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Health - June, 2023

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• Opioid Judge Mulls Liability Of 'Don Draper' McKinsey
• Mich. High Court Questions If Its COVID Orders Overstepped
• 7th Circ. Affirms Immunity For Wisconsin Tribal Health Center
• HHS Must Rework $50B IT Contract Again, Watchdog Says
• Texas Justices Hand Win To Governor On Mask Mandate Ban
• Talc Claimants Call J&J Unit's 2nd Ch. 11 A Tort Dodge
• Texas High Court Says Anti-Bias Law Doesn't Cover Obesity
• Doc Cleared Of $85M Medicare Scam Can't Sanction Feds
• Wash. Docs Keep Trial Win In Patient Death Suit
• EU, Pfizer Strike Pandemic Prep Deal Via €5B Health Program
• Feds Deny Liability For ICE Detainee's COVID-19 Death
• Amgen, Horizon Lodge Constitutional Attack On FTC
• Most Of NC Abortion Law Can Take Effect, Judge Rules
• Scope Of FTC's Health Info Enforcement May Expand
• Fla. Doc Tells 11th Circ. MetLife's Fraud Claims Are Too Late
• Gilead, Teva Defeat $3.6B HIV Drug Antitrust Case At Trial
• Yale Hospital Agrees To ERISA Class Cert. In Fee Suit
• Bright Health Group Sells Calif. Medicare Biz In $600M Deal
• Hot Carafe Burn Victim Says JetBlue Destroyed Evidence
• Nursing Home Wants Coverage For Wrongful Death Arbitration
• DC Circ. Finds GOP House Trio's Mask Fine Suit Barred
• Appellate Funding Disclosure: No Mandate Is Right Choice
• 5 ERISA Cases To Watch In 2023's Second Half
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Wachtell Guides Bausch & Lomb In $2.5B Novartis Deal
• Justices Order FCA Do-Overs After SuperValu Intent Ruling
• Calif.'s Insulin Cost Suit Against CVS Sent Back To State Court
• Pharma CEO, Others Get Prison Time In $80M Medicare Fraud
• ICE OB-GYN Gets Okay To Depose Patient In Defamation Suit
• Bans On Trans Youths' Health Care Get Blocked In Tenn., Ky.
• Ga. Judge Trims Camper Death Suit
• Wash. Students Get Class Cert. In COVID Tuition Refund Case
• Cos. Argue Social Media Immunity From Mental Health Claims
• Tennessee Accuses 3M, DuPont Of PFAS Foam Contamination
• NC Hospital Can't Get Quick Win In Suit Over Eye Biz Scheme
• Ex-Alexion VP, Police Chief Charged In Insider-Trading Sweep
• How NY Law Affects Scrutiny Of Health Care PE Transactions
• Health Care Info Blocking Rule Changes To Watch For
• DOJ Fights AmerisourceBergen's Dismissal Bid In Opioid Suit
• Case Law Is Mixed On D&O Coverage For Gov't Investigations
• Atty For Theranos Exec Joins Seattle's Corr Cronin
• Doctor Likely Fired For Poor Bedside Manner, 10th Circ. Rules
• Hirschler Fleischer Brings On Litigation Atty In Va.
• Ga. Panel Nixes Sanctions Over Atty Conduct In Med Mal Suit
• Texas Hospital Gets Ch. 11 Loan As It Heads For Sale
• Pa. Court Strikes Two-Lab Requirement For Medical Cannabis
• Pfizer Insider Charged With Profiting Off COVID Drug Info
• J&J Took Initiative On 2019 Talc Recall, Jury Hears
• NY AG Says Nursing Homes Misused $83M, Neglected Elderly
• HHS Office Settles With Health Tech Biz Over Unsecured Data
• Attys For Gilead, Drug Buyers Trade Barbs As $3.6B Trial Ends
• Accused Atty Says Feds' Theory Faulty In Biz Takeover Case
• Judge Says Full Freeze Of NC Abortion Law Is 'Off The Table'
• DOJ Targets Telehealth, Opioids In $2.5B Fraud Sweep
• 3rd Circ. Skeptical Of Aetna's Bid To Dismantle ERISA Class
• Ga. Panel Backs Hospital Authority Again For Tax Exemption
• Sanofi Clears Cancer Drug From More Generic Competition
• Va. Man Says Cook Medical Filter Punctured Large Vein
• UK Health Co. Wants Out Of US Psilocybin Therapy Theft Suit
• ALI's Medical-Monitoring Proposal May Encourage Claims
• Preparing For FDA's Surprise Foreign Drug Inspection Regime
• Drug Pricing Law Could Have Unintended Consequences
• Geico Says NJ Medical Providers Ran $1.8M No-Fault Scam
• NY Bar Association Forms Task Force On Assisted Suicide Bill
• Calif. Woman Convicted In $24M Medicare Wheelchair Scam
• Think Tank Will Repay $500K In PPP Funds, Feds Say
• NC Lab Owner Can't Undo $15M Medicaid Fraud Verdict
• NJ Reaches 'Historic' $393M PFAS Settlement With Solvay
• What's Next For Colorado's Psychedelics Legalization?
• Health Care Consulting Co. Dodges Data Breach Suit For Now
• Wash. Justices Weigh Dueling Forums In College COVID Suits
• Judge Indicates DOJ's $140M Fraud Suit Headed For Retrial
• Mich. Tribe Says Blue Cross Data Problems Merit Default Win
• Abortion Providers And SC Fight Before State's Top Court
• AliveCor Asks Fed. Circ. To Flip Partial Loss In Apple ITC Row
• NC Health Sec. Calls Out Abortion Law As GOP Makes Changes
• Ariz. Court Affirms Dismissal Of Bad Eye Implant Injury Suit
• J&J Talc Unit Dismissal Trial Focuses On Funding Agreements
• Mass. Pharmacy To Pay $10M For Missing Opioid 'Red Flags'
• UnitedHealth Unit Ordered To Give No-Poach Docs To Workers
• Feds Say Doctors Lack Ability To Challenge ACA Sex Bias Ban
• Co. Settles With Last Insurer In EEOC Suit Coverage Dispute
• SuperValu's Lesson: Always Be Building An FCA Defense
• Next Steps For Ill. Tort Defendants After Cotton V. Coccaro
• Dentons Adds IP Pro From Steptoe & Johnson
• NBA Players Must Avoid Legal Fouls In CBD Deals
• Cellino Can't Get Fees From Ga. Mesh Lawsuit, Atty Claims
• NC Dental Board Wants To Ax Kroger's Ohio Opioid Subpoena
• Indicted Mass. Atty Newly Charged With $5M Client Theft
• Supreme Court's Opioid Edict Spawns 'Troubling' Divisions
• Gilead Didn't Pay Teva In HIV Drug IP Deal, Economist Says
• High Court Rejects Ohio State's Bids To End Sex Abuse Cases
• Attys Want $76M After $255M Juul Settlement
• Retirees Slam NC As Seeking Fictional 'Writ Of Total Victory'
• Judge Lets NC Republican Leaders Jump Into Abortion Suit
• Dechert, Shearman Rep On MedTech's $370M SPAC Merger
• Optum To Buy Amedisys For $3.3B, Derailing Option Care Deal
• 3M Strikes Confidential PFAS Deal With Fla. City
• Insys Founder Kapoor Released After 2 Years In Prison
• Okla. Tribal Hospital Settles $6M Wrongful Death Lawsuit
• No Jurisdiction In 2 Cook Medical MDL Suits, Panel Rules
• Hospitals' Nude Photo Leak Suit Returned To Pa. State Court
• NBA Veteran Cops To Fraudulent Billing In $5M Benefits Scam
• VA Nurses' Overtime Claims Slashed Due to Policy Shift
• Mallinckrodt To Make Payments On $1.7B In Term Loans
• Ohio Panel Undoes Walgreens' Early Win In Opioid Overdose
• Walmart Investors Balk At Stay Request In Del. Opioid Suit
• As Interest Rates Rise, So Do Liability Management Deals
• Challenge To NLRB Judges' Authority Shipped To Conn.
• How Attys Can Avoid Exposing Their Firms To Cyberattacks
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• The Law360 400: Tracking The Largest US Law Firms
• A Need To Be Big: US Law Firms Kept Foot On Gas In 2022
• 10 Years Of The 10 Biggest US Firms
• Ark. Pot Biz Urges 8th Circ. To Revive Discrimination Suit
• Fox Rothschild Adds Gesmer Updegrove Trial Atty In Boston
• Attys Tell Biden Admin Pot's Schedule 1 Status 'Indefensible'
• McKinsey Nears Opioid MDL Deal With Tribes, Insurance Plans
• Ex-FTC Official Pans Claim Gilead-Teva Deal Hurt Competition
• Texas High Court Says Drug Testers Don't Have Duty Of Care
• Colo. Startup Didn't Pay For Heart Device Study, Suit Says
• Biden Orders DOL To Expand Birth Control Access
• NC Republican Leaders Want To Jump Into Abortion Ban Suit
• Health Hires: MapLight, Wilson Sonsini, Mayer Brown
• 3 Questions Lingering For Benefits Attys 1 Year After Dobbs
• 6 States Join FTC's Challenge To Amgen's $28B Horizon Buy
• Public Nature Of Extra Meds Allegations Dooms FCA Suit
• NM High Court Clarifies State's Rules On Duplicative Damages
• CMS Stark Law Waiver Fixes Gap In COVID Era Protections
• AG's Eli Lilly Insulin Probe Needs Mich. High Court Action
• Rare FDA Move Shows Stance On Remote Monitoring Devices
• Ex-Trulieve Pot Biz Worker Says He Was Fired For FMLA Leave
• 11th Circ. Says Dispute Over CDC Mask Mandate Is Moot
• Texas Woman's Unwanted Pregnancy Suit Heads To Top Court
• Pa. Pharmacy Knew Doc Overprescribed Meds, Woman Says
• Icon Ken Feinberg Shares Lessons From A Life Mediating
• How To Defend The Religious Use Of Psychedelics In Court
• NJ Law Firm Hit With Malpractice Claims Over Atty Fees
• What Purdue Ch. 11 Means For Future Of Third-Party Releases
• Trial Set In Ga. Woman's Pelvic Mesh Case
• Virginia 'Rocket Docket' Slowdown Is Likely A Blip
• FDA Publishes Draft Guidance On Psychedelic Drug Research
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Taxation With Representation: Latham, Kirkland, Fenwick
• Jazz Pharma Says FDA Again Defied Orphan Drug Exclusivity
• How Dobbs Has Changed The Data Privacy Landscape
• NC AG Agrees With Those Suing Him: Abortion Ban Unlawful
• Iowa Court Overturns $6M Nursing Home Negligence Verdict
• J&J Talc Unit's Ch. 11 Suit Injunction Extended To August
• Religious Rights Ruling Bolsters ACA Challenge, 5th Circ. Told
• Full 6th Circ. Won't Hear Staffing Co.'s Indemnification Row
• How A Top Anti-Abortion Atty Sees Dobbs 1 Year Later
• How A Top Abortion-Rights Atty Sees Dobbs 1 Year Later
• Abortion Litigation To Watch As Dobbs Decision Turns 1
• Sterigenics Has To Face Joined Cancer Suits Plus Bellwethers
• Mich. Appeals Court Won't Tackle COVID Tolling Bench Split
• A Look At 2023's Major NLRB Developments Thus Far
• State Lawmakers Reveal How They Move Psychedelics Policy
• 3M Strikes $12.5B Deal Over PFAS Contamination
• Lyme Disease Test 'Useless,' 'Inaccurate,' Suit Says
• Preparing For Md. Adult-Use Cannabis: Operations And More
• 'Gender Identity Is Real': Judge Tosses Fla. Ban On Trans Care
• Ex-Jurist's $1,550-Hour Gilead Witness Job Not Ethics Issue
• Panel Says Med Mal Expert Ineligible To Testify About Nurses
• Drug Lobby Widens Industry Pricing Challenges To Texas
• IAnthus Stole $4.5M From Cannabis Co., Suit Claims
• Ga. City Settles Bulk Of Carpet Industry PFAS Suit
• 7th Circ. Reverses Ceramic Co.'s Win In Asbestos Suit
• Attys Blast 'Barebone' Defenses In Camp Lejeune Water Suits
• Where State Abortion Ballot Measures Stand After Dobbs
• 5th Circ. Backs Collective Cert. In Therapists' OT Suit
• Hospital Says Pot User In Wrongful Firing Suit Wasn't Hired
• FTC Urges 2nd Circ. To Revive Bystolic Antitrust Case
• Zoetis Seeks Access To Stable In Antibiotic Horse Death Suit
• Medical Provider Trims Its $31M Underpaid Bills Coverage Suit
• Parents Fight $19M Payback Order In Pa. Birth Injury Case
• Attys Say 'Fractured' Pot Reform A Lesson For Psychedelics
• Takeaways From Tribes' High Court Adoption Case Victory
• Texas District Attys Want Abortion Ban Challenge Dismissed
• Preparing For Md. Adult-Use Cannabis: Licensing Provisions
• FTC's Amgen-Horizon Protest Raises Conglomerate Concerns
• 2nd Circ. Affirms Yale's Win In Ex-Prof's Trump Tweet Suit
• Gilead-Teva Deal Costs To Buyers Top $3.6B As Plaintiffs Rest
• 7th Circ. Backs TRT-Maker Actavis In Man's Heart Attack Suit
• Judge Scraps Ark. Ban On Gender-Affirming Care For Youths
• Blue Cross Still Defying Court Order, Michigan Tribe Alleges
• Supreme Court Remands Medicaid Rows To 4th, 7th Circs.
• Sanofi Needn't Indemnify German Pharma Co. In Zantac Suits
• Senate Confirms Abortion Rights Atty To 1st Circ.
• Health Co. Accuses Ex-Exec Of Causing Tax Hit In Canada
• High Court Underscores DOJ's Role In Policing FCA Litigation
• 4 Things To Know About Indiana's Long-Term Care Reform Act
• Hospital's Work Stoppage Suit Belongs In RI, Union Says
• 5 Management Tips To Keep Law Firm Merger Talks Moving
• What 3rd Circ. Niaspan Decision Means For Class Cert.
• NJ Panel Upholds Insurers' Dental Practice Coverage Win
• Epstein Becker Grows Health Care Practice In Dallas, Memphis
• Health Care IT Co. To Pay $1.7M Over Unapproved Expenses
• AI-Focused Spinal Imaging Co. Hits Ch. 11 After Layoffs
• 2 Firms Build $2.4B Sale Of SF Biopharmaceutical Biz
• Activist Investor Urges Avon To Review Strategic Alternatives
• NC 'Sinus Spa' Doctor Gets 25 Years In $46M Medical Fraud
• Law360 Names 2023's Top Attorneys Under 40
• Calif. Jury Finds Urologist Stole Penile Implant Trade Secrets
• Bristol-Myers Joins Big Pharma Attack On Price Negotiating
• Harvard Profs Battle Over $1.5B Antitrust Damages Estimate
• High Court's FCA Ruling Reopens Constitutionality Question
• Fla. Man Sentenced To 15 Years In Prison Over HIV Drug Fraud
• PR Federal Judge Rips Insurer For 'Pretending To Claim Bias'
• Feds Lose 'Kicker' With High Court's Narrow ID Theft Take
• Outcome Ex-CEO Fights Forfeiture After $1B Fraud Conviction
• Ascension Health Hit With Biometric Privacy Claims In Illinois
• HS Athlete Needs Medical Panel OK To Sue Trainer Over Injury
• Walgreens Must Face Bulk Of Kids' Cough Medicine Suit
• Iowa Supreme Court Blocks Fetal Heartbeat Abortion Ban
• Harvard Sued Over Morgue Director's Alleged Body Part Sales
• Providers Sue To Undo 'Nonsensical' NC Abortion Limits
• Fla. Man 'Integral' To Telehealth Scam Faces 5 Years, Feds Say
• 4th Circ. Affirms Health Care Co.'s Win In Nurse's FMLA Suit
• Texas Hospital Must Face Botched Brain Surgery Suit
• Harvard Accuses Power Plant Of Illegal Fees In $2.4M Suit
• Kaiser Permanente Gets Tax Credit Claims Cut Permanently
• Medical Device Co. Escapes Ex-Worker's ERISA Suit
• Ga. Doc Liable For Metal Poisoning False-Billing Scheme
• SmileDirect Drops Antitrust Suit Against Calif. Dental Board
• Purdue Seeks Ch. 11 Stay Extension To Implement Its Plan
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Hong Kong Biz Sues Over Failed $10M Face Mask Venture
• What NIH's New Grant Guidance Means For Awardees
• Recent Bills Show Congress' Growing Maturity On Cannabis
• Immunomedics Attys Win $12M Fee In $40M Data Scandal Deal
• Broader Implications Of High Court's Identity Theft Law Ruling
• 4 Major Benefits Policy Developments In The First Half Of 2023
• 9th Circ. Reverses Worker's Disability Benefits Denial
• Border Patrol Union Urges Justices To Mull COVID Hazard Pay
• High Court Backs Broad FCA Dismissal Authority For Gov't
• Penile Implant 'Trade Secrets' Are Urology 101, Jury Told
• Kochava Fights To Keep FTC's 'False' Privacy Claims Sealed
• Hospital Hit With $8M Verdict Over Botched Cesarean Section
• Sanctions For Atty Who Said Judges 'Owned By' Law Firms
• NC Asks State Justices To Nix Retirees' Win In Health Plan Fight
• Prominent Kirkland Litigator Steps Away From Practicing Law
• Ex-Doctor Accused Of Abuse Entitled To Additional Discovery
• Hospitals Seek Class Counsel In Opioid MDL
• Inovio Investors Get Derivative Deal OK'd Over Vaccine Claims
• Xerox Inks $7.2M ERISA Deal With 900 Early Retirees
• CBD Biz Dodges Sanctions In Franchisee Termination Row
• President, Tribal Leaders Praise High Court's ICWA Ruling
• NJ Justices Say Injury Plaintiffs Needn't Justify Exam Observers
• Florida Dental Provider Faces Lawsuits Over Data Breach
• Fla. Dental Co. Controllers Sued In Del. Over Fraud Claims
• What The Data Says About FDA Responses To FOIA Requests
• 4th Circ. Nixes Arbitration Award Favoring Fired Care Worker
• Cybersecurity Is Biggest Compliance Threat, Survey Says
• LabMD's Malpractice, Fraud Claims In Ga. Sent To Arbitration
• The Texas Two-Step May Be Losing Steam
• Atty's Remarks Likely Protected, Ga. Judges Hint In Libel Case
• Mallinckrodt Skips Bond Interest Bill While Mulling Options
• Botched Catheterization Made Cancer Worse, Patient Says
• Convicted Ex-Rep. Says Hit To Career Is Punishment Enough
• Pa. Rehab Owner Wants Damages Over Outbid Buyer's Suit
• FTC Pharma Merger Digest May Offer Policy Clues
• The Road Ahead For Rite Aid And Other Troubled Retailers
• Justices Rule For Tribes In Native Adoption Case
• Ex-FDA Official Tells Antitrust Jury Generic Rivals Were Ready
• PBM Trade Group Balks At Move To Curtail Compensation
• 5 Important Benefits Rulings From The 1st Half Of 2023
• Insurers Blame Doctor's Ill Will For Pa. Wiretap Suit
• Harvard Morgue Manager Charged With Selling Body Parts
• CFPB Reports Highlight Medical Financing And Billing Risks
• 3 Abortion Enforcement Takeaways 1 Year After Dobbs
• Trump-Pardoned Pharmacist Seeks Return Of Restitution
• Ohio County Health Board Escapes Black Exec's Bias Suit
• Rethinking In-Office Attendance For Associate Retention
• Lawmakers Push FDA To Finish E-Cig Applications
• NC Physician Assistant Found Guilty Of $10M Medicare Fraud
• Ark. Health System Beats Computer Specialist's OT Claims
• Missouri Hospital Keeps Trial Win In Shaken Baby Case
• Gilead-Teva Patent Deal Cost Drug Buyers Over $2B, Jury Told
• Split 10th Circ. Won't Let Nurses Union Arbitrate Staffing Spat
• Spinal Device Co. Gets $6M Bond Cut In Trade Secrets Suit
• Wash. Justices Review Revamped Malpractice Time Limit
• Monsanto's 11th Circ. Appeal Deal Queried In Roundup Case
• Counties Say Geolocation Needed For 988 Suicide Lifeline
• Ch. 11 Dismissal Trial A Gating Issue In J&J Talc Unit Case
• Meijer Insurers Must Face Opioid Coverage Suit In Michigan
• Walmart Owes Hand Sanitizer Vendor $7.2M, Jury Says
• Holmes Opposes Feds' Post-Prison Victim Payment Plan
• Biotech Co. Says SEC Can't Back Up Asset Freeze
• Conn. AG Talks Unregulated Cannabis 'Danger,' Abortion
• DOJ's 'Hyperbolic' Opioid Suit 'Falls Far Short,' Rite Aid Says
• Doc Not Owed Atty Fees In Vax Rights Suit, 6th Circ. Says
• Mo. Docs Won't Face Suit Over Man's Partial Blindness
• Geico Says Med Cos. Fraudulently Claimed $2M In Scheme
• Avoiding Antitrust Enforcement In Health Care Joint Ventures
• GOP Lawmakers, AGs Back Illumina Against FTC At 5th Circ.
• 5th Circ. Says DOD Can't Punish Guardsmen Over Vax Refusal
• NHL's Senators Selling 90% Stake In Reported $1B Deal
• 'Scoundrel' Atty Owes Medical Co. $3.4M, Judge Told
• OptimisCorp Attys Want Out Of Arb. Award Row In Chancery
• Hospital Must Bargain With Nurses Union, DC Circ. Rules
• Crowell & Moring Exiting Walgreens Suit Over Conflict Claims
• 5th Circ. Pause Keeps ACA Preventive Coverage Safe For Now
• Dykema Adds Proskauer Partner As East Coast Appeals Head
• DOJ Sees Far-Reaching Victory In High Court's FCA Ruling
• Premera Blue Cross Escapes Residential Therapy Suit
• Colo. Doctors Sue State Medicaid Agency Over 'Flawed' Audit
• Hospitals Call Ex-Doctor's Challenge To Vax Deal 'Mudslinging'
• Amgen, Horizon Blast FTC's 'Speculation On Speculation'
• Feds, Biz Groups Strike Deal On Stay Of ACA Ruling
• VA Worker's Pay Suit Goes To Claims Court, Fed. Circ. Says
• NY Hospital, Docs Must Face Suit Over Sponge In Patient
• Wash. Judge Nixes Hearing Aid Co.'s Contract Breach Claims
• Screening Older MDs Needed For Patient Safety, Court Told
• Surgeon Accuses Rutgers And Its Hospital Of Age Bias
• Conn. Retail Pot Sales Surpass Medical Sales In May
• Conn. Hospital Asks To Shield Physician Info From Rival
• Despite Its Plan Objections, UST Also Won In Purdue Ch. 11
• Icahn's Persistence On Illumina Pays Off With Series Of Wins
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Ex-GC Accuses Health Tech Co. Of Toxic Environment
• FCA Liability Lessons From HHS Psychotherapy Audit
• Texas OB-GYN Office Says Hanover Unit Must Cover Ad Suit
• NC Hospital's False Report Sullied Doc's Reputation, Suit Says
• Murdaugh Trials Offer Law Firms Fraud Prevention Reminders
• Autism Treatment Co. Files For Ch. 11 With Plan For Sale
• Justices Won't Weigh If County Is Jointly Liable For OT Claims
• Gilead-Teva IP Deal Struck Despite Invalidity Issues, Jury Told
• 'I Get Upset,' Penile Implant Doc Apologizes To Judge, Jury
• Big Biz Brings New Challenge To HHS Drug Price Negotiations
• Quest Diagnostics Judge Won't Certify Overcharge Case
• LabMD Hit With Sanctions Bid Over Ga. Lawsuit
• Rival Presses Treble Damages Bid Against Philips Medical
• Private Lawsuits Ruling Has Attys Breathing 'Sigh Of Relief'
• Pot Co. Owner Sanctioned, Must Sell Shares To Pay Investor
• Insurer Can't Win Early In Abuse Coverage Suit, Ex-Doc Says
• Pfizer Mismanaged Fees For $22B 401K Plan, Employees Say
• Overlapping Surgeries Not Fraud, Hospital Giant Says
• Agreement Close On ACA Coverage Ruling Stay, 5th Circ. Told
• Feds Consider Six Tribal-Related Bills On Land, Health Care
• Ill. Appeals Court Upholds Prejudgment Interest Law
• Ex-Nurse Gets 2.5 Years For 'Deadly Serious' Vax Card Scam
• What Courts Say About Workers' Comp And Medical Marijuana
• COVID Fraud Crackdown Should Prompt Compliance Review
• Calif. Atty To Pay $183K Over SEC's 'Founders' Shares' Claims
• Pharmacy Compliance Exec Guilty Of $50M Medicare Fraud
• Law Firm Faces Sanctions Bid In Fee Escape Attempt
• Reed Smith Adds 2 Attorneys With HHS Background
• New Colo. Laws Alter Health Care, Antitrust Enforcement
• EMS Co. Gets Negligence Claims Axed In Overdose Death Suit
• NC Medical Marijuana Nearing Reality After Sluggish Start
• New Mexico Inks $500M Opioid Deal With Walgreens
• Florida Panel Moves Skin Cancer Suit To Upstate County
• Penile Implant Doc Combative With Rival's Atty At IP Trial
• Lowenstein Sandler Criticized In Conn. Biz Document Dispute
• Group Backs Illumina Attack On FTC Structure At 5th Circ.
• Cherokee Nation Sues Opioid Distributor After DEA Discipline
• CFPB Levies First Medical Debt Collector Fine Under Chopra
• Judge Calls Denial Process 'Strange' In Teen Treatment Case
• FTC Mulling Juul-Altria Settlement Offer Staffers Oppose
• Social Worker Gets 3½ Years For Faking Kids Therapy Bills
• Texas, CMS At Odds Over Implication Of Medicaid Tax Bulletin
• NC Doctor Inks $5M Deal To End FCA Suit
• Lannett Gets OK For $511M Debt-Swap Ch. 11 Plan
• NY AG Sues Anti-Abortion Group For Interfering With Clinics
• UBH Patients Ask 9th Circ. To Revive Addiction Coverage Suit
• FTC's Health Privacy Efforts Raise Specter Of Litigation
• What's Next For 5th Circ.'s ACA Preventive Care Suit
• 3rd Circ. Told to Halt Pa. City's Abortion Protest Buffer Law
• Feds Spurn Redo Request After $15M Medicaid Fraud Verdict
• Harvard Health Plan Faces Class Action In Hack Affecting 2.5M
• Former NJ Prosecutor Joins Pietragallo Gordon In Philly
• Pa. Court Won't Let Medical Cannabis Law Stop Eviction Suit
• High Court Ruling Narrows Identity Theft Law Trigger
• Justices Allow Private Suits Under Fed. Nursing Home Law
• Nevada, Teva Ink $193M Deal Over Opioid Crisis
• CVS Must Face Insulin Price Suit In State Court, Calif. Says
• Penile Implant Secrets Stolen By Rival, Urologist Tells Jury
• Teva Atty Says Gilead Deal Followed Bad News On FDA Filing
• Wash. Justices To Review Flesh-Eating Disease Liability Case
• SiO2 Reaches Creditor Deal On Ch. 11 Plan Disclosures
• 3M Beats Unauthorized Mask Distributor In Trademark Row
• Ga. Court Frees Eatery From Claims Over Liquid Nitrogen Dare
• Psych Hospital Nears Settlement Over Active Shooter Drill
• 5th Circ. Wants Input On Possible Accord In ACA Stay Fight
• Ex-Insys CEO Says Legal Fee Clawback Unsupported In Ch. 11
• 1st Circ. Won't Revive Post-Hurricane Maria ADA Suit
• Patient's Family Settles Sleep Study Death Coverage Suit
• Managers Want Arbitrator To Break UFCW Plan Deadlock
• Pot Cos., Advocates Partner To Push Cannabis Rescheduling
• Health Staffing Shortages May Draw More Antitrust Scrutiny
• Check Onboarding Docs To Protect Arbitration Agreements
• Firm Tips For Helping New Lawyers Succeed Post-Pandemic
• Health Care-Focused PE Firm Snags $779M For 4th Fund
• Crowell & Moring Blasted Over Fees Clause In Walgreens Suit
• Slippery Floor Was Negligence, Hurt Teacher Tells Mich. Panel
• Ohio Justices Take Up Case On Wrongful Death Claim Limits
• Michael Best Adds Ex-McGuireWoods Atty In Raleigh
• Ultrasound Tech Co. Must Face Fujifilm's Patent Claims
• Biopharma Co. Hit With Firing Bias Suit Over COVID Vax Rules
• Conn. Court Won't Restore OT Exemption To Home Health Co.
• Bain Lobs $2.9B Bid At Chindata And Ups Estia Health Offer
• Merck Brings Jones Day Brawler & Punchy Tone To HHS Fight
• Providers Challenge Kansas Abortion Restrictions
• Netflix Must Face Privacy Suit Over 'Our Father' Documentary
• 5th Circ. Eyes Limited Stay In ACA Preventive Coverage Fight
• Judge Hesitant To Advise Michigan Justices On Insulin Probe
• Insurers Contest 2013 Policies' Coverage In Publix Opioid Row
• SmileDirectClub Investors Seek Class Cert. In $1.3B IPO Suit
• Nursing Home's Arbitration Nixed By Ill. Appeals Court
• JCPenney Cardholders Say Transamerica Is Skirting Claims
• Talc Claimants Object To Fee Deal For J&J Plan Supporters
• Illumina Tells 5th Circ. Grail Case 'Flagrant' Overreach
• Health Care Holding Co. Settles DOL Self-Dealing ERISA Suit
• Mich. Panel Doubts Union's Bid To Revive Spat With Local
• Fate Execs Sued After $50M Deal With J&J Unit Falls Apart
• Fla. Foreign Real Estate Law Brings Broad Investment Risks
• Prepping Your Business Ahead Of Affirmative Action Ruling
• Medical Group, Ex-Exec Resolve FMLA Firing Suit
• Wellness Execs Charged With Sex Cult 'Forced Labor' Scheme
• FTC Comes Out Against NC Hospital Bill On Antitrust Grounds
• A Look At Health Care Providers' Workplace Safety Duties
• Sweeping Class Action Against Aetna, Optum Gets Certified
• Judge Blocks Fla. Ban On Trans Health Care
• North Carolina Cases To Watch: A Midyear Report
• Circuits 'Didn't Get The Memo' On Opioid Cases, Justices Told
• Mallinckrodt Considers New Bankruptcy Over Opioid Payment
• Chancery Won't DQ Selendy Gay In Fortis-J&J Earnout Suit
• 5th Circ. May Be Stepping Stone To Justices' Take On ACA
• 3rd Circ. Rejects Rehearing Bid From Niaspan Buyers
• Shareholders, Regulators Urge Rejection Of Clovis Ch. 11 Plan
• Former Exec Sues Ailing Health Insurance Co. For Severance
• Non-Atty Parents May Represent Their Kids, 5th Circ. Says
• Ex-Ascension Doc Says Mich. Settlement Thwarts Indiana Suit
• NC Agency Defends Kicking Home Caregivers From Medicaid
• NYC Hospital Execs Hit With $500M Self-Dealing Class Action
• Psychedelics Bill Roundup: Nevada OKs New Working Group
• Tulane Fund Drops $19M COVID-19 Losses Suit
• Amedisys Mulls $3.2B Optum Bid Despite Option Care Deal
• Children's Leukemia Charity Sues FTC Over Donation Probe
• Clinic Chain Sues Fraudsters For Stealing CEO's Info
• Tackling Judge-Shopping Concerns While Honoring Localism
• State Laws Could Complicate Employer Pandemic Protocols
• Broker Seeks Early Win In Coverage Row With Health Network
• Mailed Service Negates Contempt For Ga. Doctor's Office
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Walgreens Says Ex-Workers' Benefits Notice Suit Falls Flat
• 8th Circ. Won't Revive Heart Valve Contract Dispute
• Judge Calls Apple's Conduct In Smartwatch Row 'Careless'
• Mass. Court Says Med Mal Tribunal Erred By Denying Claim
• Care One Fired Sales Rep For Compliance Concerns, Suit Says
• Judge Trims Health Co.'s Ransomware Suit Against Blackbaud
• Mich. Appellate Judges Split On COVID Tolling Orders
• 7th Circ. Affirms End Of Hospitals' $85M COVID Coverage Bid
• Lannett Reaches Deal With Creditor Committee In Ch. 11
• MultiPlan Stockholder Sues In Del. To Void Elections, Stocks
• No Easy Out For FCA Defendants After Justices' Ruling
• How Telemedicine Providers Can Adapt To Post-COVID Rules
• 11th Circ. Allows Feds' Evidence Fight In $400M Fraud Case
• Surge In Secondary Offerings Raises Hopes For IPO Rebound
• How Attorneys Can Help Combat Anti-Asian Hate
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• Congress Needs To Enact A Federal Anti-SLAPP Statute
• Thomas Burnishes False Claims Act Crown With 9-0 Decree
• Sorrento Ends LA Times Owner's Drug Claims, For Now
• J&J Tells Jury 1970s Talc Findings Irrelevant Now
• High Court Opens Up Uncertainty On FCA Recklessness
• FTC Wants 5th Circ. To Slow Down Illumina's Grail Appeal
• Congress Proposes Permanently Lifting Baby Formula Duties
• Mich. Hospital Co. Inks $30M Deal To End FCA Case
• Georgia Panel Greenlights $8M Cancer Death Verdict
• Gov't Told To Keep Fighting 'Unexpected' HIV Patent Loss
• Chancery Rejects 'Inadequate' Universal Health Settlement
• Nursing Home Injury Suit Was Served Properly, Panel Finds
• Ford Sues BCBS After Opting Out Of $2.7B Antitrust Deal
• 6th Circ. Affirms Food Co. Win In COVID-19 Leave Firing Suit
• Radiologist, NYC Hospitals Settle ADA Suit Over Remote Work
• Premera Blue Cross Escapes Teen's Residential Stay Suit
• Ex-Conn. Lawmaker Gets 27 Months For $1.2M COVID Fraud
• Optimis Stockholders Wrongly Kept Arb. Award, Court Rules
• DC Judge Rips Crowell Attys Over Walgreens-Humana Fight
• Philips Scoffs At Rival's Bid For Treble Damages After IP Trial
• Insurer To Face Bulk Of $10.7M Settlement Coverage Case
• Another KKR-Backed Health Care Co. Files For Ch. 11
• Former FDA Official Joins Morgan Lewis In DC
• Longtime Gov't Health Care Atty Joins Garfunkel Wild
• Bristol-Myers, Fired Workers End COVID Vax Bias Suit
• Justices Say FCA Liability Hinges On Defendants' Beliefs