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Health - February, 2023

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• What To Watch As House Again Picks Up Data Privacy Mantle
• NC COVID-19 Testing Co., Ex-Worker Settle OT Suit  
• Buyers Don't Qualify As Class In Lamictal Antitrust Case
• Del. Judge Grants Ex-Xerox Unit New Trial, Scolds AIG Attys
• Abortion Providers Ask To Reinstate Block On 15-Week Ban
• Families Blast 'Dehumanizing' Stance As Opioid Trial Closes
• Mo. Pot Regulator Broke Its Own Rule, Appeals Court Finds
• Protests Over $50B Federal IT Deal Reveals Systemic Issues
• 3rd Circ. Preview: March Roars In With Workplace Disputes
• 2 Takeaways From 3rd Circ.'s J&J Bankruptcy Ruling
• Don't Assume AI Is Smart Enough To Avoid Unintended Bias
• DOJ Wins Kickback Verdict Threatening $485M Liability
• Walgreens In Hot Seat In Ohio Opioid Death Appeal
• Wash. Appeals Court Rules Against State In Biz Tax Dispute
• Roe's Demise Revives Texas Suit Over Abortion Services Funding
• FTC Tells Amazon To Mind Its One Medical Privacy Promises
• Jones Day Strikes Deal To End Ex-Staffer's Disability Bias Row
• Venable Adds 2 JAG Medical Research Attys To FDA Group
• Mich. Justices Face Daunting Task On No-Fault Amendments
• Medical Cannabis User Says Cos. Inflate THC Content
• Health Group Of The Year: Whistleblower Law Collaborative
• Insys Founder Says Prison Release Could Be 'Life-Saving'
• DOL To Crack Down On Migrant Child Labor
• Drugmakers To Face Price-Fixing Claims From State AGs
• Justices Search For Line In Health Care Identity Theft Law
• USTR Urged To Let 4 Countries Bypass Vertex's Trikafta IP
• GNC 'Total Lean' Snack Bars Too Fatty, Proposed Class Says
• Pro-Life Statements Aren't Defamation, Texas High Court Says
• Ohio, US EPAs Sued Over 'Staged Farce' In Train Derailment
• FTC Pushes To Hold Shkreli In Contempt
• Drug Distributors Not The Cause Of Opioid Harm, Jury Told
• Home Health Owners Can't Try To Justify Fixing Wages At Trial
• Michigan Urged To Lead The Way In Enforcing ERA
• Steps Lawyers Can Take Following Involuntary Terminations
• Ga. Doc Can't Be Sued For PA's Alleged Negligence
• Court Affirms Acquittal In Florida Nursing Home Deaths
• Mass. Hospital Can't Get Pandemic Coverage, Court Says
• Pillsbury IP Litigator Joins Husch Blackwell's DC Office
• Ga. Ruling Reveals Legal Shortcomings Of Kickback Test
• Health Care Group Of The Year: Morgan Lewis
• Justices Won't Hear Pharmacist's Appeal In Deadly Outbreak
• UPMC, Surgeon Pay $8.5M To End Simultaneous Surgeries Suit
• 'Crafty' Defense Attys Bombarded In Supreme Court FCA Fight
• Elizabeth Holmes Cites Newborn In Ripping Flight Risk Claim
• Teva, AbbVie Tell 3rd Circ. New Precedent Won't Help Buyers
• A Dozen Dem AGs Sue Over FDA's Abortion Drug Regulations
• Feds Want All $25M Of Insys Founder's Money For Restitution
• BioMarin Hid 'Revolutionary' Drug's Troubles, Investor Says
• Ga. Weighs Curbs On Homeless, Gender Surgery, Vaping
• Split Ohio Panel OKs Med Mal Juror With Admitted Bias
• COVID Testing Firm To Seek Ch. 11 Bids By Early April
• Fed. Circ. Won't Let Jazz Keep System Patent In Orange Book
• 3rd Circ. Won't Revive Firing Suit Over Pro-Trump Tweet
• NewAge Gets Ch. 11 Liquidation Plan Confirmed
• Ex-Trail Blazer Latest To Plan Guilty Plea In $5M NBA Fraud
• High Court Ax Of Atty-Client Privilege Case Deepens Split
• Insurance Buyers Push 9th Circ. To Undo Antitrust Verdict
• Benefit Plans Must Prep For COVID-19 Emergency Wind-Down
• Former New Mexico AG Counsel Joins Nachawati Law
• AthenaHealth Fights Whistleblower's Atty Fee Top-Up Request
• FTC Noncompete Ban Could Split Health Industry, Raise Costs
• Health Care Group Of The Year: McDermott
• Ex-Pharma CEO Can't Undo Landmark Opioid Conviction
• Norfolk Southern Derailment Exacerbated By Poor Comms
• End-Payors Ink $30M Novartis Exforge Deal
• Immunomedics' $40M Deal Over Data Scandal Gets Initial OK
• Cannabis And Psychedelics Roundup: N.H. Eyes Legalization
• Migrants Say They Face Retaliation Over Medical Abuse Claims
• Abortion Pill Fate Hangs On Conservative Judge, 'Zombie' Law
• Medical Group Trims Claims Against Cigna In COVID Test Row
• Judge Won't Ax Hospital's Suit Over FCA Dispute
• Ill. Hospitals Can't Knock Out Class In Price Hike Antitrust Suit
• NBA Fraudsters Face Choice: Team Up Or Point The Finger
• Nationwide Wants Out Of Pa. Drivers' Billing Class Action
• Pharma Exec Traded On Kodak COVID Loan Info, Feds Say
• Prosecutors Need Judge OK To Mention WhatsApp Encryption
• Ousted Kidney Test Founder Sues Startup Over Legal Fees
• The Bigger Issue Looming In High Court Identity Theft Case
• High Court's FCA Showdown Is Already Shaping DOJ Probes
• COVID Test Maker Lucira Health Files For Ch. 11 Protection
• Norfolk Southern Sued Over Drop In Ohio Property Values
• Atty Pushes Back After DOJ Says DEA Not An Agency
• Tribal Nursing Home Safe From Wrongful-Firing Suit, For Now
• 11th Circ. Rules MSP Act Doesn't Preempt State Law, Contracts
• Medical Marijuana Legislation Gains Steam In NC Senate
• End Payors Latest To Drop Bankruptcy-Blocked Par Claims
• AP Says 'Boycott' Is Effort To Fight Disinformation
• 3rd Circ. Asked To Look At New Precedent In Class Cert. Fight
• Circuit Split Complicates US Discovery In Foreign Tribunals
• Tx. Justices Question Whether Anti-Mask Rule Order Needed
• Real Estate Rumors: Benderson, Koret Foundation, Mathrani
• Anthem Can't Ditch JetBlue, Alaska Airlines' Price Fixing Suits
• FTC Warns Amazon Over One Medical Buy But Lets Deal Pass
• 8 BigLaw Firms Sign On To New Abortion Defense Initiative
• 3 Job Satisfaction Questions For Partners Considering Moves
• Insurer Urges Court To Toss $10.7M Settlement Coverage Suit
• NJ Panel Allows About-Face In Testimony On Missed Cancer
• State AGs May Put Investors On The Hook For Co. Bad Acts
• Judge Tosses Ex-Ohio Hospital Exec's Challenge To Firing
• Hidden Costs Of FCA, Anti-Kickback Claims For Public Cos.
• Outcome Ex-Growth Chief Says Bad Business Was 'Pervasive'
• FTC's Data Privacy Suit Against Kochava To Move Forward
• White House Won't Veto Potential ITC Apple Watch Ban
• US Chamber, Legal Groups Favor J&J Talc Ch. 11 Rehearing
• Nurse Accuses Staffing Agency Of 'Indentured Servitude'
• 50 Cent Settles Penile Enhancement Ad Suit With Publication
• EPA Orders Norfolk Southern To Pay For Derailment Costs
• Sorrento Cleared For Ch. 11 Loan Over Nant Entity Objection
• Mich. Tribe Says Blue Cross Is Stalling To Avoid Discovery
• Emerging Trends In Electronic Health Record Enforcement
• State, Federal Disconnect Sows Confusion For CBD Industry
• Private Equity Should Beware The Antitrust Microscope
• Senate Judiciary Asked To Hold Hearings On 6 Mergers
• 4th Circ. Says Md. Laws Didn't Create Rx Benefits Contract
• Vegas Chiropractor's COVID-19 Coverage Suit Tossed
• In Bias Case, Texas Justices Scrutinize Cause Of Obesity
• Robitussin 'Naturals' Cough Syrup Mislabeled, Suit Says
• Medical Facility's COVID-19 Suit Tossed After 3rd Circ. Ruling
• 4 Exercises To Quickly Build Trust On Legal Teams
• NLRB Says Muzzling Workers Makes Severance Pacts Illegal
• Hospital System Strikes Deal To Wrap Up ERISA Fees Suit
• Feds Say Insys Founder's Health Doesn't Merit Early Release
• Lengthy Delay Dooms LabMD Suit, FTC Attys Tell DC Circ.
• Walmart Rejects Opioid Liability Over 'Unwitting' Pharmacists
• Judge Unwilling To Find Apple Stole Masimo Trade Secrets
• Balwani Fights 13-Year Sentence, $900M Restitution
• Health Care Co. Wins D&O Coverage For SPAC Suits
• Pa. Dentist's Virus Suit Tossed After 3rd Circ. Decision
• Texas Justices Say Deal Can Offset $14M Med Mal Verdict
• FTC Pressure Helps Force Abandonment Of NY Hospital Deal
• Feds Vow To Hold Norfolk Southern Accountable In Derailment
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Catholic Hospital Gets 'Church Plan' Status Under ERISA
• NJ Justices Expand Factors For Drug Expert Testimony
• DNA Testing Co. Agrees To Beef Up Security After Data Breach
• DEA Erred In Rejecting Psilocybin Therapy, 9th Circ. Hears
• FCA Ruling 'Turned Law On Its Head,' Justices Hear
• Illicit Cannabis Is The Problem, Not State-Legal Markets
• Ex-NBA Player Gets Prison For Fraud While 2nd Gets Warning
• Even Recession-Proof Cos. Need Strong Compliance Controls
• 6 Ways Dealmakers Can Get Ahead In An Economic Slump
• Kochava Invokes Wilson's Resignation In FTC Privacy Fight
• TTAB Won't Let Diagnostic Co. Register 'NF-Light' TM
• 'Noisy Exit' Hits FTC At Crucial Moment
• Ga. Health Providers Want New Trial In Wrongful Death Case
• 5th Circ. Frees UnitedHealthcare From Doctors' Billing Suit
• Manhattan DA Bragg Launches Wage Violation Task Force
• Sen. Grassley Plans FCA Amendments Amid 'Absurd' Rulings
• North Carolina Bill Could Significantly Chill Hospital Mergers
• Hearing Aid Co. Eargo Beats Investor Suit Over DOJ Probe
• 8 Steps To Improve The Perception Of In-House Legal Counsel
• Medical Device Co. To Pay $2.5M Over Debt Collection Tactics
• Debt Capital Markets Show Signs Of Thawing In Early 2023
• DOJ's Fraud Section Hits Trial Record, Corporate Cases Slide
• 3rd Circ. Upholds Dismissal Of Benicar Atty Fee Award Suit
• 4th Circ. Backs Eye Bank's $600K Win Over Faulty Eyewash
• Cannabis And Psychedelics Roundup: Va. GOP Nixes Bills
• Bulk Of Human Milk Maker's TM Suit Survives Dismissal Bid
• University Fired Blind Staffer Over Remote Work Ask, Suit Says
• 'Egregious' Opioid Sales Support $650M Verdict, 6th Circ. Told
• Ex-Georgia Insurance Head Wants Kickback Statements Cut
• What Harsh COVID Fraud Sentences Mean For Defense Attys
• Red Cross Hit With Antitrust Suit For Platelet Treatment Tying
• Army Hit With Protest Over Sole-Source Medical Support Deal
• Procedure Rule 7.1 Can Simplify Litigators' Diversity Analysis
• NLRB Right To Find Rite Aid Benefits Change Illegal, GC Says
• Jazz Argues Drug Patent Should Stay In Orange Book
• 72-Year-Old Surgeon Wants No Prison In $31M Fall Scam
• Overheated Wheel Bearing May Have Caused Ohio Derailment
• More Needed On Reproductive Rights, Senate Dems Tell Biden
• Opioids More Addictive Than Cocaine, Ga. Jury Told
• J&J Talc Unit Seeks 3rd Circ. Rehearing On Ch. 11 Dismissal
• FDA Says Legionnaires' Disease Found On Cruise Ship
• How Companies Could Define 'Social' In ESG Metrics
• DC Hospital Inks Deal To End Suit Over Water Shut-Off, COVID
• Missouri Names New Head Of Cannabis Regulation
• Mont. Tribe Seeks Halt To Enforcement Of Proof-Of-Vax Ban
• LabCorp Fends Off Class Cert., Second Billing Suit In NC
• Ga. Doc Tells 11th Circ. Roundup Claims Not Barred
• DOL Official Says Mental Health Parity Report Coming Soon
• Real Estate Rumors: CareLock, Eagle Bank, Walter Bowen
• Patient Says UChicago Charges 'Surprise' ER Fees
• Forian Sells Cannabis Software Biz To Alleaves For $30M Cash
• How Courts Are Deciding Standing In Fla. Robocall Cases
• Saul Ewing Brings Seasoned Health Care Partner To NJ Office
• 3rd Circ. Ruling Limits Add-On Money Laundering Charges
• FTC's GoodRx Action Highlights Risks For Digital Health Cos.
• Fielding Remote Work Accommodation Requests Post-COVID
• 'Wake-Up Call': FCA Attys Seek Answers As Fraud Fight Falters
• Jury Returns $4.4M Verdict In Ga. Wrongful Death Case
• Napa Valley Hilton Sued Over Legionnaires' Disease Outbreak
• Info On Outcome's Lies 'Needed To Come Out,' Analyst Says
• Azurity Loses Hypertension Drug Patent Trial Against Alkem
• Alcon Inc. To Pay $199 Million To Settle J&J Laser IP Dispute
• Spacelabs Pays $2.5M To End Claims It Overcharged US Gov't
• BCBS Unit Not Covered For $2.7B Antitrust Deal, Insurer Says
• Norfolk Southern Faces Another Suit Over Ohio Derailment
• $300K Partial Settlement Filed In Cigna Cost Inflation Case
• Conn. Hospital System Must Face Rival's Antitrust Claims
• Cos. Sued Over Tainted Eye Drops Linked To Infection
• J&J Ch. 11 Ruling Highlights 'Texas Two-Step' Skepticism
• LabMD Sues Nonprofit, Dinsmore Over FTC Enforcement Case
• Ex-Theranos Exec Balwani Fights Feds' $900M Restitution Bid
• Investor In Genomic Test Co. SPAC Sues Its Board In Del.
• Texas' Medical Cannabis Program May Soon Be Sittin' Pretty
• Merck, Glenmark Must Face Zetia Antitrust MDL At April Trial
• Ex-Eagle Gets $43.5M Jury Award In Knee Injury Case
• The Terms Every Monitorship Agreement Should Include
• UnitedHealth Unit Beats Suit Alleging Improper Claim Denials
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Sorrento Therapeutics Hits Ch. 11 With Over $100M In Debt
• Roche Rips Bank's Counterclaims In $87M Test Strip Row
• Shkreli Says His New Co. Doesn't Violate FTC's Pharma Ban
• Latest Ex-NBA Player In Heath Fraud Scheme Gets 2 Years
• Flight Attendant Says CVS Lies Over COVID Test Cost Him Job
• Red And Blue State AGs Join Legal Fight Over Abortion Pill
• Cannabis Bill Roundup: Veterans Bills In Kan., Capitol Hill
• Chief Of Troubled Health Records Program To Leave VA
• High Fees, Exec Bonuses Bust Pa. Hospitals' Tax Exemptions
• Opioid Judge Targets 'Unfortunate' Gaps In Pharmacy Deals
• Health System Must Face Retirement Plan Management Suit
• EpiPen Rebates Help Middlemen, Not Patients, Justices Told
• HIV Drug Buyers Rip Gilead's Dismissal Bid As 'Nothing New'
• 4th Circ. Revives Suit Over Urgent Care Center's Email Search
• What DOJ's 2022 Recovery Stats Say About FCA Enforcement
• Plasma Centers Ink $17M Finger Scan Privacy Deal
• Law360 Seeks Members For Its 2023 Editorial Boards
• NJ Panel Says Medical Malpractice Case Got Tossed Too Soon
• Calif. Health Co. Can't Beat Retirement Mismanagement Suit
• Atty Conflict Discussions In Idaho Murder Case And Beyond
• Conn. Docs Not Liable For Pot User's Lies About PTSD
• Teva Slams Lilly's 'Scorched-Earth' Tactics In Migraine Battle
• HHS Memos, 5 Senate Bills Target Drug Prices And Tactics
• 9th Circ. Hears COVID Suit Against Allianz 'Not Far-Fetched'
• Teen Seeks Injunction Against Blue Cross Trans Exclusion
• Ga. Judge Axes Welcome Center Employee's Bias Suit
• Officials Sanction Russian Hacking Crew That Hit Hospitals
• Ex-NFL Player Sues Insurers Over Surgery Settlement Money
• IHS-Funded Hospital Sued Over 'Wrong-Site' Finger Surgery
• 10th Circ. Won't Force Arbitration In Radiology Co. ESOP Row
• Buyers Slam McDonald's Bid To Ax 'Forever Chemicals' Suit
• Courts Must Apply Correct Causal Standard In Kickback Cases
• THC False Ad Plaintiffs Oppose Dismissal Conditions
• Goodwin, Skadden Drive Weight Loss Co. Allurion SPAC Deal
• Deals Rumor Mill: Adani, Carlyle, Restaurant IPOs
• Chicago Says Dobbs Decision Forecloses Vax Challenge
• Ga. Panel Keeps Kickback Case Against Radiologist Alive
• How A Dusty Law Review Article Entered The Post-Roe Debate
• Higher Ed Can't Recycle Cannabis Policies For Psychedelics
• Tracking Antitrust Agencies' Pursuit Of Biden's Labor Mandate
• Why The Original 'Rocket Docket' Will Likely Resume Its Pace
• 11th Circ. Affirms Doc's Convictions For Opioid Prescriptions
• Sens. Call Out Health Cos. For Sharing Data With Advertisers
• Merck Seeks Dismissal Of NC Gardasil Vax Claims
• Fed. Circ. Mulls Amgen-Sandoz Psoriasis Drug Dispute
• Centene Cuts $215M False Claims Act Deal With Calif. AG
• Consumers And Insurers Get Class Cert. In Valsartan MDL
• Chancery Nixes Early Trial On Masimo Board Control Defense
• Medical Equipment Suppliers Convicted Of $3.8M Fraud
• Top CVS Deals Show Aggressive Growth Strategy Via M&A
• Loss Of 3 DOJ Policy Statements Leaves Trade Orgs In Dark
• Pa. Pot Patient Says Hospital Wrongfully Rescinded Hiring
• ​Preparing For Enforcement Of IT Supply Chain Security Rule
• Viela Bio Shareholders Sue AstraZeneca In Del. After $3B Sale
• Swisher Wants $20M In Sanctions For 'Sham' Antitrust Case
• Investors In Conn. Ultrasonics Co. Sue For Share Appraisal
• CVS Health To Buy Oak Street Health In $10.6B Deal
• Texas Says HHS Can't Make Pharmacies Sell Abortion Pills
• Biden Vows To Address Veteran Suicide In State Of The Union
• DOJ Reveals One Of FCA's Smallest Hauls In Many Years
• Philip Morris Patent Fight Has Fed. Circ. About To Combust
• Zantac Plaintiffs Must File Separate Complaints, Judge Says
• The Pill Club To Pay $15M To Settle Medi-Cal Fraud Claims
• Drug Execs Testify About DEA Compliance In Ga. Opioid Trial
• Instacart Co-Founder Hit With TRO In Trade Secrets Fight
• Proskauer Adds Employment Partner To LA Office
• FTC Shows Privacy Heft With Groundbreaking GoodRx Action
• Ga. Justices Reinstate Adult Daughter's Wrongful Death Suit
• Sorrento Can't Nix $175M Arbitration Loss To LA Times Owner
• 3rd Circ. Says Divorce Voided Chase Worker's Life Policy
• Radiation Health Cos. Pay $9M To End Whistleblower Suit
• LA Chiropractor Gets 2½ Years For NBA Health Plan Fraud
• Medicare Developments Ahead For Remote Health Monitoring
• Jury Finds Capital Inventory's Ex-Execs Stole Trade Secrets
• Medly Health Cleared For $19.35M Ch. 11 Sale To Walgreens
• The Discipline George Santos Would Face If He Were A Lawyer
• DC Court Nixes Challenge To Canadian Medicine Import Rule
• Ex-Cop Sues Texas Bar Insurance Arm Over Crash Benefits
• Feds Say Ex-FBI Trainee Can't Ax Statements In Trading Case
• Jury Awards Fired Allegheny Health Network Physician $1M
• Shift In Health Care Antitrust Prosecutions Is Likely
• Health Provider Failed To Pay OT, Texas Judge Rules
• Masimo Rolls Back Board Control Shields Targeted In Del. Suit
• Ex-NC Sen. Burr Joins DLA Piper As Principal Policy Adviser
• Tenn. Woman Says L'Oreal Products Caused Her Cancer
• 'No Surprises' Medical Billing Rule Is Still Illegal, Judge Rules
• Cedars-Sinai Sells Patient Info To Meta, Google, Suit Says
• Insurer Ignored Evidence To Deny Disability Claim, Suit Says
• Pfizer Must Produce Exchanges With FBI In Data Swiping Suit
• Ohio Abortion Clinics Tell Justices To Leave Block On Law
• Cos. Sued Over Recalled Eyedrops Linked To Outbreak
• Shareholder Sues Medical Exec. Facing Murder-For-Hire Trial
• Ga. Family Reveals Generational Opioid Addiction At Trial
• Cannabis Bill Roundup: Md. Lawmakers Pitch Pot Regulation
• Anthem Nurses Win Collective Cert. In Georgia OT Suit
• Labcorp Inks $19M False Claims Act Deal In 10-Year-Old Case
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Seyfarth Accused Of Ushering Bad Deal On Companies' Sale
• Oracle Unit Wins Fees After Beating Patent Case
• Ohio Neurologist Given 2½ Years For Drug Kickback Scheme
• King & Spalding Adds Ex-Greenberg Attys To Trial Team
• Opioids Ravaged Ga. Family, Jury Told In Distributor Case
• Another PTAB Loss For Bank Of America In Mobile IP Row
• GoodRx Holdings Hit With Class Action Over Data Sharing
• Claims Court Won't Block $24.8M CMS Deal Amid Protest
• 10th Circ. Erases CSA Convictions After High Court Ruling
• Calif. Federal Judge Orders Release Of Medical Pot Operator
• Australia Legalizes Prescribing Of Psilocybin And MDMA
• 'Green Shoots' Start To Emerge From A Bruised IPO Market
• UMass Medical Fired Unvaxxed Compliance Exec, Suit Says
• DC Circ. Won't Revisit Revival Of Pharma Terror-Funding Case
• Patients Down, But Not Out, After 9th Circ. Benefits Ruling
• Tort Report: Live Nation Can't Exit $60M Suit In Rapper's Death
• Masimo Urges Chancery To Uphold Founder's Takeover Shield
• Biden Admin.'s Anti-Merger Stance Is Leading To Bad Policies
• DOJ Disavows 30-Year-Old Health Care Antitrust Safety Zones
• Nationwide Customers Renew Medical Billing Claims In Pa.
• Health Hires: Manatt Phelps, vTv Therapeutics
• Pure Body Naturals Not Really Natural, Suit Says
• Ga. Medical Testing Co. Sued Over Unpaid Wages
• A Litigation Move That Could Conserve Discovery Resources
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Issues To Watch In Fla.'s Telehealth Genetic Counseling Bills
• 20 AGs Warn CVS, Walgreens Against Mailing Abortion Pills
• ITC Clears Cannabis Cos. In Vaping IP Investigation
• 3rd-Party Terms Don't End Robocall Suit, Ohio Court Told
• 11th Circ. Affirms Injured Pelvic Mesh Patient's Trial Win
• Staff Survey Details Depth Of Anger At Wash. Insurance Chief
• 3M's Vaccine Mandate A 'Faustian Bargain,' Ex-Worker Says
• Ex-Facebook Worker Says Insurer Wrongly Denied Benefits
• Questions Surround FDA's Orphan Drug Exclusivity Approach
• Litigators Should Approach AI Tools With Caution
• Farm Takes Clean Water Act Citizen Suit To High Court
• Ex-NFLer Can't Cut Prison Term In Fraud Case, 11th Circ. Says
• Paper Mill Escapes Pot Patients' Wrongful Termination Suit
• Lamictal Drug Buyers Lose Another Class Certification Bid
• How Cos. Can Avoid Sinking In The Union Organizing Storm
• Recession Or Not, Elevated Restructuring Activity Is Coming
• Regeneron Says DOJ Cried Fraud 'Despite Knowing The Truth'
• Psychedelics Bill Roundup: Wash. State Mulls Psilocybin
• DC Mayor Signs Law Easing Medical Pot Program Restrictions
• NY Home Care Agency Owner Gets 4½ Years In Medicaid Fraud
• Fla. Mental Health Provider Is Sued Over Patient Data Breach
• Mich. Judge Sanctions Blue Cross For Withholding Docs, Data
• Connecticut Bar's COVID Coverage Suit Tossed
• Eisai Settles Recalled Diet Drug Cancer Claims
• Biotech Co. Seeks $3.62M From Shipper Over Frozen Medicine
• FDA Outlines Views Of Clinical Trials Without Placebo Groups
• Calif. Privacy Law Holds Implications For Mental Health Apps
• NC Doctor Gets 2nd Shot At Defamation Suit In 4th Circ. Win
• Hospital's Bid For Pandemic Bonuses Nixed By Old Policy
• Ga. Woman Sues Fed Gov't For $10M Over Botched Surgery
• HHS Escapes Attys' $1.3M Fee Request In Decadelong Case
• Magistrate Judge Advises Cutting Illumina's Gene IP Theft Suit
• McDermott's DC Health Care Practice Rehires Atty
• Pono Capital SPAC Inks Merger With Japanese Medical Group
• Washington State Legislation To Watch In 2023
• Procter & Gamble Seeks To Dismiss Tampon False Ad Suit
• Drivers Argue Pa. Pot Co. Still Owes Them OT Wages
• Insys Founder Asks To Leave Prison After 2 Heart Attacks
• NewAge Strikes Deal With Buyers In $8.2M Cash Dispute
• Kirkland-Led Patient Square Clinches Record $3.9B Fund
• FTC Targets GoodRx In 1st Action Under Health Breach Rule
• Invacare Hits Ch. 11 In Texas To Slash $240M In Debt