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Health - May, 2023

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• J&J Defends Talc Powder As 1st Post-Spinoff Trial Begins
• Chancery Keeps Most Health Co. Poaching Suit Counts Alive
• Mallinckrodt Can't Get Out Of Manhattan Project Waste Suit
• NM City Wins $2M IHS Award To Fight Alcohol-Related Deaths
• FDA Cracks Down On Illegal Sales Of Disposable E-Cigs
• Crowell & Moring Barred From Humana Case, Walgreens Says
• Florida Judge Rejects Sanctions For Witness Intimidation
• Okla. Justices Topple Two More Anti-Abortion Laws
• NYC Retirees Say Medicare Benefit Switch Breaks Promises
• White Ex-Exec Rebukes 4th Circ. Bid To Dump Race Bias Win
• Neurosurgeon Says Partner In Med Tech Startup Hid Fraud
• A Watershed Moment For Microbiome-Based Therapy
• Gov't Contracts Of The Month: Moon Landing And VA Records
• Nixon Peabody Taps Longtime Partner As Albany Office Head
• Legal Pitfalls To Watch For When Advertising Psychedelics
• Pot Growers Say Montana County Wrongly Prosecuted Them
• Bayer Calls Whistleblower's Ex-Attys' Fee Bids Excessive
• Sequel Youth Investors Say Greed 'Eviscerated' Their Stake
• Judge Stiff-Arms Unvaxxed Coach's Wrongful Firing Suit
• ERISA Ruling Shows Why Insurers Must Justify Claim Denials
• 7th Circ. Won't Revive Teacher's Bias Suit Against Hospital
• 11th Circ. Backs Health Co.'s Win In Worker's Sex Bias Case
• NJ Health Network Settles EEOC Religious Vax Bias Charges
• Data Of Nearly 9 Million People Swiped In Dental Insurer Hack
• R.J. Reynolds Gets Partial Reversal Of $17.5M Verdict
• Acthar Buyers Still Want Class Treatment In Antitrust Suit
• Texas Session Brings Changes To Civil, Judicial Procedure
• Pfizer, Ex-Execs Say Trade Secrets Row Close To Being Settled
• Firefighter Can't Use Pension To Pay For Family's Insurance
• Former FDA Officials Say Fosamax Claims Aren't Barred
• ICE Inks $500K Deal To End Wash. Detainees' COVID Claims
• Elizabeth Holmes Begins 11-Year Prison Sentence In Texas
• UPMC, Med Mal Plaintiffs Dispute If Tape's 'Legality' Matters
• Takeaways From New Fla. Pharmacy Benefit Manager Rules
• HHS Misconstrued Bostock, Doctors Tell 5th Circ.
• LabMD Agrees To Arbitrate Malpractice, Fraud Claims
• J&J Says New Ch. 11 Would Be Largest Settlement In History
• Justices Pass On Ex-Shkreli Attorney's Restitution Appeal
• Feds Wrongly Gauged $53M Winning Contract Bid, GAO Says
• 2nd Circ. Upholds Sackler Releases In Purdue Ch. 11 Plan
• USDA Salmonella Proposal Propels New Food Safety Journey
• Lilly To Pay $13M, Cap Insulin Cost In Deal Worth Up To $500M
• Healthline Media Shakes Suit Over Meta Data-Sharing For Now
• Woman Asks Court To Halt Google's Abortion Data Tracking
• Seattle Patients Bring Mold Claims After Class Gets Trimmed
• Bayada Home Health Fails To Get OT And Wage Suit Tossed
• Court Temporarily Blocks SC Abortion Ban
• Judge Weighing 'Aftermath' Of DOJ $140M Fraud Mistrial
• Judge Won't Sink FCA Suit Over Medical Kickback Scheme
• Investor Activist Campaigns Heat Up Just In Time For Summer
• Med Mal Plaintiffs Want UPMC Surgeon's Transcript Admitted
• Tribe Health Care Suit Paused As Feds Mull High Court Review
• NC Hospital Workers Face Threat Of Sanctions In Bias Suit
• Fed. Circ. Backs ITC In Surgical Stapler IP Row
• DEA Targets Opioid Distributor Over 'Egregious Failures'
• Looking For Plausibility In FTC's Amgen Merger Challenge
• Some Client Speculations On AI And The Law Firm Biz Model
• FDA Warns Cos. Of Potential Vape Product Violations
• DC Circ. Says Religious Health Group Can't Stop Union Vote
• Red States Urge 4th Circ. To Undo Wins For Trans Health Care
• 3 Items On Attys' Wish List For Mental Health Parity Guidance
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Chevron Deference In Limelight As DeSantis Joins 2024 Race
• Double Jeopardy Presents Rare Question In DOJ Fraud Case
• SC's 6-Week Abortion Ban Violates Privacy, Challengers Say
• Amentum Says Exercise Company Atty Intimidated Witness
• NC Lab Owner Asks To Undo Medicaid Fraud Verdict
• Johnson & Johnson Settles 161 Hernia Mesh Suits In Ga.
• Illumina Shareholders Oust Board Chair Amid Icahn Battle
• Owner In $17M Pharma Scheme Found Guilty Of Fraud
• RI Sues 3M And DuPont Over PFAS Contamination
• Senior Center Workers Say They Worked Unpaid During Meals
• 2nd Circ. Vacates Part Of Cognizant's Software IP Win
• Judge Lets Gout Drug Antitrust Suit Move Forward
• Chicago Dispensary Settles Ex-Employee's Retaliation Suit
• Insurer Says No Coverage For $100M Lab Theft Dispute
• Gilead, Teva Ink 11th-Hour HIV Antitrust Deal With Pharmacies
• 3 Firms Lead Medtronic's $730M Buy Of Insulin Patch Maker
• Deals Rumor Mill: MMC, Virgin Australia, Manchester United
• Teva Says Feds Can't Bolster FCA Suit With Advisory Rulings
• Senate Dems Prod Google Over Health Data Privacy Post-Roe
• Social Media MDL's Bold Theory Echoed In US Health Alert
• Mass. Hospital Pays $5.7M To Settle Self-Referral Claims
• Workplace Consultants Agree Not To Use 'OSHA' Trademark
• Judge Lets Walgreens Try To Shift Some Overbilling Blame
• On Deck In JPML: FTX, Cheer Abuse, T-Mobile
• Study Finds Breathalyzers Remain Unreliable As Pot Use Test
• Hospital's $43M Lawsuit Over Typo Moves Toward Settlement
• 3rd Circ. Urged To Revive Fosamax MDL
• Travel Nurse Collective Gets Early OK For OT Claims
• Court Halts ICE Health Care Deals, Lets Contractor Renew Bid
• FTC Hospital Merger Notification Suit Moved To Louisiana
• USPTO Wants Feedback On How To Curb Counterfeit Goods
• Janssen Prevails In Patent Battle With Mylan Over Generics
• DOJ, Drug Buyers Rip Teva's Criminal Probe Doc Bid In MDL
• Delaware Jury Rejects Suit Alleging Overpayments To Rite Aid
• Dollar General Escapes Pain Patch Packaging Class Action
• Apple Says Masimo Can't Revive Biz Trade Secrets In IP Row
• Ohio Justices To Hear Doctor's Resident File Discovery Fight
• Philips Owes $2.5M Treble Damages After IP Trial, Rival Says
• Quest Must Face NJ Claims Over Late Cancer Diagnosis
• Ariz. Physician Roped Back Into Negligent Prescription Suit
• Bayer Beats Consumers' 'Vague' Benzene Contamination Suit
• 9th Circ. Backs Toss Of Doc's Suit Over Failed Surgery Probe
• Wash. Doctor Fired Over COVID Mask Theft Loses Appeal
• Nurse Targets Chicago Hospitals Over Biometric Cabinets
• Purdue Approved For OTC Biz Sale As Ch. 11 Case Drags On
• Biotech Co. Says Red Cross Plainly Violated Antitrust Law
• Hartford Hospital Suit Says Feds Withheld $43M Due To Typo
• Walgreens Nears Settlement In Theranos MDL
• Ga. Judge Ends Most Claims In Ermi Whistleblower Suit
• A Lawyer's Guide To Approaching Digital Assets In Discovery
• In-House Labor Veteran Joins Seyfarth As Partner In NC
• Investor Slams Deal Between Health Care, Office REITs
• Wake Forest Medical Center Strikes Deal To End ERISA Suit
• Health Care Pro Departs Jones Day For Mintz In San Francisco
• Insurance Distributor Benefytt Hits Ch. 11 With $606M Debt
• Plastic Surgeon Can't Undo $600K Award In Nude Photos Suit
• FCC Will Press For Internet-Based 911 Call Routing
• Robbins Geller To Lead Investor Suit Against Eyewear Co.
• Patient Wants Pa. Health Co. Nude Photo Leak Suit Alive
• Doctors Say Noncompete Threats Chilled Orthopedics Market
• NJ Judge Says Jury Must Demystify Vague ER Contract
• Clinic Says Ariz. BCBS Owes Over $14M In Unpaid Claims
• High Court's Ethics Statement Places Justices Above The Law
• DOJ Says Not To Toss FCA Case Against Hospital System
• Walgreens Says Crowell 'Betrayal' Led To $642M Humana Win
• Harris County Atty Slams AG Over Hospital Probe
• Real Estate Firm Let Ex-CEO Swindle Investors, NC Suit Says
• State Farm Says Clinics Owe Over $450K For Fraud Scheme
• Houston Health Cos. Say Injury Atty Sat On Treatment Funds
• 2 Public Finance Attys Rejoin Squire Patton In Phoenix
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• AstraZeneca Sales Reps Fight To Keep Pay Bias Suit Alive
• Client Says Atty's Lack Of Credentials Cost Her Injury Claim
• Walgreens Judge Warns SF $230M Opioid Deal No Candy Jar
• CMS Sanctions Draw Del. Suit Against Eldercare Co. InnovAge
• Retired City Staff Entitled To Health Benefits, Mich. Panel Says
• Ill. Hospital, Doctors Can't Be Sued Over 'Unspeakable Horror'
• Nursing Home Not Liable For Early COVID Deaths, Jury Says
• 1st Circ. Won't Revive J&J Hip Implant False Claims Act Suit
• 10th Circ. UBH Loss May Complicate 9th Circ. Rehearing Fight
• Nebraska Activists To Push Medical Pot Ballot Measure Again
• White House Looks To Scrap CBP Worker's Vax Mandate Case
• Tort Report: Spectrum Deal To End $1B Verdict Appeal
• Opened Email Dooms Small Biz's Protest Of $50B NIH IT Deal
• Jury Clears Miami Drug Trial Co.'s CEO Of Fraud Charges
• 4th Circ. Urged Not To Let NC Doc Seek Fees Again
• W.Va. Health Biz's Ex-GC Settles Ahead Of Conspiracy Trial
• Ohio Health System Agrees To Pay $1.75M In Data Breach Suit
• Time For Law Schools To Rethink Unsung Role Of Adjuncts
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Apple IP Judge Laments Twombly Standard 'Gift And A Curse'
• Del. Court Trims Biotech Investors' Stock Transfer Suit
• Federal Judge Wants Conn. High Court Help In Insurance Row
• Takeda Rejects $480M AbbVie Claim In Del. Drug Shortage Suit
• FDA Says More Than 250 E-Cig Products Can't Be Sold In US
• Takeaways From FTC's Challenge Of Amgen Deal
• Mich. Health System To Pay $800K To End Meal Break Suit
• Lab Can't Trim PerkinElmer's $6.3M COVID-19 Gear Suit
• DEA Affirms Denial Of Doctor's Bid To Reschedule Psilocybin
• Ohio Doctor Takes Dinsmore DQ Fight To 6th Circ.
• RFK Jr.'s Anti-Vax Suit Dropped Days After Transfer To NY
• Illinois Justices Say Doc Must Defend Wrongful Death Claims
• Defending The Religious And Spiritual Use Of Psychedelics
• Prior Cases Bar Janssen Kickback FCA Claims, Judge Told
• Atty Must Repay $9.4M In 'Scoundrel 101' Escrow Scheme
• Insurer Can't Get $10M Coverage Suit Moved To Tenn.
• UK Watchdog Says Veterinary Chain's Mergers Raise Concern
• What The Justices' Questions Signify For FCA Compliance
• Pa. Health Care Union Asks DOJ For Antitrust Probe Of UPMC
• Deals Rumor Mill: Manchester U, Ottawa Senators, Maravai
• Court Improperly Applied Flood Limits, Hospital Tells 1st Circ.
• The First States Jumping Into Regulating Psychedelics
• 5th Circ. Needles FDA On Its Abortion Pill Approval Process
• Senate Passes Resolution To Reverse 'Public Charge' Rule
• Fertility App Premom Settles FTC, States' Data Sharing Claims
• Juul And Altria To Pay $60.5M In Minn. Youth Vaping Deal
• FTC Actions Show Need To 'Rein In' Agency, Chamber Says
• Ariz. Halts Health Care Funds Amid Scam Targeting Natives
• NC Doctor Asks 4th Circ. To Throw Out $5.5M FCA Judgment
• Aetna Sued After Russian Hack Stole Data Of 3M Customers
• 6th Circ. Won't Rethink FCA Hiring Case Decision
• FTC Adds CVS Unit, Another Group Purchaser To PBM Probe
• What Texas Misrepresentation Ruling Means For Insurers
• Vets Look To Add 67K Stalled Claims To Reimbursement Suit
• Defending Remaining No-Poach Case, DOJ Assails Loss
• Elizabeth Holmes Gets New May 30 Self-Surrender Date
• NC Jury Finds Child's Racial Slurs Created Hostile Workplace
• Judge Won't Free Glove Maker From Forced Labor Suit, Yet
• Pa. Doctor, Pharmacy Sued For Over-Prescribing Medicines
• Tips For In-House Legal Leaders In A Challenging Economy
• Sales Worker Wants Collective Status In Siemens OT Suit
• Pittsburgh Surgeon Holds Firm On Disputed Tape After Article
• Walgreens To Pay SF $230M After Landmark Opioid Trial Loss
• 10th Circ. Doubtful That Okla.'s PBM Law Evades Preemption
• EyeMed Cuts $2.5M Multistate Deal Over Data Breach
• Holmes Ordered To Prison, Hit With $452M Restitution
• US Says Florida Condo Won't Submit To Fair-Housing Inquiry
• NC Republicans Jettison Governor's Veto On Abortion Limits
• Union Fund Trustees Say Anthem Should Face ERISA Suit
• Employers Weigh Wellness Plans' Savings Against Legal Risk
• Kaiser Settles EEOC Suit Over Lab Tech's Harassment Claims
• Ga. High Court Reviews 'Recklessness' In Ford Rollover Row
• Wash. Judge Says No Path For Unlicensed Legal Work Claims
• J&J's $8.9B Talc Deal Includes $400M To 6 States
• USPTO Relaxes Admissions Rules For Patent Practitioners
• Mo. Medical Pot License Scoring Process Crooked, Cos. Say
• Ohio Gov. Fires Back At 'Farce' Derailment Response Suit
• NY Medical Pot Cos. Soften Stance On Proposed $20M Fee
• Nossaman Adds 2 Health Care Partners In Calif. Capital
• J&J Talc Unit Can Pursue Ch. 11 Plan During Dismissal Fight
• What Justices' Loper Bright Ruling Will Mean For Chevron
• Pa. Amputee Wants $3.7M Added To $26M Med Mal Verdict
• Illinois Justices Doubt Nursing Home's Arbitration Bid
• Psychedelics Companies Face Quandary In Protecting IP
• CVS Inks $6M Deal To Settle Mass. AG's Drug Overcharge Suit
• Nurse 'Gaming The System' With Wage Action, Co. Says
• FTC Challenges $28B Amgen-Horizon Therapeutics Merger
• Qualms With Abortion Can't Crush Pill Access, 5th Circ. Told
• High Court Won't Hear Michigan PTO Wage Dispute
• 5th Circ. Temporarily Lifts ACA Preventive Care Mandate Block
• Google's Tracking Tools Intercept Abortion Data, Suit Says
• 10th Circ. Backs Parents' Win In UnitedHealth Benefits Suit
• Wash. Nursing Home Missed COVID Warnings, Jury Told
• 2nd Circ. Backs Denial Of Fees For Former PixarBio Attys
• 9th Circ. Revives San Francisco Workers' Vax Mandate Fight
• Computer Hacking Counts Must Stick To Contractor, Feds Say
• Texas Voters To Decide Whether To Raise Age Cap For Judges
• Gilead HIV Drug Fight Begins Rare Summary Jury Trial
• Anti-Vaccine Antitrust Suit Moved From Texas To NY
• Estate Loses Bid For Bigger Award In Ohio Nursing Home Suit
• 3rd Circ. Backs VA's Win In Nurse's Retaliation Suit
• Judge Affirms $490M FCA Verdict Against Medical Distributor
• The Clinic Fighting For Patients' Right To Try Mushrooms
• Justices Won't Take Up $39M Monsanto Cy Pres Settlement
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Prison Workers Want High Court's Take On COVID Hazard Pay
• Pa. Panel Says Errors Led To UPenn Worker's Cancer Coverage
• Fla. Atty Can't Escape $100K Sanction Over Trial Sabotage
• Man Says Ga. City Excludes Hearing Impaired In Court
• Mass. Hospital To Pay $1M To End Kronos Data Breach Claims
• KKR-Backed Envision Healthcare Hits Ch. 11 Bankruptcy
• Pension Fund Wants To Lead $10B Amgen Tax Dispute
• High Court Denies SC Farm Challenge To Clean Water Suit
• What Associates Need To Know Before Switching Law Firms
• Insys Trustee Says Court Should Halt Insurance Coverage Suit
• FTC Bucks Hospitals' Push For Court To Preempt Merger Fight
• FDA Won't Approve 6,500 E-Cigs For US Market
• NY Medical Pot Cos. Call Proposed Regs' $20M Fee 'Illegal'
• Ex-Workers Denied DaVita Grand Jury Docs For Now
• Md. Judge Tosses Stolen Spiritual Care Plan Suit For Now
• Mich. Health System To Pay $600K In Retirement Plan Fee Suit
• Moderna Fires Back At Rival's 'Baseless' Vaccine Patent Row
• Health Care Facility, Worker Settle COVID Disability Suit
• Feds Say Couple's Therapy Biz Defrauded Medicare Of $1.2M
• Worker Says Allegheny Health Fired Her Over FMLA Request
• Talc Victims Seek Right To Sue J&J Over Voided Funding Deal
• NephroSant Founder's Chancery Redaction Bid Is Rejected
• Taxation With Representation: Gibson Dunn, Davis Polk
• A Case For Sharing Mediation Statements With Counterparties
• GCI To Pay $40M To End FCA Claims It Defrauded FCC
• Altria's Vaping Claims Deal Could Spur Other Settlements
• Philips Inks $62M Deal Resolving FCPA Allegations From SEC
• Surgery Centers Say SEIU Benefit Fund Underpaid Them
• Med Mal Expert Can't Testify Autism Caused By Birth Injury
• Conn. Health System Wrong On Filed Rate Doctrine, Judge Told
• 7th Circ. Upholds DOL's Win In 401(k) Raiding Suit
• SmileDirectClub Asks 9th Circ. To Seal Invisalign Co.'s Suit
• Senate Panel Approves Bipartisan PBM Overhaul
• Ill. Court Affirms $2.1M Verdict In Blood Clot Death Suit
• Practice Says It's Owed $750K In COVID Test Reimbursements
• Ohio Opioid Settlement Foundation Must Make Records Public
• DOJ Sanctioned In FCA Case Over Discovery Dispute
• DOL Sues Philly Home Care Agency For OT Violations
• Tackling Long-Tail Legacy Liability Risk: A Defendant's Toolkit
• Challenging Standing In Antitrust Class Actions: Injury-In-Fact
• NC Suit Over Health Care Co.'s Data Breach Migrates To Fla.
• Mich. Justice Upbraids Claims Judge For Abortion Ruling
• 3rd Circ. Declines To Revive Nurse's Hostile Workplace Claims
• Real Estate Rumors: Dwight Capital, Carlisle, Meso Scale
• Fortis Rips J&J's Bid To DQ Selendy Gay In Chancery Case
• VA Watchdog Blasts $187M In Unchecked COVID Spending
• Deals Rumor Mill: Saudi Aramco, Alibaba, Meta
• Del. Judge Says InterMune Doesn't Have To Indemnify Ex-CEO
• Conn. Reaches Overbilling Settlement With Medical Groups
• Aluminum Co. Says It Never Promised Lifetime Health Benefits
• Vt. Hospital Accused Of Mismanaging $1.76B Retirement Plan
• Jeb Bush-Led SPAC Fails To Find Merger Partner
• Wash. Judge Asks If Teen's Residential Stay Was Medical Must
• To Gets Vaccine Bundling Suit Tossed, Merck Points To GSK
• Doc Can't Use Patient's Mental Health Records In Suit
• Masimo Calls Axing Of Biz Trade Secrets 'Manifest Injustice'
• SEC Says Medical Device Co. Duped Investor In $730K Deal
• FCA Chases 'Shrewder' Kickbacks As 50-Year Hunt Intensifies
• 9th Circ. Backs Medical Center's Win In Disability Bias Suit
• UnitedHealth Unit Cites Latest DOJ 'No-Poach' Loss To Exit Suit
• Chiropractor Not Liable For Junk Faxes Sent In Her Name
• Pot Co. Faked Email To Dodge $6M Payment, Ex-Partner Says
• Firefighter Says LA Owes OT For Virus Quarantine Time
• What FTC's Data Actions Say About Tracker Enforcement
• Ga. Urology Co. Settles Ex-Workers' Unpaid OT Claims
• Preparing For Legal Scrutiny Of Data Retention Policies
• North Carolina Town Slams Ex-Cop's Appeal In Retaliation Suit
• FDA Panel Votes For OTC Birth Control Pill
• Altria Strikes $235M Deal To End Youth Vaping Claims
• PE Firms Strike $7.1B Deal To Buy Syneos Health
• Calif. Health System Shakes Some Claims In Meta Privacy Suit
• Eli Lilly Drug Rebate Damages Tripled To $183M
• NJ Hospital Gets Suit Over Diabetic Patient's Death Tossed
• SF Schools Need $92M For Vaping Fix, Altria Jury Told
• FDA's 'Radical' Abortion Pill Stance Fails, 5th Circ. Told
• Meta Says It Can't Be Held Liable For Misuse Of Pixel Tool
• DEA Extends Telehealth Rule For Controlled Substances Rx
• Congress Must Reform PBMs To Lower The Cost Of Insulin
• Labcorp Says Texas Paid Claims For 8 Years Before Fraud Suit
• Niaspan Buyers Ask 3rd Circ. For Rehearing On Class Cert.
• Mass. Hospital, Workers Seek OK For $500K ERISA Settlement
• Health Providers Must Beware FCA Risks When Using AI
• HHS Urges Court To Toss Texas Abortion Pill Suit
• Takeaways From Washington's Sweeping Health Privacy Bill
• Hospice Firms Skirt Fraud Claims After Ex-Execs Fined $113M
• Ex-Allen & Overy IP Atty Joins Duane Morris In Silicon Valley
• 3 Firms Lead MultiPlan's $160M Purchase Of Benefits Science
• Labor Collusion Loss Will Shape DOJ's Case Strategy
• 3rd Circ. Says J&J Talc Unit's Ch. 11 Should Proceed
• 9th Circ. Declines To Revisit Assisted Living Facility Wage Suit
• Altria Fueled Juul Vaping Crisis, Harvard Prof. Testifies
• Pfizer Spinoff Sued By Former Vax Supplier
• Fla. Seeks To 'Vindicate' State System For Disabled Kids
• FDA Hit With Suit Looking To Keep Abortion Drug Access
• Talc Co. Tells 3rd Circ. Ch. 11 Mandamus Writ Is Premature
• Prison Operator GEO Group To Pay $3M To Settle Investor Suit
• SVB Collapse Blamed For Default In $2.5M Settlement
• Md. Atty Hit With 9 Years For 'Scoundrel 101' Escrow Fraud
• Neb. Justices Say Nixed Experts Doom Birth Injury Suit
• Judge Finds Rehab Center Failed To Prove Harm In Ordinance
• Illumina Tells Shareholders Icahn Wrong About Selling Grail
• Pa. Health Co. Says Patients Can't Blame It For Stolen Nudes
• Ark. VA Hospital Hit With $2M Verdict In Infection Suit
• Paul Weiss' Veeraraghavan On Slew Of Health Care Deals
• Kaiser Lets Google, Twitter 'Wiretap' Patients' Info, Suit Says
• Barnes & Thornburg Lands In Nashville With 5-Partner Team
• Law360's 2023 Health Care Editorial Advisory Board
• Centene Beats Suit Over COVID-19 Testing Reimbursement
• Cannabis Financer Wants To Arbitrate Escrow Theft Suit
• Ohio Panel Says No Workers' Comp For Break Room Fight
• Attorneys Should Have An Ethical Duty To Advance DEI
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• 5th Circ. Backs Hospital's Win In Black Worker's Bias Suit
• Winston & Strawn Adds Reed Smith Gov't Contracts Trio
• Ga. Jury Awards $4.5M To Woman Over Spinal Device Injury
• Walgreens To Face Theranos MDL, Escapes Punitive Claims
• 3rd Circ. Upholds Class Cert. Denial In Niaspan MDL
• Care Provider Can't Duck Claims Over Mother's Death
• Stryker Settles Faulty Spinal Device Claims Days Before Trial
• Judge Won't Rethink Injunction In Idaho Abortion Law Suit
• Wash. Supreme Court Lifts COVID Vax Mandate For Workers
• Congress Poised To Act Amid Explosion of State PBM Laws
• Drug Co. Wants Houston Judge To Halt Opioid MDL Discovery
• FDA Alum And Regulatory Pro Joins Walmart Legal Team
• Texas High Court Won't Rehear $14M Medical Malpractice Suit
• Ohio Hospital Wants Nurses' Unpaid OT Suit Nixed
• New Considerations In Med Device Cybersecurity Compliance
• Texas Panel Won't Re-Freeze Gilead Medicaid Fraud Suit
• UnitedHealth Escapes ERISA Overpayment Recovery Suit
• Ga. Pharmacy Demands Info Over Medicare Funds Freeze
• Cigna Wants COVID Lab Suit Tossed Over Misconduct
• Health Hires: Blank Rome, Husch Blackwell
• Armstrong Teasdale Adds Partner With CRE Deal Experience
• Data-Driven Insights Are Key To Attracting Today's Clients
• Taxation With Representation: Wachtell, Kirkland, Fried
• 9th Circ. Says Warren's COVID-19 Book Jabs Weren't A Threat
• Apple, Masimo Denied JMOL Wins In $1.85B Watch IP Row
• NC's 12-Week Abortion Ban Passes Both State Chambers
• 4th Circ. Tests Walgreens' Bid To Skip Medicaid Fraud Liability
• 11th Circ. Urged To Rethink Nix Of $8M Supplement Deal
• NC Health Agency, Duke Strike Back In MRI Operator Case
• BioTech Co. Must Prove It Didn't Flout Court Order In SEC Suit
• Lowey, Bursor & Fisher Want To Steer GoodRx Privacy Suits
• Cancer Patient's Coverage Win Withstands BCBS Challenge
• Venue Agreement Dictates Dismissal Of Doc's Hair Robot Suit
• Lannett Seeking Fast Run Through $600M Reorg
• Kochava Escapes FTC Data Privacy Suit, For Now
• Federal Oversight Of AI In Healthcare Is Taking Shape
• Founder Of Fallen Nanotech Biz Gets 4 Years For $7M Fraud
• Kroger Strikes $68M Deal To Avoid Trial In W.Va. Opioid Suit
• Don't Ignore 'Elephant' In Pot License Suit, 9th Circ. Told
• Ga. Judge Refuses To Remand Camper Death Suit
• Buchanan Ingersoll Gets $700K In Fee Dispute With Ex-Client
• Altria Accused Of 'Pseudo Social Responsibility' At Trial
• Option Care Health To Merge With Amedisys In $3.6B Deal
• Ex-FDA Officials Back Feds In Abortion Pill Fight At 5th Circ.
• Panel Affirms Ga. Hospital's Need For New Surgery Center
• North Carolina House Approves 12-Week Abortion Ban
• Atty Who Called Judges 'Scumbags,' Slurs Faces Sanctions
• Dismissal Motion Hearing Set For June In J&J Talc Ch. 11
• Suit Claims Conn. Nursing School Derailed Students' Careers
• Cravath, Davis Polk Steer Kenvue's $3.8B IPO
• W. Va. Abortion Drug Law Fight Can Continue, Judge Rules
• 7th Circ. Won't Revive Maintenance Worker's Race Bias Suit
• NJ High Court Creates Wellness Committee Led By Justice
• Stryker Hires Counsel To Launch New Internal FCPA Probe
• Pa. Panel Undoes Order Blocking Hospital From Closing ER
• Ohio Businessman Admits Role In $24M Health Fraud
• Titan Of The Plaintiffs Bar: Brown Goldstein's Eve Hill
• Ex-VA Exec's Forced-Retirement Suit Falls Short At 9th Circ.
• Ghosting In BigLaw: Why Better Feedback Habits Are Needed
• Generic Drugmaker Lannett Hits Ch. 11 With $700M In Debt
• MoFo Litigation Leader Jumps To Paul Hastings
• 'Extortion' Charge Roils FCA Bar As Kickback Suits Surge
• Tenn. Eye Center To Pay $17M To Settle Kickback Claims
• Wash. AG Launches Exploratory Campaign For Governor
• Health Aides Hit NY Home Care Operator With OT Suit
• 5 Crowe & Dunlevy Attys Join Steptoe & Johnson In Okla.
• Wis. High Court Won't Force Hospital To Use Ivermectin
• NY Pharmacy Owners Ran $29M Health Care Fraud, Feds Say
• Reject 'Carte Blanche' For Risky Opioid Sales, 4th Circ. Urged
• From Perkins Coie To Stoel Rives, Benefits Atty Comes 'Home'
• HHS Tells 5th Circ. Texas Court Misread Post-Dobbs Guidance
• Golden Star SPAC Raises $60M To Pursue Asian Acquisition
• Talc Claimants Ask 3rd Circ. To End J&J Unit's New Ch. 11
• High Court Whistleblower Case Is Bigger Than Wall Street
• Mich. Panel: COVID Restrictions Challenge May Be Moot
• New Rulings Back Hospital Antitrust Suit, Conn. Residents Say
• GAO Says Ex-CMS Consultant Gave No Edge In $66M IT Deal
• Ga. Justices To Review Fight Over Hospital Change
• UPenn Hospital Wants New Trial In $183M Birth Injury Case
• DOL Says $6.7M To Be Paid For Claims In Pension Fund Suit
• 1st Circ. Receptive To Reviving Rx Delivery Data Breach Suit
• Wash. Panel Finds Clock Ran Out On Nurse's Wage Claim
• What To Know About Proposed HIPAA Privacy Rule Changes
• 6th Circ. Says Ohio Jailers Must Face Claims For Inmate Death
• Bipartisan Overhaul Of Rx Benefit Cos. Stalls At Senate Panel
• No Sanctions For Failed Class In Hospital Antitrust Suit
• NJ Jury Sides With J&J Unit In Pelvic Mesh Injury Suit
• Pfizer, J&J And Moderna Hit With Texas COVID Vax Probe
• Activist Investor Nominates 2 Candidates For Masimo Board
• Doctor Gets Appeal Revived In Jackson Lewis Defamation Suit
• HHS Takes First Post-Dobbs Actions On Abortion Refusals
• 'Momentous Day' As Justices Eye Chevron Deference Demise
• 'Fog Of War' No Alibi? Outbreak Case's Ruling Bolsters Gov't
• Humana, Aetna Say Calif. Law Bars Drugmaker's Fed. Court Bid
• Tobacco Co. Filed Too Early To Offset $9M Judgment
• Embattled Wash. Insurance Chief Won't Seek Reelection
• DC Circ. Asks What's Wrong With Endo-Impax Deal
• Drugmaker Lannett Strikes Deal On $511M Debt Restructure
• Cannabis Firm Says Contractor Broke THC-Free Distillate Deal
• Mistrial Declared In Masimo's $1.85B IP Fight Against Apple
• Biotech Co. To Face Amended Investor Suit Over COVID Test
• Patients Say Fla. Ban On Trans Care Ignores Medical Expertise
• Arrayit Exec Denied New Trial In COVID Test Fraud Case
• CNN's Anderson Cooper Beats Fla. Medical Defamation Suit
• Examining Chancery's Recent Openness To Caremark Claims
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• NJ Appeals Panel Upholds Merck's $1.4B Cyber Coverage Win
• Law Needs A Balance Between Humanism And Formalism
• 11th Amendment Blocks Co.'s Hawaii Hemp Rule Suit
• 9th Circ. Asked To Rethink Stem Cell Injury Coverage Ruling
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