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Health - August, 2023

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• HCA Healthcare Sued Again In Consolidated Breach Litigation
• Tort Report: Peter Fonda's Widow Drops Suit Over His Death
• Malpractice Plaintiffs Say Doctors' Deal Didn't Moot Discovery
• Trans Health Fight At 6th Circ. May Tee Up High Court Battle
• Chancery Rules Ill. Co.'s Non-Compete Pact 'Unenforceable'
• EEOC, Nursing Co. Reach $150K Deal To End Harassment Suit
• Plan To Reschedule Pot Buoys Industry But Angers Reformers
• Rite Aid Atty's 'Money Grab' Comments Don't Justify New Trial
• Texas Justices Allow Law Barring Gender Care For Kids
• Med Mal Counsel 'Exploited' Surgeon's Past, Ohio Panel Says
• Trans Teens Say 11th Circ. Ruling Doesn't Affect Georgia Case
• The Basics Of Being A Knowledge Management Attorney
• Lawmakers Get Blunt About Pot Reforms They've Rolled Out
• Doctor Must Face Suit Alleging Failure To Report Sex Assault
• Ousted Sales Rep Accuses Zimmer Of Age, Gender Bias
• Judge Won't Step Into Attys' Flint Settlement Fee Spat
• 'Don't Say Gay' Bill Sponsor May Face Prison In COVID Fraud
• Challenging Standing In Antitrust Classes: The Uninjured
• Deals Rumor Mill: Ottawa Senators, Twinkies, BlackBerry
• Hallett & Perrin Atty Jumps To Bradley Arant In Dallas
• $3M Judgment For Conn. Co. Will Be Defrayed By Credits
• Purdue Ch. 11 Case Exemplifies Need For 3rd-Party Releases
• Benefytt Gets Ch. 11 Plan OK Over TCPA Claimant Objections
• Gilead Urges Calif. Appeals Court To Toss HIV Drug Claims
• Calif. Urges 9th Circ. To Mirror 1st Circ. Insulin Suit Ruling
• Medtronic Unit's Insulin Device Exposes User Data, Suit Says
• La. AG Backs Anti-Vax Antitrust Suit Against News Outlets
• Tobacco Co. Calls Rival's $10M Fee Bid A Waste Of Time
• Rehab Tells Full 5th Circ. Patients Don't Work For Money
• Real Estate Rumors: Bank OZK, Portman Holdings, Flagship
• Conn. Medical Group Sanctioned In Cigna COVID Testing Row
• Mallinckrodt Cleared To Tap Into $250M Of Ch. 11 Financing
• IVIG Patients Can't Get Class Cert. In AmerisourceBergen Suit
• NJ Home Health Care Co. Settles HHS' HIV Bias Claims
• A Look At The Tribal Health Reimbursements Circuit Split
• Rosen Firm Accused Of 'Fishing For Clients' In LifeWallet Suit
• Pa., NJ Men Plead Guilty In $35M Investor Fraud Scheme
• Pharma Cos. Caused Zantac-Linked Cancers, Conn. Suit Says
• Medical License Ban Doesn't Apply To Pre-2020 Sex Offenders
• HHS Sends New Pot Scheduling Recommendation To DEA
• Ill. Panel Says Expert Not Needed For Pain Claim
• NJ Hospital's Motive For Firing CEO 'Amateurish,' Suit Says
• What Big Tobacco's Cannabis Investments Mean For Market
• Michigan Gov. Eyes Paid Leave, Clean Energy For Fall Agenda
• Walgreens Must Face Ex-Workers' COBRA Notice Suit
• These Firms Have The Most Women In Equity Partnerships
• FSU Accused Of Firing Worker Ahead Of Family Medical Leave
• Novo Nordisk Snags Obesity-Focused Biz For Up To $515M
• Texas Regional Hospital Hits Ch. 11 With Over $100M Debt
• HHS Fans Legal Flames With Medicare Drug Negotiation Picks
• US Chamber Backs Amgen In FTC's $27.8B Merger Challenge
• 8th Circ. Sends Nursing Home Death Suit To State Court
• Canadian Cos. Say Scammer Stole $1M For Fake Refinery Deal
• DC Circ. Says FDA Botched Part Of E-Cig Review
• CVS, Others Say Consumers Can't 'Free Ride' HIV Drugs Deal
• 9th Circ. Revives Challenge To SF Healthy Airport Ordinance
• Fla. Medical Supplier Lincare Pays $29M In Medicare FCA Suit
• Pot Investor Seeks $200K After Co. Settles With Dispensary
• Ex-Ga. Insurance Chief Should Face Trial, Judge Says
• NC Hospital Wields Virus Immunity Law In Med Mal Suit
• UnitedHealth Used Plans As 'Piggybanks,' 8th Circ. Told
• NY-Based PE Adviser To Leave Simpson Thacher For Kirkland
• Gilead, Generics Co. Beat HIV Drug Antitrust Suit For Now
• To Hire And Keep Top Talent, Think Beyond Compensation
• Lab's Stonewalling Should Free Cigna From Suit, Judge Says
• Trustee's Malpractice Appeal 'Nothing New,' Says Perkins Coie
• Ex-Lincare CEO Agrees To Sit Out Before Joining Competitor
• Ex-Mylan CIO Waives Atty Conflict For Insider Trading Case
• A Deep Dive Into Law360 Pulse's Women In Law Report
• How Merger Review Overhaul Could Affect Health Industry
• Amid Legal Blitz, HHS Reveals 1st Drugs For Negotiations
• Calif. Challenges School District's Trans Notification Policy
• Yoga Instructor Pleads Guilty To Defrauding Mentally Ill Doctor
• No Creditors Committee For Bankrupt Alecto Health Co.
• FTC Pulls Amgen-Horizon Merger Case, Citing Possible Deal
• Former Conn. Health Leader Settles Federal Suit Over Firing
• Philly Judge Awards Amputee $3.7M On Top of $26M Verdict
• Mass. Doctor Keeps Win In Unauthorized Surgery Suit
• Shoppers Say Rite Aid Shares Searches With Google, Meta
• 2nd Circ. Says Lynn Tilton Owes $39.2M To TransCare Estate
• Furniture Biz's Amended Claims Moot Insurer's Dismissal Bid
• 2nd Circ. Axes Atty Sanction For Fake Texts In Nurse's Suit
• DuPont Workers' Families Get Asbestos Deal With Armstrong
• 4 Charged In $70M No-Fault Insurance Scam Plead Not Guilty
• Drug Co. Says Exclusion Doesn't Bar Subpoena Coverage
• Pot Entrepreneur Settles Claims Ex-Partner Hid $6.4M Award
• What Circuit Split May Mean For FCA Kickback Liability
• Ex-Partners Say They Were Shut Out Of Flint Settlement Fees
• Dickson Minto-Led Centene Selling Circle Health For $1.2B
• Kirkland-Led Investment Firm Buys Wellness Biz For $680M
• Danaher To Buy Life Sciences Co. Abcam In $5.7B Deal
• Mallinckrodt Files Second Ch. 11 To Wipe Out $1.9B Of Debt
• 9th Circ. Nixes Coverage Default Win For Health Care Provider
• 2nd Circ. Upholds NYC Paramedics' $18M OT Verdict
• DC Circ. Won't Revive FTC's Endo-Impax Deal Suit
• Abbott Labs Sued Over Sucralose In Glucerna Health Shakes
• 3rd Circ. Rejects FCA Defense Using 'Single Escobar Factor'
• Sorrento Approved For $105M Scilex Stock Sale In Ch. 11
• Del. Justices Say Illness Risk Without Symptoms Not An Injury
• AARP Fights Block Of Medicare Drug Price Negotiations
• 9th Circ. Reopens Door To Reprocessing In UBH Battle
• Ky. CE School For Nurses Can't Stop Rival From Using Name
• AstraZeneca Joins Big Pharma's Offensive On Price Talks
• Radiology Co. Sues To Recover $1M In Misappropriated Funds
• NJ Judge OKs Blanket Confidentiality In COVID Firing Suit
• 9th Circ. Says Non-MDL Clients Can Be Part Of Common Fund
• More States Should Join Effort To Close Legal Services Gap
• Pa. Court Orders Dissolution Of Failed Medical Pot Co.
• Blue Cross Says Ford's Antitrust Claims Filed Too Late
• NRA Says Allianz Owes Cancer Coverage In Underlying Suit
• 3M Co. Settles Foreign Bribery Charges For $6.5M
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• 9th Circ. Judge Open To Reversing Sutter Health Antitrust Win
• W.Va. AG Knocks Out Bulk Of Challenge To Abortion Pill Ban
• Geron Investors' Attys Get $4.3M From $24M Stock-Drop Deal
• Ex-Lincare CEO Fights Injunction In Trade Secrets Suit
• Nursing Home's Blown Deadline Leaves It On Hook For $7M
• Justices Told Big Pharma Can't Escape Terror-Funding Claims
• How Health Cos. Can Brace For Tracking Tech Scrutiny
• FTC Continues Row With La. AG, Hospitals Over Merger Notice
• Identifying Trends And Tips In Litigation Financing Disclosure
• What's Next For Adult-Use Marijuana In Ohio
• Mich. Can Keep Infant Data While It Appeals Destruction Order
• Deals Rumor Mill: Instacart, NextGen, KBank
• Bid Protest Spotlight: Personnel Loss, Conflicts, Timeliness
• Alleged NBA Fraud Ringleader To Appeal 10-Year Sentence
• Justices Urged To Nix Abortion Foes' Bid In Covert-Video Case
• RFK Jr. Loses Bid To Stop Google From Removing Vax Videos
• Masimo Hit With Investor Suit Over Revenue Disclosures
• Split 6th Circ. Rules OSHA's Standard Setting Is Constitutional
• 9th Circ. To Review Class Certification In Diabetes Drug Suit
• SC High Court Backs 6-Week Abortion Ban
• High Court Ruling Doesn't Save Christian Clinic's Tossed Suit
• Tribe Wants Treasury To Stop Disbursing COVID Funds
• Canadian Tribe's Lawsuit 'Perplexing,' Purdue Tells NY Court
• NC Hospital Worker Booted From Bias Suit For Withholding Info
• Unpacking CMS' Latest Proposals For Telehealth Flexibilities
• 2023 Farm Bill Could Follow Md., Minn. Or NY's Lead On Hemp
• Nationwide Gets Pa. Drivers' Billing Class Action Scaled Back
• FDA Regulatory Partner Joins King & Spalding In DC
• Fla. Man Pleads Guilty To $1.5M Prescription Medicine Fraud
• NC Lab Owner Wants Shorter Prison Stint For Medicaid Fraud
• What Cos. Should Know About Software Development Kits
• Mallinckrodt Strikes Creditor Deal For Second Ch. 11 Case
• Walmart's Opioid Deal Advances With States' Participation
• 9th Circ. Sends Lower Court ERISA Query In Updated Opinion
• 5th Circ. Partly Revives Emissions Suit Against Shell, Evonik
• Va. Judge Won't Order FDA To Maintain Abortion Drug Access
• Amgen, Horizon Say FTC Merger Challenge 'Defies Logic'
• Calif. Health System Must Face Meta Data-Use Contract Claim
• Florida Hit With Class Action Over Post-COVID Medicaid Cuts
• Cigna Uses Software To Deny Claims En Masse, Suit Says
• Split 4th Circ. Reflects On NLRB Interrogation Analysis
• Benefytt Says It Has Deal With Creditors On Ch. 11 Plan
• $1B DuPont Deal Gets 1st OK In Firefighting Foam MDL
• Eyewear Co. Fights Investor Suit Over Optometrist Shortage
• Conn. Ruling Highlights Keys To Certificate-Of-Need Appeals
• 11th Circ. Allows Ala. Ban On Gender-Affirming Care For Kids
• Congress Needs Better Health Care Fraud Data From DOD
• NJ City Says Rehab Owes $2.5M For Breaching Settlement
• Judge Clears Court-Appointed Attys Of Wrongful Death Claims
• Del. 'Pill Mill' Doctor's 20-Year Prison Term Tossed By 3rd Circ.
• Mich. Atty Gets 18 Months In Prison For $2.6M Tax Fraud
• Tilray Gets Securities Suit Tossed On Reconsideration
• Non-Ohio Caregivers Cut From Nursing Home Chain OT Suit
• RFK Jr. Cites 'Political Process' In Vax Video Row With Google
• Texas Justices Urged To Revive Atty's 'Fake' Doc Penalty
• Paraquat, Parkinson's Share Links, Bellwether Judge Hears
• Calif. High Court Says 3rd Parties Liable For Worker Bias
• Insurer Can't Escape Covering Sleep Machine Class Actions
• Ind. Court Tosses Suit Over Unwanted Life-Prolonging Care
• Ga. To Appeal Block On New Hormone Treatment Law
• UPMC Surgeon Drops Claims Stemming From Alleged Wiretap
• NJ Slams Ex-Official's Bid To Nix Confidentiality In COVID Suit
• The Pop Culture Docket: Judge Elrod On 'Jury Duty'
• A 'Deliberate Indifference' Circ. Split For Prison Medical Cases
• Teva, Glenmark To Pay $305M In Latest DOJ Generics Deal
• Boehringer Challenges Medicare Drug Price Negotiation Law
• Ga. Medical Cos. Discriminated Against Women, Suit Claims
• Ga. Justices Say Hospital Can't Fight Bill Nixing Its Opioid Suit
• Athena Health Care Owes Unpaid Wages, Class Suit Alleges
• Geico Sues NY Docs For $3.65M In Fraudulent No-Fault Billing
• Unum's Negligence Led To Data Breach, Proposed Class Says
• Conn. Justices Say Immunity Waived In Birth-Distress Suit
• Alkermes Gets $194M Award Against Janssen Approved
• Wash. Doctor Sued Over Alleged Plan To Evade $13M Verdict
• Surgery Monitoring Deal May Violate Kickback Law, HHS Says
• Ex-Lab Co. CEO Gets 27 Years For $187M Medicare Fraud
• B. Braun Escapes Workers' 401(k) Fee Suit After Bench Trial
• Cigna Strikes Deal To Settle ERISA Suit Over Drug Prices
• 10 Years For Dealer Who Handed 'The Wire' Actor Deadly Dose
• 4 Firms Guide SPAC Deal For $300M Pregnancy Care Co. Nuvo
• BP, Transocean Escape Deepwater Horizon Exposure Suit
• 4 Business-Building Strategies For Introvert Attorneys
• No Surprises Act Creates Payment Challenges For Providers
• Dental Co. Fights 'Sudden' Bid To DQ Lewis Rice From TM Suit
• Cleveland Clinic Promotes Akron Unit GC To Compliance Chief
• 10th Circ.'s Okla. PBM Ruling Could Curtail State Regulation
• Prepping For OSHA Standard On Violence Risk In Health Care
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Washington Sued Over New Law On Shelter For Trans Youth
• 9th Circ. Upholds Block On Idaho's Anti-Trans Athlete Law
• IP Forecast: Pinterest Looks To Defend DMCA Win At 9th Circ.
• Leadership Redo Sought In Camp Lejeune Suits
• NYPD Cop Asks High Court To Weigh Vaccine Mandate Appeal
• Whistleblowing Eye Doc Asks Justices To Save Kickback Law
• Ill. Panel Flags COVID Immunity Hurdle For Nursing Homes 
• Judge Says Ex-Insys CEO Has To Repay $6M In Defense Fees
• Illumina Tells 5th Circ. FTC Merger Block Unconstitutional
• Medical Staffing Co.'s Parent Hits Ch. 11 Owing Nearly $100M
• Sales Reps In The Operating Room: How To Manage The Risks
• Maine Hospital Workers Want Justices To Review Vax Mandate
• Dog Food Cos. Say 8th Circ. Should Rethink Remand Order
• DC Circ. Ruling Puts Issue Class Cert. Under Microscope
• Lewis Brisbois Says Device Maker Owes $1M In Legal Fees
• 3 Ways Justices' Disclosure Defenses Miss The Ethical Point
• NJ Hospital Must Face Hammertoe Surgery Suit
• Ex-Lincare CEO Sued For Taking Job With 'Direct Competitor'
• Facebook Health Tracking Privacy Suit Faces Serious Cuts
• Otsuka Wins Block On Cancer Drug Lonsurf's Generic Version
• Fla. Health Co. Hits Back Against LifeWallet's Sanctions Bid
• Implant Co. Says Whistleblower FCA Suits Unconstitutional
• Delaware Federal Judge Upholds UCB's Epilepsy Drug Patent
• 'Ghoul' FCA Suit 'Stalks This Court's Docket,' Judge Laments
• Insurer Says No Coverage For Idaho Funeral Home
• Red Cross Says DOJ Wrong On Antitrust Immunity
• 5th Circ. Says Rehab Patients Can Seek Wages As Employees
• NJ Hospital Settles Hysterectomy Patient's Malpractice Suit
• Insys Trust Wants Insurer To Pay Share Of Ch. 11 Settlement
• Humana, Aetna Can't Return Seroquel Suit To Calif. Court
• Social Media Cos. Say CDA Blocks Mental Health Claims
• Fla. Pharmacy Says Obesity Drug Suit Is Preempted By FDCA
• CVS Rips Applicant's Suit Over Lack Of Polygraph Law Notice
• EPA Downplayed Risks After Ohio Train Derailment, Court Told
• Wash. Class Actions Are Coming After My Health My Data Act
• Fed. Circ. Won't Revive Cancer IP, To Newman's Dismay
• 10th Circ. Finds ERISA, Medicare Preempt Okla. PBM Law
• Mo. Auditor Hits State's Marijuana Program With Investigation
• Home Health Co. Owner Admits To Hiding $2M From IRS
• 5th Circ. Upholds Abortion Pill's Approval, But Backs Limits
• 7th Circ. Keeps Sherwin-Williams' Forklift Injury Win
• Princess Cruises Must Face Widow's Virus Suit, 9th Circ. Told
• Aurora Health Strikes $12.25M Deal To End Pixel Privacy Suit
• Florida Robocallers Must Pay $146M To Seven States
• Don't Ban The Apple Watch, Groups Urge Fed. Circ.
• 5th Circ. Won't Reopen Texas Worker's Pregnancy Bias Suit
• Foam Co. Slams Insurers' Bid To Toss PFAS Coverage Suit
• UPenn Docs Seek To Dodge $183M Birth Injury Verdict
• 11th Circ. Backs Royal Caribbean In Passenger's Injury Suit
• 4th Circ. Resurrects FCA Suit Over Walgreens Medicaid Fraud
• DePuy Counsel Says Spinal IP Suit Is Worthy Of Atty Fees
• Life Sentence Advised For Ex-CEO In $187M Medicare Fraud
• $65B DOD Health Deal Cleared Of Protester's Small Biz Claims
• Pa. Lab Owner Gets Prison For Medicare Kickback Scheme
• Utah Man Arrested 3 Years After COVID Cure Charges
• Catalent Brass Face Investor Suit Over COVID Vaccine Woes
• Preparing For New Scrutiny Of Consumer Medical Financing
• Health Co. Says No Injuries From 600K-Patient Data Breach
• Breaking Down The Long-Awaited HHS Info Blocking Rule
• Teva Scores FCA Trial Delay, Kickback Law Appeal At 1st Circ.
• Drug Negotiation Suits Reflect Lobbying Failures, HHS Says
• 3rd-Party Releases In Ch. 11 May Die At Supreme Court
• 11th Circ. Says Ex-Execs Only Get Fees In Contract Suit Redo
• Wash. Firm Lost $1 Million Escrow Fund, Investor Suit Says
• Fla. Court Says Hospital Suit 'Typical' Fall Case, Not Med Mal
• Investors Sue Viatris Brass For Selling Off Biosimilars
• Texas Nursing Home To Face Survival Claim In Patient's Death
• Aliera Cos. Wins Confirmation For Liquidating Ch. 11 Plan
• HIV Drug Buyers Want New Antitrust Trial
• Colo. Health Tech Firm Settles Suit Over Product Test Bill
• Insurer Wants Conn. Justices To Ignore 3 Certified Questions
• Colo. Court Says No Unemployment For Unvaccinated Nurse
• Insurer Seeks Out Of Opioid Suit Against Pharmaceutical Co.
• Insurer Seeks $4.5M Prejudgment Remedy In Staffing Co. Row
• SEC Cybersecurity Rule Presents Burden For Health Care Cos.
• Hospital Agrees To Give Rival Some Physician Personnel Docs
• Software Co. Owed $3M Production Tax Break, 7th Circ. Told
• Life Sciences Biz Paying Up To $200M For CBD Drugmaker
• Orrick Slapped With Data Breach Suit
• DOD Takes Corrective Action After Protests Over $2.4B IT Deal
• Cellino Fights Atty's Bid To Block Fees In J&J Mesh MDL
• Ill. Judge Unfreezes Ex-Outcome Health CEO's $5M
• Fla. Court Says State Farm Can Sue Clinic Over Massages
• Ohio Justices Sink Challenge To Abortion Rights Referendum
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Nursing Home Owes $2.3M Over Bedsore Death, Jury Finds
• NJ Judge Won't Impose 6 Month Ch. 11 Bar On J&J Talc Unit
• 5th Circ. Backs Sprawling ERISA Class In Plan Fees Dispute
• 7th Circ. Won't Undo CR Bard's $3.3M Vein Filter Verdict Loss
• Colo. Panel Rules Suit Over Doctor's Death Must Be Unsealed
• Biden Admin Targets Purdue, 'Ghost Guns' In Shadow Dockets
• Animal Health Co. Merck Can't Sink Pet Microchip Lawsuit
• Amgen, Horizon Say FTC Constitutionality Key To Merger Row
• Kaiser Doctors Didn't Flag Cancerous Mass, Wash. Man Says
• 11th Circ. Upholds Kratom Co.'s Loss In 'Naked License' Case
• 8th Circ. Affirms Coloplast's Win In Mesh Injury Suit
• Employment Firm Sued Over Worker's Alleged Assault Of RN
• DOJ Probes UnitedHealth Unit's $3.3B Amedisys Deal
• Medical Co. Can't Undo Wrinkle Removal Med Mal Suit
• SEC Investigating Illumina-Grail Deal And Management Teams
• 8th Circ. Overturns Hospital's Quick Win In OT Suit
• Conn. Panel Clarifies Medical Malpractice Letter Procedures
• Pa. Nursing Home Narrows Suit Over Patient's COVID-19 Death
• NC Doctor Denied Chance To Rebut $5.5M Order, 4th Circ. Told
• NJ Judge Tosses Libel Suit Against 'Legal Edutainer'
• Comparing US And EU Approaches To Health AI Regulation
• Caregiver Flexibility Is Crucial For Atty Engagement, Retention
• Can Class Actions Guide AI Risk Mitigation Efforts?
• Standing Issues Prevail In Wake Of Calif. Competition Ruling
• Conn. Health Care Co. Owes Pay For Off-Shift Work, Suit Says
• Calif. Carpenter Health Fund Slams Feds Over ACA Fees
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• No End In Sight For Pandemic Relief Fraud Enforcement
• Henrietta Lacks' Family Sues Ultragenyx Over Stolen Cells
• 7th Circ. Revives TCPA Suit Over Medical Recruitment Faxes
• Physical Therapy Co. Owners Tell NC Court They Were Ousted
• Fed. Circ. Wary Of Masimo Bid To Revive IP In Apple Feud
• Nursing Home Immune From Janitorial Worker's Fall Suit
• Doc, Nurses Sued Over Baby's Decapitation During Delivery
• Health Staffing Co. Leadership Suit Is Invalid, Co-Founder Says
• FTC Urges Court Not To End La. Hospital Merger Notice Case
• WilmerHale Wants To Skip Ch. 11 Client Disclosures
• Social Sites Gave In To White House Pressure, 5th Circ. Told
• GAO Says CMS Could Limit Discussions On $26M IT Deal
• 3rd Circ. Denies Aetna's Bid To Dismantle ERISA Class
• Co. Hit With Class Claims Over Life Insurer's Data Breach
• Cancer Drug's Delay Amounts To Extortion, Clinic Says
• Ex-Dental Co. Worker's Pregnancy Bias Claims Head To Trial
• Faruqi & Faruqi Will Lead Investors In COVID Drug Claims Suit
• Gilead Sciences Inks $247M Deal For HIV Antitrust Claims
• Justices Halt Purdue Ch. 11 Plan Over Sackler Releases
• Md. Hospital Workers Can't Get Jury Trial In ERISA Case
• Hot OSHA Summer: Regulatory Activity In Full Swing
• Blue Cross Can Subpoena Lab Exec's Atty In Fraud Suit
• NC Justices Asked To Weigh In On Disability Benefits Change
• Duke Paid Female Scientist Less Than Male Peers, Suit Says
• EU's AI Act Is A Glimpse Into Future Compliance Landscape
• Juul's $255M MDL Gets Nod, Judge Mulls $76.5M Atty Fee Bid
• RFK Jr. Drops Suit Against Sen. Warren Over Anti-Vax Book
• Pa. Marijuana Company, Drivers Resolve Unpaid OT Suit
• Del. Justices Say Pharma Co. Buyout Of Drugmaker Was Fair
• Conn. Justices Limit COVID-19 Malpractice Liability Shield
• Expert Disputes Keep Alive 401(k) Class Claims Against IQVIA
• Wash. Jury Awards $13M In Plastic Surgery Malpractice Case
• NC Health Network's Coverage Row With Broker Tossed
• Ex-VP Says Medical Biz Fired Her For Raising Diversity Issues
• Intuitive, Auris Settle Robotic Surgery Patent Case
• Fired Worker Says COVID Leave Suit Should Continue
• Online Tracking Tech Brings HIPAA Compliance Risks
• What Justices' Pork Ruling Means For Interstate Cannabis
• Fla. Clinic Awarded $5.2M In 'Egregious' Noncompete Suit
• 7th Circ. Allows Sentencing Redo In $7M Medicare Fraud
• Pfizer Says 401(k) Mismanagement Claims Must Be Tossed
• Mary L. Smith Will Lead ABA As First Female Native President
• 3rd Circ. Axes $30K Atty Fee Award In Medical Practice Row
• HealthEdge Snags $160M For 4th Health Care-Focused Fund
• Greenberg Traurig Adds 2 Reed Smith Health Care Pros
• Fed. Circ. Told Apple Watch Ban Could Turn ITC 'Meaningless'
• Ohioans Reject Proposal Viewed As Abortion Rights Hurdle
• Nursing Home Let 'Horrible' Sore Kill Patient, Jury Hears
• NC Republicans Fight Shutdown Bid To Abortion Law Sections
• How High Court Is Assessing Tribal Law Questions
• Nursing Homes Must Prepare For Ownership Scrutiny
• Sens. Press IRS On Nonprofit Community Hospital Scrutiny
• US Trustee Opposes Law Firm Pair In Health Care Co. Ch. 11
• Takeda Agrees To Pay Texas $42M Over ADHD Drug Marketing
• In-Office Engagement Is Essential To Associate Development
• La. Says Biden Admin Social Media Order Broad But Needed
• 'Runaway Verdict' Could Affect Care, Philly Hospital Says
• Holland & Knight Brings On Reed Smith Product Liability Duo
• Complex Hemp Processes Need Nimble Regulatory Approach
• Trends Emerge In High Court's Criminal Law Decisions
• Five State AGs Say DuPont's $1.1B PFAS Deal Falls Short
• NBA's Tony Allen Avoids Prison In $5M Health Benefit Scam
• Ex-Ropes & Gray Atty Says Former Client Owes $100K
• DC Circ. Affirms $1.1M ACA Penalty On Wireless Co. Is Tax
• South Carolina Joins Wave Of PFAS Suits Against 3M, DuPont
• Providence Withheld Wages, Wash. Hospital Worker Claims
• Judge Backs Acorda's $16.6M Award In MS Drug Row
• Doc Seeks $46M In Damages After Penile Implant Trial Win
• Sorrento OK'd For New $100M Ch. 11 DIP Loan In Texas
• Ohio Hospital Keeps Win In Med Mal Wrongful Death Suit
• J&J Metal Hip Implant Suits Consolidated In Wash. State Court
• Zurich Says Flood Limits Apply To Mass. Hospital Damage
• NC Psychologist Settles FCA Suit Over Brain-Testing Device
• Mich. Court Told To Bar Employer Time Limits On Bias Claims
• Nektar Says Eli Lilly Botched Autoimmune Drug Trials
• Biotech Firm Says It Was Stiffed Over COVID-19 Tests
• Mayo Clinic Beats Christian Workers' Bias Suits Over Vaccine
• Natera, CareDx Both Blocked From Making False Ad Claims
• 7th Circ. Backs Hospital's Win In ADA Suit Over Remote Work
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Cigna Can't Avoid No Surprises Act Suit, Air Medical Co. Says
• Health Care REIT Defends Merger As Much-Needed Lifeline
• 2nd Circ. Lets Conn. Vaccine Mandate Suit Survive On 1 Claim
• Kramer Levin Launches Health Care Practice
• A Judge's Pitch To Revive The Jury Trial
• Estia Health Gives Thumbs Up To AU$838M PE Takeover Bid
• Simpson Thacher-Led Revelstoke Closes $1.7B PE Fund
• Why Privacy And Trade Secret Law Are On A Collision Course
• Texas Judge Blocks Abortion Bans In Medical Emergencies
• Panel Revives Grocer's Silent Fraud Claim Against Hospital
• RFK Jr. Alleges YouTube Illegally Censors Political Speech
• No Pause In ERISA Class Suit For Supreme Court Appeal
• US Chamber Says Big Pharma Can't Be Blamed For Terrorism
• Kentucky Trans Youth Urge Quick Ruling On Gender Care Ban
• DNA Analysis Co. Customers Win Cert. In Genetic Privacy Suit
• Fla. Suit Over Resold Exercise Machines Gets Tossed
• NJ Family Sues Solvay And 3M Over PFAS Contamination
• Nurse's Retaliation Suit Against UNC Health Falls Flat
• Blue Cross Minn., Lab Strike Deal On COVID Test Claims
• Purdue Pharma Asks Justices To Reject Ch. 11 Challenge
• Widow Says NC Hospital 'Sanitized' Facts In Suicide Case
• IRS, Treasury To Float Regs On Scope Of Drug Negotiation Tax
• Amazon And Pharma Cos. Sued Over Tainted Eye Drops
• FTC Defends Illumina-Grail Block — And Its Constitutionality
• Fla. Dentist Convicted Of Evading $600K In Taxes
• Ex-Hospital Employee Defends COVID Vax Bias Suit
• US Gov't Agrees To Pay $3M To Settle Birth Injury Claims
• DOJ Says Red Cross Not Immune From Platelet Antitrust Suit
• Pharma Cos. Can't Trim Gout Drug Antitrust Claims
• JPML Centralizes Insulin Price-Fixing Suits In New Jersey
• NC Lab Will Pay $1.9M To Settle FCA Kickback Case
• Nurse Says Class Is Similar Enough To Receive Notice
• Law Firm Falsely Accused Defendants Of Arson, Suit Claims
• J&J Can't Appeal Dismissal Bids In Tylenol Birth Defect MDL
• Atty May Face Sanctions In Ex-CBD Franchisee Case
• How $300M Fraud Case Ended With A $5,000 Fine
• Fla. Hospital Patients Say They Were Targeted In Data Breach
• Negotiating AI-Life Sciences Partnerships To Minimize IP Risk
• 3rd Circ. Backs Firm In Alcoholic Worker's Disability Bias Case
• How To Recognize And Recover From Lawyer Loneliness
• 4 New State Geofencing Bans And How They Differ
• Feds Granted Protected Mass. Patient Data In Lead Test Case
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Florida AG Takes Aim At Pot Co. Backing Legalization Effort
• Becton's Pyxis Safe Targeted With Ill. Biometric Claims
• Suit Accuses Hospital Of Sharing User Info Via Facebook Tool
• Teva Signs $126M Opioid Deal With Hospitals
• Esformes Presses Justices On DOJ's Invasion Of Privilege
• Noncompetes Hold Atty Privilege Pitfalls For Health Industry
• Euro Industry Groups Voice Opposition To PFAS Ban
• Prejudicial Video Gets Ohio Surgeon Another New Trial
• Sotera Blasts Shareholder Suit Over $363M Emissions Verdict
• Coal Co., Miners' Union Spar Over Benefit Award Confirmation
• Litigation Funding Disclosure Should Be Mandatory
• 4 Employer Action Steps For New Mental Health Parity Rules
• ERISA Suit Against Ga. Health System Gets Class Status
• Recalling USWNT's Legal PR Playbook Amid World Cup Bid
• What Came Of Texas Legislature's Long-Promised Tax Relief
• Revalidation Unlikely To End NIH Tech-Deal Bid Protest Saga
• Judge Tosses Firm's Bid To Boot Future J&J Talc Claims Rep
• Videographer Gets Part Of Vax Suit Revived Against Hearst
• Colorado Antitrust Reform Carries Broad State Impact
• Mount Sinai Launches Legal Clinic For Breast Cancer Patients
• Ex-Warehouse Worker Ends Equal Pay, Retaliation Claims
• Envision Healthcare Gets OK For Sept. Ch. 11 Confirmation
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