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Health - April, 2023

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• GoodRx, Google, Meta Privacy Suits Get Consolidated In Calif.
• Woman Says Hip Implant Releases Toxic Metals In J&J Suit
• Philips Loses Trade Secret Trial While Getting DMCA Damages
• Alito Has 'Pretty Good Idea' Who Leaked Dobbs Opinion
• Masimo Jury Ends Week With Drama, No Verdict, 1 Less Juror
• GAO Supports VA In $17.4M Ambulance Transport Deal
• 3 May Argument Sessions Benefits Attorneys Should Watch
• SPAC Investor Sues In Del. Over Digital Platform Value Plunge
• Invacare Ch. 11 Plan Gets OK From Court
• Princeton Beats Religious Bias Suit Over COVID Policies
• Novartis Tells 2nd Circ. To Affirm Win In Kickback Suit
• NC Hospital Settles Fired Worker's Disability Bias Suit
• Health Co. Hit With Class Action Over Breached Medical Data
• Gov't Contracts Of The Month: Student Loans And Refugees
• NJ Can't Shed Psych Hospital Doctors' Whistleblower Suit
• 8th Circ. Won't Rehear Senior Living Worker's Age Bias Suit
• Judge Gives Texas Blue Cross Win In $2M Unpaid Claim Suit
• What ACA Preventive Care Ruling Means For Employers
• Home Health Care Company Hit With OT Class Action
• Nonprofit Attys, Dinsmore Seek Swift End To LabMD Suit
• Ex-EDNY Attorney Joins Frier Levitt In NYC
• Colo. Judge Won't Block Abortion 'Reversal' Ban
• Short Message Data Challenges In E-Discovery
• Judge Recommends Win For 3M In N95 Price-Gouging Suit
• Wash. Health Data Protections Shake Up Privacy Law Debate
• 2nd Circ. Affirms Dismissal Of Counselor's Free Speech Suit
• Dykema Brings On Ex-SDNY Prosecutor From Saul Ewing
• Lawyer Hotline Was 'Massive' Fraud Scheme, Mich. AG Says
• Judge Tosses Suit Challenging Texas Med Mal Damages Cap
• Merck Says It Paid $573M To Settle Zetia Antitrust Case
• McKinsey, Plaintiffs Spar Over Picking Opioid Bellwether Tribe
• Philips Fights Claims Based On 'Competition' With SoClean
• 6th Circ. Urged To Turn Down Call To Reconsider FCA Ruling
• 6th Circ. Judge Calls Out Feds For Jury Instruction 'Omission'
• Chancery Trims Suit Over $110M Bioness-Bioventus Deal
• NJ Doctor Admits To Defrauding Amtrak's Health Care Plan
• NC Health System Must Face Revamped Monopoly Claims
• Ga. Appeals Court Takes On Class Fight In Patient Privacy Suit
• Texas Co. Blames Textile Makers For Failed Defense Contract
• What's Next After High Court Stay On Abortion Pill Ruling
• 5 Firms Guide Drug-Delivery Firm's $374M SPAC Merger
• 3rd Circ. Says NLRB Can Go After Nursing Home Entities
• Eli Lilly Unable To Sink $61M Award In Drug Rebate Case
• Gordon Rees Adds Health Care Pros In Pittsburgh
• Mass. High Court Revives Landmark COVID-19 Prosecution
• Talc Supplier Hits Ch. 11 In NJ With Over $1B In Debt
• Weil Leads Genstar Capital In Clinching $12.6B Fund XI
• Judge Abused Discretion In Abortion Pill Order, 5th Circ. Told
• Apple's Theft Of Masimo's Secrets 'Malicious,' Jury Told
• DOJ Slams Tenn. Trans Health Care Ban As Unconstitutional
• $30.8M Omega Healthcare Investor Settlement Gets Final OK
• Holmes' Prison Date Delayed As 9th Circuit Considers Bail
• 3rd Circ. Upholds Disability Care Co.'s Win In Origin Bias Suit
• FTC Fights Bid To Move La. Hospital Merger Notice Case
• FTC's Khan Says Antitrust Laws Favor 'Building Over Buying'
• NJ County Fired Social Services Leader Over Leave, Suit Says
• Ex-3M Worker Wants Vax Retaliation Suit To Keep Going
• UPenn Hospital Hit With $183M Verdict Over Birth Injury
• Ex-Ark. Lawmaker Gets Another 4 Years In Prison For Bribery
• Ex-VA Official's Indictment Tossed After Gov't Inaction
• Late Cancer Diagnosis Merits Med Mal Suit, NC Panel Told
• Mich. Judge OKs Hospital Class Deal Over Vax Mandates
• Expect The Patchwork Of AI Regulation To Grow
• Orbital Snags $270M Series A Financing To Build Out RNA Biz
• 1st Circ. Upholds Blue Cross' Win Over Mass. Union Fund
• Thomas Report Is Final Straw — High Court Needs Ethics Code
• Chancery Preserves Walmart Opioid Suit, Citing Redactions
• No Prison For Harvard Prof In High-Profile China Ties Case
• Ex-Exec At NJ Senior Living Site Fired Over COVID, Suit Says
• Air Force Will Reconsider Mental Health In Discharge Process
• Altria Knew Juul Targeted Youth Before Investing, Jury Told
• Clover Health To Pay $22M In Investor Suit Over DOJ Probe
• COVID-19 Test Maker Investors Seek Final OK For $8.1M Deal
• Medly Health Switches To Ch. 7 As Cash Runs Dry
• Apple Expert Slices Into Masimo's $3.1B Damages Theory
• Talc Claimants Move To Toss J&J Unit's Ch. 11
• Insys Founder Says US Attorney 'Misled' Prisons Bureau
• J&J Flags Selendy Gay Conflicts In Robot Surgery Tech Suit
• Patient Recruiter Pleads Guilty In $41M Opioid Scheme
• Nurse Says Kidney Care Co. Doesn't Pay For Short Breaks
• Ill. Dispensary Escapes Black Fired Worker's Race Bias Suit
• FTC Pauses Illumina-Grail Order Amid 5th Circ. Appeal
• Tech Co. Failed To Pay OT For 80-Hour Weeks, Ex-Trainers Say
• Teva Seeks Escape From Feds' MS Drug Kickback Suit
• DOJ Wants New Claims Nixed In FOIA Suit Over DEA Records
• AI Software Developer LivePerson Faces Investor Class Action
• BCBS Unit Owes Out-Of-Network Payments, Practice Says
• Joint Representation Ethics Lessons From Ga. Electors Case
• Purdue Pharma Gets OK To Sell Over-The-Counter Business
• Colo. Judge Considers Intervention In Abortion 'Reversal' Row
• Fed. Circ. Backs UK Pharma Firm's IP Win Against CBD Giant
• Opioid Judge Rips UnitedHealth's 'Insulting' Coercion Charge
• Surgeon Tells How J&J Unit's Mesh 'Scarred To The Muscle'
• HHS Unveils Rule For 'Dreamers' To Get Health Coverage
• Apple Seeks $3B Trial Win, Calls Masimo Tech 'Bits And Bobs'
• Merck, Glenmark Cut Deal With Last Group Of Zetia Buyers
• NJ Pot Co. Worker Says She Was Fired For Age, Gender
• Motorola Gets Brain Cancer Cellphone Suit Slashed
• Judge Consolidates CBP Supervisor's Vaccine Mandate Suits
• Adult Care Facility's Ex-CFO Accused Of Ducking Wage Tax
• Cravath-Led J&J Spinoff Kenvue Eyes $3.3B IPO
• Red States Can't Join Washington's Abortion Pill Suit
• Boston Scientific Investors Seek Class Cert. In Stock Suit
• Localities Call On High Court To Address Joint Employment
• Texas Doctor Will Pay $8M To Settle False Claims Suit
• Feds Ask 10th Circ. To Rethink Tribal Reimbursement Case
• Disbarred NY Injury Atty Gets 2 Years In Trip-And-Fall Scam
• Ga. Must Redo COVID Unemployment Benefits Case
• Boston Hospital Workers' $2.9M ERISA Deal Moves Forward
• Shentel Fined $227K For 911 Audio Outages
• La. AG Says Hospital Merger Is Exempt From Notice To Feds
• 2 Firms Lead Artificial Heart Tech Maker's $480M SPAC Merger
• 9th Circ. Backs Assisted Living Co. Loss In OT, Sick Time Suit
• Benefit Plan Sponsors Must Plan For COVID Emergency's End
• Lawyer Discernment Is Critical In The World Of AI
• Biotech Co., Insurer Drop $3.6M Frozen Meds Shipping Suit
• Job Reassignment Case Shows Need For Clear ADA Policies
• Regeneron Bid For Prosecutor Docs Falls Short, Judge Says
• Crowell & Moring Int'l Adds Global Health Financing Trio
• Cannabis Considerations In Debt Collection, Credit Reporting
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Exclusion Bars Subpoena Expenses Coverage, Judge Says
• Ex-B. Braun Workers' 401(k) Fees Suit Heads To Trial
• Supreme Court Won't Hear Filipino Nurses' Trafficking Suit
• Feds Seek 90 Days For Harvard Professor Who Hid China Ties
• Law360 Reveals Titans Of The Plaintiffs Bar
• Seminal Kickback Rulings Mean 'You're Rarely In A Safe Zone'
• Health Care Rates Not A Takings Claim In Insurance Dispute
• SEC Wants Pot Pill Co., Promoter's Fraud Suits Consolidated
• J&J Talc Claimants Form Committee To Support Ch. 11 Plan
• Supreme Court Preserves Abortion Pill Access, For Now
• SF Rips Airline Group's 9th Circ. Fight Over New Benefits Law
• 6th Circ. Reverses Health Care Co.'s Retaliation Coverage Win
• What 2 Texas Lawsuits Mean For Health Care Access
• Feds Must Justify Pause Of ACA Preventative Care Block
• FTC Warns 37 Prescribers About Eyeglass Rule Violations
• NBA Retirees' Health Fraud Trial Pushed To November
• Philly-Area Medical Device Co. Pays $5.3M To End FCA Case
• House Bill Introduced To Allow Legal Pot Users To Buy Guns
• Ohio Panel Says Estate Can't Appeal Insurer's Opioid Win
• Harvard Prof Convicted Of Hiding China Ties Asks For No Jail
• Medical Software Customers Want Data Breach Suits Joined
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Doc Who Risked $100M In Options Snared In COVID Fraud Net
• La. Hospitals Failed To Notify Feds Of Merger Plans, FTC Says
• NC Fraud Deal Doesn't End Contract Claim, 4th Circ. Told
• Calif. Panel Revives $4M Butt Lift Death Suit, Orders New Trial
• Senators Plot Sweeping Action On Pharmacy Intermediaries
• Merck, Glenmark Cut Deal With End Payors Before Zetia Trial
• Colo. Public Hospital To Settle With Nurses In OT Suit
• 3rd Circ. Denies Review Of NLRB's Hospital Sales Doc Order
• Pot Co. Investor Wants Partial Win In Contract Dispute
• Ohio Panel Says No Negligence In Hospital Records Row
• Don't Forget Alumni Engagement When Merging Law Firms
• 2nd Circ. Rejects NY Hotel's Bid For COVID Coverage
• Geico Seeks $2.3M From Med Center In Insurance Fraud Suit
• Feds Say Justices Should Reject Appeal From Ex-Shkreli Atty
• Mallinckrodt Trust Can't Be Used To Pay Attys In Opioid MDL
• Feds Seek Pause Of Nationwide ACA Preventive Care Block
• Attorney Conflict Dooms Arb. Win In Software Dispute
• Calif. Justices Reject Challenge To CARE Courts
• Interstate Cannabis Commerce May Be In Reach, With Caveats
• A Close Look At Pennsylvania's Data Breach Law Changes
• White Collar Defense Lessons From The Bench And Beyond
• Hospital Network Won't Pay $564K Bill, Staffing Outfit Says
• No J&J Talc Trials For 60 Days, Bankruptcy Judge Rules
• Paul Weiss Guides General Atlantic's $2.1B OneOncology Sale
• NY Courts Say Vax Mandate Suit Is Been There, Done That
• Expert Challenges Aren't 'Helpful,' Flint Judge Tells VNA Attys
• Abortion Pill Maker Fights FDA To Protect Drug Approval
• 7th Circ. Skeptical Of Undoing DOL Win In Retirement Suit
• HIV Drug Patients Fight Gilead's Bid To Toss Plaintiffs
• City of Dearborn Sues Trucking Company Over Dust Pollution
• J&J Seeks Chancery Sanctions In Robot Surgery Tech Co. Suit
• Distributors Push 4th Circ. To Uphold Opioid Verdict
• 3M Respirator Suits Belong In Federal Court, 6th Circ. Says
• Inovio Investors Want 1st OK For COVID-19 Derivative Deal
• PTAB Upholds DNA Testing Patents Key To $272M Ravgen Win
• 5th Circ. Fast-Tracks Illumina's Grail Appeal
• Hospital's 'Ineptitude' Caused Man's Suicide, NC Panel Told
• Without Stronger Due Diligence, Attys Risk AML Regulation
• DC Circ. Told EPA Lacks Power To Impose EV Mandate
• 3rd Circ. Ponders Post-Removal Remand Fee Applicability
• Ore. Licenses First Psilocybin Therapy Facilitators
• NJ Panel Revives Allstate Suit Against Flaster Greenberg
• Bracewell Adds Holland & Knight Health Pro In San Antonio
• Emory University's Ex-Legal Chief Joins Ropes & Gray In DC
• Alito Extends Freeze On Abortion Pill Rulings
• ​​​​​​​Investor Says Australian Trust Must Face REIT Suit In DC
• Landmark FCA Showdown Looking Like Defense Bar Letdown
• Elizabeth Holmes Fights 'Unjust' Conviction At 9th Circ.
• Facebook Users Refute Joint Discovery Bid In Privacy Suit
• Abortion Pill Foes Tell Justices FDA 'Federalized Abortion'
• ​​​​​​​High Court Poised To Reject Objective FCA Scienter Rule
• Ex-NBA Player, Doc Face More Charges In Health Fraud Case
• Ga. Justices Consider Challenge To Opioid Litigation Law
• J&J Unit Knowingly Marketed Faulty Knee-Device, Suit Says
• Talc Claimants Attack Suit Injunction In J&J Unit's Ch. 11
• HHS Head Flouted Hatch Act, Investigation Finds
• Judge To Mull Double Jeopardy After DOJ Misconduct Inquiry
• Social Media Is Not A Product, Tech Cos. Tell MDL Judge
• Oklahoma, PBM Group Say DOL Off-Base In Preemption Fight
• Nurse Wants Class Cert. In Pay Fight With COVID Staffing Co.
• Investors Settle Out Of SEC Insider Trading Suit, Fines TBD
• W.Va. County Urges 4th Circ. To Revive Opioid Distributor Row
• Abortion Pill Rulings Will Hinder FDA Authority
• 2nd Class Action Suit Blames Health Co. For Data Breach
• Red Cross Says Biotech's Antitrust Suit Makes No Sense
• 10th Circ. Won't Nix Utah Pot Licenses Over Denied App
• 2 Firms Vie To Lead Investor Suit Over Co.'s COVID Claims
• Cannabis Labor Peace Laws Lay Fertile Ground For Unions
• 6th Circ. Mulls New CAFA Standard In 3M Respirator Suits
• 2 Firms Guide Hearing-Implant Maker's $150M SPAC Merger
• Every Lawyer Can Act To Prevent Peer Suicide
• Comparing Iowa's Data Privacy Law With Other States'
• Ex-NJ Firefighter Gets 3 Years For Role In $50M Drug Fraud
• Merck, Glenmark Settle With Direct Purchasers In Zetia Case
• Mass General Wants 1st Circ.'s Take On ERISA Fee Suit
• US Cos. Racked Up $96B In Price-Fixing Fines Since 2000
• 1-800-GET-THIN Ex-Doc Gets 7 Years For Insurance Scam
• Ex-FDA Officials, Legal Scholars Rip Abortion Pill Ruling
• Tort Report: Fla. Civil Suits Surge In March Amid Tort Reform
• Illumina Latest To Settle Out Of DNA Testing Patent Dispute
• Purged Cutera Chair And CEO Sue 'Rogue' Board In Delaware
• Mich. Parents Say Newborn Blood Samples Shouldn't Be Kept
• Hyland's Can't Excape Baby Cold Remedy Death Suit
• Aetna Blocks Fertility Benefits For LGBTQ Couples, Suit Says
• Health Care Co., Feds End Dispute Over Seized Documents
• Investors Slam Desktop Metal's Exit Bid In Merger Recall Suit
• What To Watch In Pay-For-Delay Trial Against Merck, Glenmark
• Washington Trans Health Care Suit Waits For 9th Circ.
• House Bills Look To Guide Federal Cannabis Legalization
• CareOne, GC Hit With Retaliation Suit By Ex-VP
• Illumina Pushes FTC For Full Pause Of Grail Order
• 2nd Circ. Rejects Children's Hospital's Virus Coverage Appeal
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Pa. Court Won't Stop Constitutional Changes Before 2nd Vote
• Harris Beach Adds NY Health Care Atty From Garfunkel Wild
• DOJ Veteran Joins Quinn Emanuel From Crowell & Moring
• Building On Successful Judicial Assignment Reform In Texas
• Ohio Panel Rules Nurse Didn't Break Noncompete At New Job
• FCC Chief Renews Push To Reclassify 911 Operators
• Juul, Minn. AG Ink Deal After Close Of Trial
• FCA Bar Jittery As 'Game-Changing Case' Goes To Justices
• Ex-Insys Directors Agree To $175M Ch. 11 Settlement
• Ex-Masimo CMO Denies Sharing Trade Secrets With Apple
• The Sidley Atty Battling FCA Scienter Standard At High Court
• Wash., Big Tobacco Spar Over Master Tax Settlement
• 9 Sentenced In $126M Government Aid Scheme
• 4th Circ.'s 'Rare' Move In Trans Bias Cases Shows High Stakes
• Importer Seeks To Clear Incontinence Underpants Of Tariffs
• The History-Making Atty In A Historic FCA High Court Fight
• Deposition Do-Over Ordered In Diabetes Strip Fraud Suit
• 'Kobe Stopper' 7th Ex-Player To Avoid Jail In $5M NBA Fraud
• Shkreli Keeps Fighting 'Needlessly Crushing' Penalties
• 9th Circ. Upholds Health Care Co.'s Win In TCPA Suit
• Judge Says $577K Fee Award Deserved In Child Detention Suit
• Feds, Wash. Fight Red States' Bid To Join Abortion Pill Suit
• What To Watch In High Court's FCA Scienter Standard Case
• Health Issues Delay Plea From Ex-NBA Player In Fraud Case
• Ex-Rep. Seeks Lenient Sentence For COVID Relief Schemes
• Ga. Needs To Resolve Cannabis Counsel Confusion
• DC Circ. Skeptical Of Hospital's Union Vote Challenge
• Health Hires: Generation Bio, Sunrider, Eiger
• Court Won't Split Pa. Man's COVID Death From Walmart Fall
• 3 Firms Lead Close Of $425M Health Continuation Fund
• Justice Alito Keeps US Access To Abortion Pill, For Now
• What To Know About 5th Circ.'s Midnight Abortion Pill Ruling
• ICE Doc Says NBC Malice Could Hinge On Patient Testimony
• Apple Exec Denies Hiring Cercacor CTO To Steal Watch Tech
• Alexion Investors Win Class Cert. Over Drug Sale Tactics
• Fla. Lawmakers Pass Bill Banning Abortions After 6 Weeks
• FTC Staff Say Full Pause Of Illumina Order Too Risky
• Cannabis And Psychedelics Roundup: Wash. OKs Psilocybin
• Dental Insurer Must Face TCPA Claims, Mich. Judge Says
• Medical Device Co. Calls Kickback Claim Nearly 'Sanctionable'
• Federal Guidance Tackles ACA Preventive Care Ruling
• Health Network Says Broker Should Pay For Data Breach Suits
• Now Is The Time For Independent Industry Self-Regulation
• Philly Children's Hospital Gets Punitive Damages Reduced
• Biden Says 'Dreamers' Could Soon Have Health Insurance
• A Look At Drawbacks Of Insurers' Prior Authorization Process
• AmEx Ruling Proves A Double-Edged Sword In Labor Antitrust
• Investor Proposals Show Abortion A Rising ESG Concern
• Hartford Settles Ex-Salesman's Suit Over Disability Benefits
• 2nd Circ. Keeps Nursing Home COVID Death Suit In NY Court
• Covington Partner Must Testify Live In Zetia Trial, Judge Told
• NLRB Asks 6th Circ. To Enforce Severance Pacts Ruling
• Pa. Senate Dems Want Philly Drug Injection Site Blocked
• DOJ To Take 5th Circ. Abortion Pill Ruling To Supreme Court
• Cigna Claims 'No Visibility' Into Marketer's Robocalls
• Merck, Glenmark Can Introduce 'Justifications' In Zetia Trial
• 5th Circ. Partly Stays Texas Judge's Abortion Pill Ruling
• GAO Says China Has Received Millions In US Federal Funding
• BioPharma Co. Escapes Investor Tumor Therapy Suit
• Legal Consultant Sues Ex-Partners Who Became Competitors
• Abortion Pill Battle Puts Squeeze On Drug Benefit Managers
• Full 4th Circ. Will Review W.Va. Medicaid Trans Bias Suit
• Full 6th Circ. Urged To Revisit Circuit-Splitting FCA Hiring Case
• Danco Laboratories To Settle Marking Duties Suit For $765K
• Birth Control Clip Wreaked 'Havoc' On Bodies, Women Claim
• 11th Circ. Vacates $8M Brain Supplement Deal
• Surgeon Wins $5M Verdict In Ga. County's Longest Civil Trial
• Most Walmart Opioid Suit Claims Are Timely, Chancery Says
• Hospital Suit Over Botched Settlement Revived By 3rd Circ.
• Corcept Inks $14M Investor Deal Over Off-Label Drug Sales
• Ex-Laker Brown Avoids Prison In $5M NBA Health Fraud Case
• Fed. Circ. Breathes New Life Into IP Suit Against Philip Morris
• LifePoint Health Hit With OT Suit Over Kronos Hack
• Novartis Files Suit To Stop Chinese Entresto Generic
• Endo Gets OK For $27M Deal With Novavax In Contract Fight
• Retirement Community Cos. Settle COVID Housing Suit
• HHS Pitches Rule To Beef Up Abortion Privacy Protections
• Do Videoconferences Establish Jurisdiction With Defendants?
• Juul To Pay $462M To End Predatory Marketing Claims
• Ex-Worker Says IAnthus Violated FMLA When It Fired Her
• Insys Founder Is No Threat, But May Not Get Early Release
• Doc Suing Jackson Lewis Blames Atty Illness For Appeal Goof
• Apple Exec Voiced Concern About Sensor Efforts, Jury Hears
• Standing May Prove To Be Abortion Pill Ruling's Achilles' Heel
• Purdue Loses Case To Stop Generic OxyContin
• 240 Lawmakers See 'Imminent Harm' From Mifepristone Order
• Latham, Akin Attys Sank DNA Patent Row, Suit Says
• Biden Admin. Seeks Public Input On Rules For AI Safety
• Plaintiffs In Texas Cancer MDL Appeal Dismissal Order
• Atty Says Fla. Agency Must Put Medicaid Final Orders Online
• Fla. Medical Pot Patients Ask 11th Circ. To Overturn Gun Ban
• NC Clinic Says Hospital Name Is Designed To Steal Patients
• J&J Unit Ch. 11 Judge Slows Pace On Renewed Dismissal Try
• Elizabeth Holmes Can't Stay Free During Appeal, Judge Rules
• No Need To Rehear $3M Tribal Health Care Case, 9th Circ. Told
• Mallinckrodt Wants Out Of Manhattan Project Waste Suit
• Amway Can't Bar Winning AIG Unit From Appeal: 6th Circ.
• NJ Justices Will Take Up Nursing Home Refund Suit
• Mich. County, Atty Sanctioned For Opioid Deal Challenge
• Allergan To Get Bulk Of $39M Drug Patent Win Over Sandoz
• EPA Floats New Ethylene Oxide Controls For Sterilizers
• Sidley Lands Health Pro From Kirkland For NY And Miami
• Wachtell, Sullivan & Cromwell Shape Health Care REIT Buy
• AG's Cannabis Remarks Incongruous With Scheduling Review
• Takeaways From DOJ's Novel Insider Trading Indictment
• SAG-AFTRA Health Plan To Pay $15M To Wrap ERISA Suit
• Humanism Should Replace Formalism In The Courts
• Baker Donelson Names Longtime Atty As Health Law Chair
• NFL Benefit Plan, Ex-Defensive Tackle Resolve Disability Suit
• Outcome Health Execs Convicted Of Fraud
• DOJ Asks 5th Circ. To End 'Misguided' Abortion Pill Order
• Tivity Seeks Quick Win In Investors' Nutrisystem Buy Suit
• Masimo Exec Testifies To Secrecy Steps In $3B Apple Trial
• Biden Signs Bill Ending COVID-19 National Emergency
• Feds Say ERISA, Medicare Preempt Part Of Okla. PBM Law
• Talc Claimants Call J&J Unit's New Ch. 11 Fraudulent
• Heart Surgeons Eye Settlement Of NC Defamation Suit
• Navajo Hospital Wants $21M For Alleged IHS Contract Breach
• Insurer Elevance Accused Of Underpaying Remote Workers
• Age Bias Cost NJ Hospital Supervisor Over $1M, Suit Says
• W.Va. Strikes $7.9M Juul Deal Over Youth Marketing
• Pharma Execs Slam Abortion Pill Ruling, Citing Industry Risk
• 5th Circ. Backs Hospital's Win In False Claims Act Suit
• Whistleblowers Say NC Hospitals Overcharged For ER Visits
• CVS Wants HIV Patients' Disability Bias Suit Tossed
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Masimo Co-Founder Hazy On Co.'s Claims In $3.1B Apple Suit
• Feds Allowed To Demolish Historic Tribal Hospital
• Cannabis Bill Roundup: Ark. Lawmakers OK Gun, Hemp Bills
• J&J's New Talc Ch. 11 A Rehash Of Nixed Case, Claimants Say
• Texas Judge Pushes Pause On FDA Abortion Drug Approval
• 'Critically Sensitive' Kickback Issue Hurtles Toward High Court
• Medical Software Venture Opens Del. Ch. 11 With $33M Debt
• High Court Told FCA Knowledge Standard Clearly Subjective
• Diet Supplement Co. Targets Unauthorized Amazon Sellers
• SmileDirect Can't Dodge Review Suppression Claims
• Expect Merger Enforcement To Roll Full Steam Ahead
• Dental Insurer Can't Get TRO In Trade Secrets Suit
• Balwani Can't Dodge Prison Pending Appeal, 9th Circ. Says
• Texas Injury Firm Accused Of Not Paying Medical Coordinator
• Insys Ch. 11 Trustee Slams Kapoor's Legal Fee Clawback Bid
• Taxation With Representation: Davis Polk, Hogan Lovells
• NC Justices Back K&L Gates' Counsel Fee In Hospital Dispute
• 3rd Circ. Preview: Comments Rule, Fee Fights Launch April
• J&J Unit's Rival Loses Bid To Arbitrate Trade Secret Claims
• Masimo Execs Testify Behind Closed Doors In $3B Apple Trial
• Hospital Says Med Mal Suit Relies On Faulty Expert Report
• Feds Want Prison For Trader In BigLaw Info Theft Case
• Fed. Circ. Roundup: PTAB Upheld, NeoMagic's Fee Bid Denied
• HHS Dodges Claims It's Causing Home Health Aide Shortage
• EPA Floats Cutting Ethylene Oxide, Other Chemical Emissions
• GAO Backs CBP Revisions To Medical Screening Deal Factors
• Biden Admin. Pitches Bar On Total Trans Student-Athlete Bans
• ACA Ruling Could Mean Narrowed Benefits From Health Plans
• Trans Athlete Ban Based On 'Out Of Step' Policy, 9th Circ. Told
• FDA Revokes Clearance For Premature Birth Drug Makena
• Purdue Seeking OK To Put Over-The-Counter Biz Up For Sale
• EEOC Pushes Court To Reject Amici In Yale Age Bias Suit
• Health Co. Sued Over Leak Of Cancer Patients' Nude Images
• Texas Sues CMS For Medicaid Tax Funding Rule
• Key Guidelines For Conducting Clinical Trials Overseas
• Bristol-Myers, Dana-Farber Settle Cancer IP Dispute
• Doctor Tells 11th Circ. EPA Doesn't Bar Roundup Warning Suit
• Texas Hospital Must Face Disability Bias, Retaliation Suit
• VC Firm Canaan Secures $850M In New Capital
• Don't Let Client Demands Erode Law Firm Autonomy
• Ex-COO Says She Was Fired After Approval For FMLA Leave
• Wash. Justices To Review Wilderness Therapy Coverage Case
• Distressed Cannabis Cos. Have A Few Options, With Caveats
• Health Inspector Alleges Bias, Retaliation For Chipotle Closure
• J&J Talc Plaintiffs Say Future Claims Rep Went Too Far
• COVID Fund Scammer To Appeal 8-Year Sentence
• Cannabis Cos. Aim To Snuff THC Testing Inflation Claims
• Outcome Health's Execs Knew Its Fraud The Best, Jury Hears
• Inovalon Says Guardrails Legitimized $7.3B Take-Private Sale
• Masimo Wants $3B From Apple Over Smartwatch IP, Jury Told
• Illumina To Appeal FTC's Grail Unwinding To 5th Circ.
• Wash. Justices To Consider Liberty Mutual's Bill Review System
• Health Groups Tell 5th Circ. FDA Right To Deny Vape Products
• IHS Proposes Funding Boost For Tribal Ambulatory Services
• Icahn Calls For Illumina CEO's Ouster Amid Its Battle With FTC
• $3B Investor Suit Over Bausch Spinoff Kept Mostly Intact In NJ
• Ark. House Passes Bill To Let Pot Patients Get Gun Permits
• Christian Clinic Seeks Review Of Axed Religious Bias Suit
• Texas Lab Inks $5.9M To Settle Kickback Allegations
• 6th Circ. Ruling's Seismic Shift In FCA Kickback Causation
• Quinn Emanuel, Insurers Spar In $185M Fee Fight
• Ex-Novartis VP, Former Prosecutor Joins Mandelbaum Barrett
• 3rd Circ. Ruling Offers Tools To Manage Exempt Employees
• Fla. Official Can Be Deposed In Trans Care Coverage Suit
• Canadian Nurse Staffing Agency's Services Ruled Tax-Exempt
• McNees Expands Pittsburgh Office With Regulation Atty
• 7th Circ. Decides Against Rehearing Humana Bias Suit
• 11th Circ. Told FMLA Covers Pre-Birth Leave For Partners
• Longtime Celtic Tony Allen Cops Plea In $5M NBA Fraud Case
• Medical Device Execs Buried Lead Test Defects, Feds Say
• US, Fla. Spar Over Care For Disabled Kids In Nursing Homes
• OCR Keeping Pulse On Privacy Issues Post-Dobbs, Head Says
• Pfizer, Others Escape Patient Assistance RICO Suit, For Now
• Retrial Possible After Alleged DOJ Misconduct In Fraud Suit
• Keep Your Apple Watches At Home, Judge Tells Masimo IP Jury
• Justices Told La. Hospital Case Correctly Deemed Implausible
• Skadden Adds Former Co-Head Of Proskauer's Trial Practice
• THC False Ad Plaintiffs Want Atty Fee Bid Tossed
• Jazz Overcharged For Narcolepsy Drug, Suit Alleges
• Justice Thomas Denies Nursing Mogul's Bid To Avoid Retrial
• Dem AGs Support Rolling Back ACA Birth Control Exemption
• Ga. Attys Divided Over Failure Of Cannabis License Expansion
• Dem Lawmakers Urge DC Circ. To Toss Fuel Economy Case
• Lucira Stock Sale Not Blocked By Ch. 11 Stay, Judge Says
• NJ Appeals Court Sends SmileDirect Injury Suit To Arbitration
• Customer Service Rep. Hits Call Center With Wage, OT Suit
• How CMS Proposal Would Change PE Deal Transparency
• Gilead, DOJ Allowed To Redact Remaining Docs In Patent Row
• J&J Talc Unit Refiles For Ch. 11 With $8.9B Deal
• House Introduces Bill To Let Vets Access Medical Pot
• Ill. Panel Nixes Contempt Order Over Settlement Disclosure
• Provention Investor Sues To Stop $2.9B Sanofi Merger
• 5th Circ. Rejects Orthopedists' COVID-19 Coverage Appeal
• 9th Circ. Says Insurer Can Recoup $2M Stem Cell Injury Outlay
• Ignore Big Pharma's Faux 'Facts,' HHS Says In Kickback Clash
• Health Care Provider Kept Mum On Data Breach, Patients Say
• Premera Blue Cross Must Cover Teen's Residential Therapy
• NIH Chooses Hundreds Of Cos. For Contentious $50B IT Deal
• Rite Aid Investors, Walgreens Can't Slim Or Toss Merger Suit
• VA Finalizes Rule Waiving Co-Pays For Native Veterans
• Clean Water Act Citizen Suit OK, Enviros Tell Justices
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