrowed
• Trump Restricted CDC On COVID Info, House Panel Says
• NC Judge Is Asked To Lift Limits On Providing Abortion Pills
• Sutter Inks $13M Deal Over Feds' Improper Billing FCA Claims
• Feds Want Justices To Back Nixing Of Whistleblower's Suit
• State Attys In Medicaid Fraud Case Paid Too Much, Court Says
• Bankrupt Nursing Home Wants To See Journalist's Notes
• Eli Lilly To Pay Up To $610M For Gene Therapy Biz Akouos
• Blue Shield Reaches Deal With Insurer In Reimbursement Suit
• Rx Delivery Customers Unharmed In Data Breach, Judge Says
• Mallinckrodt Trust Sues To Recover $1.6B Share Buyback
• US Enters Whistleblower's Medicare Fraud Suit Against Cigna
• Del. Chancery Finds SPAC Founder Must Face Investor Suit
• UnitedHealth Tells Justices Gov't FCA Dismissal Right Is Wide
• Vegas Nurse Staffing Co. To Pay $134K In 'No Poach' Case
• 9th Circ. Affirms Toss Of Dentists' Virus Coverage Claims
• Holmes Witness Stands By Testimony But Feels Bad For Son
• Evolent Investor Attys Want $7.75M In Fees For Arranging Deal
• CVS, Rite Aid Hit By Suit Claiming Drug Led To Child's Autism
• Emirati Man Wants Out Of Infinitex Asset Seizure Suit
• Group Says Sen. Durbin Wrong To Urge FDA To Curb Vaping
• Real Estate Rumors: Workspace Property, SMA, Lululemon
• Imerys Insurer Lacks Standing In Ch. 11 Dismissal Try
• New Compliance Considerations For OB-GYN Grad Programs
• Pa. Pilot Blames 'Reckless' Medical Helicopter For Crash
• Biotech Co. Wins $16.5M In Multiple Sclerosis Drug Fight
• HHS Told To Figure Out Possible Drug Pricing Reforms
• Ex-Hospital Food Director Blames Firing On Age, Gender Bias
• Calif. Voters To Weigh In On Abortion, Gambling And Tobacco
• Workers' Comp Insurer Slams Hospital For 'Outrageous' Bills
• Novartis Accused Of 'Ducking And Diving' MS Patent Fight
• High Court Won't Address FCA Pleading Standard
• Post-It Example Fails Dentist In COVID-19 Coverage Battle
• Pfizer Gives Justices Rare Shot At Scrutinizing Kickback Ban
• 5th Circ. Backs Dismissal Of Oil Rig Worker's Stroke Suit
• $158M Health Care Fraud Trial Set To Kick Off In Texas
• Elizabeth Holmes Can't Subpoena Gov't Witness's Docs
• Prenatal Tech Co. Says Fitch Even Patent Error Cost It Millions
• Teva, Glenmark Won't Get Antitrust Grand Jury Docs
• Pa. Judge Tosses Virus Coverage Suits Against 4 Insurers
• Lessons From 3 Antitrust Agency Losses In Merger Trials
• Philips Says Hacker Helped Rival Poach Ultrasound Tech
• Legal Risks Loom For Employers Protecting Abortion Access
• Medtronic Defeats Patient's 'Defective' Pump Suit, For Good
• Texas Catheter Maker Hits Rival With Infringement Suit
• State AGs Tell 8th Circ. Youth Transition Ban Isn't Sex Bias
• Tilray Says Wrong Standard Used In Securities Fraud Order
• Texas Court Affirms Abbott Can't Block County's Mask Rule
• DC AG Says Velsicol Responsible For Pesticide Pollution
• Feds Want Prison For NBA Journeyman In Health Care Fraud
• The Pot Industry Organization Pushing For Federal Reform
• Alex Jones' Billion-Dollar Penance, Puerto Rico Prunes Debt
• High Court Could Resolve Thorny Atty-Client Privilege Issue
• Trade Show Co. Asks 9th Circ. To Consider Virus Science
• 1st Circ. OKs Exec's Longer Term In Meningitis Outbreak Case
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Health Hires: Dentons, Nelson Mullins, Dorsey & Whitney
• Pharmacies To Pay $6.9M To End FCA Overcharging Claims
• Supreme Court Won't Pause Novartis' Gilenya IP Loss
• J&J Ethicon Unit Prevails In 2 Pelvic Mesh Trials
• New IHS Director Launches Tour To Assess Tribal Needs
• Health Orgs Push For Early Wins In Surprise Billing Challenge
• Pharmacy Supplier Must Face Ex-Sales Agent's Fraud Suit
• Ex-Yale Med School Worker Gets 9 Years For $40M Tech Theft
• Surgical Robot Co. Settles Antitrust Suit Ahead Of Dec. Trial
• Chicago Asks Court To Bar Claims For Genetic Bias Damages
• How Health Providers Can Utilize Management Services Orgs
• Fla. Surgeon Says 50 Cent Can't Sue Over Promotional Photo
• Blue Cross Group Says Insurer Must Cover $2.67B Deal
• Mallinckrodt Ch. 11 Trustee Settles Acthar Royalty Claims
• Holmes' 'Off-Base' Doc Demand Panned By Gov't Witness
• NC Drugmaker's Ch. 11 Deal With Cardinal Unit Is Approved
• Coronavirus Coverage Question Heads To Alaska High Court
• 2nd Illinois Jury Hears Sterigenics' Emissions Caused Cancer
• Opioid Attys Stress 'Staggering' Costs In 6th Circ. Fee Feud
• Calif. Bellwether Jury Hears Fake Devices Used In Surgeries
• Tenant Group Asks DC Circ. To Rethink Smoking Ban Dispute
• Ohio Justices Take Up Trans Woman's Birth Certificate Fight
• Customers Win $31M Fees In Contact Lens Price-Fixing MDL
• 'Stunned' Health Justice IP Atty Wins $800K 'Genius' Grant
• Ohio Appeals Judge's Ruling Blocking 6-Week Abortion Ban
• Pa. AG, City DAs Spar In Court Over Opioid Suit Release
• Imerys Insurer Says Ch. 11 Should Be Tossed For Bad Faith
• Texas Pharmacist Gets Prison In $22M Health Fraud Scheme
• Refining Info Governance As E-Discovery Gets More Complex
• Ryder Can't Shake Deficient COBRA Notice Suit
• Kirkland Advises Veritas Capital On $10.65B PE Fund
• Quest Diagnostics Workers Reach $1.1M Deal In Wage Suit
• Health Co. Steward Cleared In Contract Suit, Wins $16M
• Walden Macht Adds Ex-Federal Prosecutor From MoFo
• AIG Can't Convince NJ Court To Keep Virus Suit Against Quest
• Ex-Hazelden Betty Ford Atty Joins Conn. Recovery Co. As GC
• Congress Must Ban Discretionary Clauses In ERISA Plans
• Ex-Bulls Player Avoids Prison In 1st NBA Fraud Sentencing
• Panama Foundation, Fla. Firm Settle Suit Over $4M Investment
• Ex-Theranos Exec Sunny Balwani Won't Get New Fraud Trial
• Clark Love Wants Mesh Settlement Scheme Suit Tossed
• DOJ Overhauls Walmart Opioid Suit After High Court Decree
• Pa. Ruling In $6.3M Med Mal Case Could Change Trial Strategy
• Packable Cleared For Ch. 11 Restructuring Officer Hires
• McKesson Hit With Religious Bias Suit Over Vax Policy
• Wisconsin Tribe Drops 9th Circ. COVID-19 Coverage Appeal
• Walgreens To Buy Remaining Stake In CareCentrix For $392M
• Congressional Probes After The Midterms: Tips For Witnesses
• IQVIA Unit Faces Pared-Down Trade Secrets Suit
• How The US Merger Enforcement Playbook Is Evolving
• Reps. File Bill To Cut Wait Times For Nonimmigrant Visas
• Opioid Judge Won't Halt 'Waste Of Time' Ohio Trial
• Health Care Co. Seeks Full Coverage For COVID Claims
• DLA Piper Adds Ex-Federal Prosecutor In Wilmington Office
• Risk Mitigation In Face Of Rising Legal Malpractice Claims
• Greenberg Traurig Hires Litigators, Health Care Pro In Texas
• Justices Won't Review Sentence In Meningitis Outbreak Case
• Quest Settles Ravgen Prenatal Test Patent Suit On Eve Of Trial
• Juul Judge Rips Tardy School District's Student Witness List
• Columbia, NY-Presbyterian To Pay $165M For OB-GYN Abuse
• Firm Faces HIPAA Claim After Trumpeting $4M Med Mal Win
• Alvogen Continues IP Fight Over Cancer Drug Imbruvica
• New Opioid Case Called 'Waste Of Time' Amid 6th Circ. Appeal
• Calif. Joins List Of States Tackling Paid Leave Requirements
• 3 Takeaways From Biden's Cannabis Reform Announcement
• Novant Health Drops Virus Coverage Suit Against Zurich Unit
• BakerHostetler Accused Of Fraud, Jones Asks For New Hire
• Creditors Say Endo Cash Collateral Conditions Favor Lenders
• Cardinal Health, Investors Get Final OK To $124M Deal
• Unpacking FDA's Final Clinical Decision Support Guidance
• Establishing Bad Faith In Removal Claims
• Mediating Teva Kickback Case 'Futile At Present,' Feds Say
• Clorox Targeted In Antitrust Suit Over Brita's 'Patent Ambush'
• Dilworth Paxson Adds Experienced Bond Counsel In Philly
• NY Jury Clears CR Bard Of Unlawful Catheter Tying Claims
• Keys To A 9-0 High Court Win: Look For Common Ground
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Bayer Promotes Longtime In-House Atty To GC
• IP Forecast: Intel Wants To Restore Suit Over Fortress Patents
• Balwani Wants New Fraud Trial Over Gov't Witness Conduct
• Split 11th Circ. Backs Florida Vaccine Passport Ban
• 'Draconian' Pharmacy Policies Slammed In Opioid Trial
• Choking Death Covered Up By Group Home Staff, Suit Says
• 3 Firms Guide $500M Oncology SPAC Merger
• Business Groups Say Calif. HIV Drug Claims Must Be Tossed
• Delta Tells 5th Circ. Mask Mandate Suit Should Stay Grounded
• Texas Doctor Cleared In Med Mal Suit Over Cataract Surgery
• US Bank Can't Avoid $20M Life Insurance Suit, Del. Court Told
• Biden To Pardon Federal Marijuana Possession Convictions
• Defense Lessons From Recent Criminal HIPAA Cases
• Families Say 3rd Circ. Revived Nursing Home Virus Case
• Lessons From 1st COVID Biz Interruption Policyholder Verdict
• Jury Charge May Taint Aegerion Rep's Drug Fraud Conviction
• Ascend Eyes New Damages After Collapse Of MedMen Buy
• DOJ Wants Drug-Related FOIA Practices Suit Thrown Out
• Biotech Asks Albright To Triple LabCorp IP Damages To $817M
• Opioid MDL's Verdict Watchdog Deserves DQ, Pharmacies Say
• Ga. Justices Look To 1700s In Punitive Damages Cap Row
• Proposed Drug Discounts Have Fraud Risks, Watchdog Says
• What Ch. 11 May Mean For Juul As It Fights To Stay On Market
• Patients Urge Fla. Court To Review New Zantac Cancer Study
• FDA Rule Will Wreck Small E-Cig Cos., Suit Says
• Jeweler Asks 5th Circ. To Revive Virus Coverage Suit
• Subscribers Look To Combine 11th Circ. BCBS Deal Appeals
• Pa. Judge Lets FedEx Move $532M PPE Delivery Suit To Tenn.
• Why DOJ's UnitedHealth Merger Loss Is Significant
• Limiting The Scope Of Representation Is Critical For Lawyers
• Dem Reps. Press Biden To Embrace WTO Vaccine IP Waiver
• Whistleblower Seeks Sanctions Against Kindred For Delay
• Challenges To HHS Surprise Billing Rule Consolidated
• Developers Tied To Pfizer COVID Vaccine Want IP Suit Tossed
• Group Wants To Warn FTC Over 'Fix' For Illumina's Grail Deal
• Paxton Can't Outrun Abortion Subpoena After All, Judge Says
• Nelson Mullins Expands To Philly With Product Liability Trio
• J&J Unit Wins Halt To NM, Miss. Talc Suits
• Bill Undermines ERISA By Voiding Plan Discretionary Clauses
• Mental Health Service Says Rival Is Using Identical Trademark
• Insurer Wants Surgery Center's Liability Policy Rescinded
• Jury Rejects Claim UMiami Fired Exec To Bury Fraud Probe
• Inside A Boutique's $900M FCA Deal, Its Latest Milestone Case
• Ill. Judge Holds Sanction Bid Over Express Scripts' Doc Dump
• Cherokees, Walmart Settle Opioid Fight Amid 10th Circ. Appeal
• Fla. Doctor Pleads Guilty To Charge In $681M Fraud Scheme
• Michigan Officials Dodge Felonies Over Flint Conduct
• La. Dental Clinics Lose COVID-19 Coverage Suit
• 5 October Court Hearings Benefits Attys Should Watch
• Eli Lilly Can't Slip Teva's Migraine Drug Patent Suit
• Shingles Patients Push To Keep Zostavax MDL Alive
• Doc Says SDNY Judge Showed Bias In $30M Injury Scam Case
• 3 BCBS Companies Drop Push For DOL Transaction Waivers
• Ga. Justices Won't Review Pediatric Dentists' Sanctions
• No-Poach Plea Hiccups Point To DOJ's Unsound Theory
• Justices Balk At Revisiting Vax Mandate For Health Workers
• Insurance Buyers Appeal Antitrust Loss To Sutter Health
• Sterigenics Fights Ga. County Over Sterilization Plant Closure
• NM Physicians Group Settles FTC Joint Pricing Allegations
• Dechert's Thierfelder Sees M&A Opportunities Amid Turmoil
• Chickasaw Suit For Rx Payback Halted For Arbitration
• Judge Won't Hold New Trial In Genetic Testing Patent Feud
• Kodak Wants Exit From Investor Suit Over COVID Supply Deal
• Attys Shouldn't Assume Judicial Critique Is Protected Speech
• Myovant Sees Stock Soar After Rejecting $2.5B Takeover Bid
• Northwell Health Gets Retirement Plan Lawsuit Tossed
• Ex-Fed. Circ. Chief Tells Court To Undo Ax Of Tech Patent
• High Court Allows SG To Weigh In On Pa. Jurisdiction Dispute
• 3 Companies Unveil Plans To Go Public Via SPAC Mergers
• Ill. Panel Revives Suit Over Medical Co. Atty's Firing
• Elizabeth Holmes Gets Hearing On Alleged Gov't Misconduct
• Pharma Co. Lied About CBD License To Investors, SEC Says
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Fed. Circ. Reviews ITC Ban On Philip Morris IQOS Devices
• NLRB Says Dues Provisions Survive CBA Expiration
• High Court Won't Hear Nursing Home Arbitration Limit Suit
• Co-Owner Of Bid-Rigging ​​​​​​​Insulation Firm Sentenced To 1 Year
• Chinese Vitamin C Cos. Escape 2nd High Court Review
• Hospital, Docs Must Face Suit Over Ky. Man's Overdose Death
• Pipeline Health Hits Ch. 11 After Hiccup In Hospital Sale