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Health - November, 2023

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• DeSantis, Newsom Square Off Over Healthcare In Fox Debate
• Pfizer Overhyped Its COVID-19 Vax Efficacy, Texas AG Claims
• 6th Circ. Says Ohio Is Entitled To Title X Abortion Funds
• Biden Asks Justices To Keep Pause On Idaho's Abortion Ban
• SEC Waives $40M Fine For Mallinckrodt In Medicaid Scheme
• 6th Circ. Says Rehab Co.'s Money Woes Justified Ch. 7 Pivot
• Ex-Devos CEO Must Pay $103M Over Drug Refund Scheme
• Petition Watch: NLRB GC Authority, Copyright Atty Fees
• Pharmavite Acquires Women's Health Co. Bonafide For $425M
• Invisalign Customers Get Class Certification In Antitrust Suits
• Clinics Sue To Block Wash. AG 'Abortion Pill Reversal' Probe
• Feds Say Pharma Cos. Can't Win Medicare Drug Price Suit
• Ohio Panel Won't Hold Drug Testing Co. Liable For Fatal Crash
• Navajo-IHS Dispute Paused Pending Supreme Court Ruling
• MOVEit Hack MDL Needs 'Structure,' Judge Tells Atty Gaggle
• NJ Hospitals Accuse Cigna Of Underpaying Bills By $114M
• Drug Cabinet Finger Scans Are BIPA-Exempt, Ill. Justices Say
• NY Nursing Home Immune To COVID Suit Despite Law Repeal
• Hospital Must Pay $400K In Costs After $40M Malpractice Loss
• FDA Shares New Info To Help Carry Out Food Traceability Rule
• FDA Promotes Chief Scientist To Deputy Commissioner
• What Lawyers Must Know About Calif. State Bar's AI Guidance
• Industry Must Elevate Native American Women Attys' Stories
• 'Vengeful' Posts Not Covered By Anti-SLAPP, Colo. Panel Says
• 2 Sentenced To Probation In $1.5M Fla. Telemedicine Fraud
• 11th Circ. Orders New Trial In Pill Mill Row Over Ruan
• Deals Rumor Mill: Humana-Cigna, Shein IPO, Occidental
• DOL Board Says Labor Shortage Can't Justify H-2B Caregivers
• Republican AGs Assail Abortion Coverage Law At 9th Circ.
• Atlanta-Area Pediatrics Clinic Pays $39K To End Wage Lawsuit
• LifeVantage Stockholders Sue In Del. Over Board Protections
• Wachtell Lipton Guiding AbbVie On $10.1B ImmunoGen Buy
• Blue Cross Seeks To Avoid Claims Do-Over In Trans Care Suit
• House Told AI Is A Tool, Not A Decision Maker, In Health Care
• Investors Say Co. Lied About Ultrasound Tech Prior To Merger
• Eli Lilly Partners With Prism BioLab In Deal Worth $660M
• BCBS Accuses NC Hospital Of Hiding Lab Info In Fraud Suit
• Ex-Olympic Coach Settles Med Mal Suit Week Before Retrial
• Blue Cross Still Stalling On Claims Data, Tribe Says
• Hospital Not Liable For $26M Verdict, NJ Justices Told
• Steward Health Asks Del. Justices To Rescue Deal Set-Offs
• Alecto Health Co. Says Threshold Met For Subchapter V Status
• Oncology Co. Akumin Gets OK For Take-Private Ch. 11 Plan
• White House Activity Is A Band-Aid For Regulating AI In Health
• Medical Gas Supplier Lincare And Ex-CEO Settle Data Dispute
• Fla. Prosecutor Says 3 Sold Nursing Degrees For 'Easy Money'
• Drug Giants Face 3rd RICO Suit In 3 Weeks Over Insulin Prices
• Gov't Contracts Of The Month: Boeing Jets, Robots, IT Deals
• Patients Lack Standing To Sue Over Email Hack, Ill. Court Says
• How New Expert-Witness Rules Put Science Front And Center
• Gov't To Appeal Toss Of Trump Reg On Drug Coupons
• AbbVie Tells 3rd Circ. 'Sham' Case Ruling 'Explodes' Privilege
• Understanding Discovery Obligations In Era Of Generative AI
• How Mental Health Ruling Paves Road For Equal Coverage
• Insurers Escape Allergy Treatment Groups' Antitrust Claims
• UCLA Study Finds Calif. Teens Can't Get Plan B At Pharmacies
• Baylor U. Says Caregiving Damages Aren't In Texas Law
• Group Says Doctor COVID-19 Disinformation Suit Isn't Moot
• Idaho Wants Abortion Travel Ban Reinstated Pending Appeal
• Mich. Health Dept. Asks 6th Circ. To Back Baby Blood Program
• Settlements Pave Way For Hundreds Of New NY Pot Stores
• FCC To Ease Signing-Up For Rural Health Funding Projects
• COVID Test Kit Fraud Case Is A Matter Of Timing, Jurors Told
• Advocates Worry 988 Hotline Georouting Will Get Delayed
• Texas High Court Weighs Damages For Unwanted Pregnancy
• Sanctioned Wholesaler Wants Abbott Labs Out Of Her Trust
• Aetna Wins State Appeal In NJ Benefits Reimbursement Row
• Feds Underpaid $281M In Support Costs, Ariz. Tribe Says
• Rep. Eshoo On Retiring: 'Health Care Has Been My North Star'
• Real Estate Rumors: Brent Saunders, JVM, Hudson Pacific
• Fajr Capital-Led Consortium Paying $1B For Aster's Gulf Biz
• Sens. Question Anesthesia Co.'s 'Monopolistic' Model
• Texas Justices Scrutinize Standing In Suit Over Abortion Ban
• Law Firm Leaders Cautiously Optimistic Heading Into 2024
• The 2023 Law360 Pulse Leaderboard
• Bristol Myers Strikes Up To $2.3B Avidity Cardio Partnership
• Employer Lessons After 2023's Successful Labor Strikes
• Levi, Pomerantz Seek To Lead Insulin Pump Co. Investor Suit
• News Outlets Push To Toss Anti-Vax Antitrust Suit Now In DC
• Amicus Groups Tell High Court To End Chevron Deference
• Now-Certified Class Alleges NH Has Bungled Medicaid Program
• HHS' OIG Finds Low Risk Of Misuse For Opioid Treatment Drug
• Regeneron False Claims Act Case Paused Amid Appeal
• Why Criminal No-Poach Cases Can Be Deceptively Complex
• Mich. Justices To Hear Spat Over PIP Claimant's Right To Sue
• Fla. Oncologist Avoids Prison In Scheme To Limit Competition
• What's Next For Labor Enforcement After DOJ Punts Case?
• FDA Quits Global Med Device Regulatory Group
• Kochava Ruling May Hint At Next Privacy Class Action Wave
• Hospital Services Firm Escapes Punitive Damages For Death
• ESG Around The World: Mexico
• Pa. Murderer Can't Sue Doctors For Psychiatric Malpractice
• Nurse Practitioner Pleads Guilty To $4M Medical Scheme
• FDA And Companies Must Move Quickly On Drug Recalls
• US Trustee Balks At MedStaff Firm's Bass Berry Retention
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Dems' Victory Lap: Michigan's Biggest Legislation Of 2023
• Okla. Rep. Seeks To Cut Off Federal Abortion Assistance
• Pa. Supreme Court Preview: Nov. Ends With DA Removal Case
• FDA Rule Calls For 'Dual' Sharing Of Side Effects In TV Ads
• Trustee Says Asbestos Insurance Litigation Must Stay In Texas
• Debevoise Attys On AI Potential In Health, 'Iterative' Mistakes
• Hospital Wants New Trial Over Juror Misconduct In 'Maya' Case
• 4th Circ. Upholds Subpoenas Over Md. Atty Extortion Case
• FDA Resource Latest Move To Prevent Baby Formula Scarcity
• COVID Tolling Fight Splits Mich. Judges, Spurs 'Histrionics'
• Pharma Co.'s Complaint Is Over Nonexistent Recall, FDA Says
• DaVita Faces New Wage Suit Over Meal, Rest Breaks
• The Case For Post-Bar Clerk Training Programs At Law Firms
• Ohio's ProMedica Transfers 7 Facilities Amid Money Struggles
• 10 Takeaways From New HHS Federal Compliance Guidelines
• Mifepristone Ruling Risks 'Profound Disruption,' Justices Told
• Ohio Voters Legalize Cannabis — What Comes Next?
• Would Ending Chevron Deference Really Make Waves?
• 10th Circ. Reinstates In-Patient Mental Health Coverage Suit
• The Events That Have Shaped M&A Through A Volatile 2023
• FTC, Calif. Hit Ancestry Co. Over Deceptive Marketing, Billing
• Panel Probes 'Common Sense' In Doctor's Insemination Case
• GenesisCare Gets OK For Ch. 11 Plan To Slash $1.5B In Debt
• Twelve Below Announces $108M Across 2 New Funds
• FTC Warns Of Harms In Mylan Dispute With Sanofi
• Dermatology Drug Developer Can Tap $3M Of Ch. 11 Loan
• Chinese Drug Co. Wants J&J Conspiracy Claim Tossed
• Chickasaw Seek Movement From Optum In Rx Payback Suit
• NJ Health System Can't Duck Rivals' Antitrust Claims
• PE Firm Faces 2nd Antitrust Suit Over Texas Anesthesia Biz
• COVID-19 Testing Co. Didn't Pay Full Wages, Workers Say
• Hospital Needs To Pay $2M Arbitration Award, SEIU Says
• Allergy Testing Co. Head Charged In $5.9M Fraud Scheme
• A Telecom Attorney's Defense Of The Chevron Doctrine
• Baltimore Merck Vax Suit Proceeds But Utah, Idaho Claims Cut
• Idaho Takes Emergency Abortion Care Fight To High Court
• W.Va. Doctor Denies Agreeing To $300K Deal With Hospital
• Eye Drop Users Can't Turn FDA Warning Into Injury, Co. Says
• PE Firm, Anesthesia Practice Ask To Toss FTC Antitrust Case
• Drug Giants Face New Racketeering Suit Over Insulin Prices
• 2 HHS Warnings Highlight Anti-Kickback Risks For Physicians
• Ex-Aegerion Rep Cops To Fraud, Avoiding Trial Redo
• 9th Circ. Backs VA's Win In Hispanic Surgeon's Bias Suit
• Attorneys Have An Ethical Duty To Protect The Judiciary
• Medical Funder Seeks $400K+ From Two Texas Firms
• Attys Want $4.2M In Fees For Aurora Health Privacy Case
• 5th Circ. Lifts Block On City's Sober Home Capacity Limit
• NLRB Official Seeks Injunction In Mich. Hospital Firing Case
• UPMC Ends Appeal Over Sharing Complaints Against Surgeon
• Takeda Escapes Antitrust Suit Over IBS Drug
• Merck Buying Caraway Therapeutics For Up To $610M
• Pot Shop Sacked Manager After At-Work Injury, Suit Says
• ITC Says Apple Goes 'Too Far' In AliveCor Smartwatch Dispute
• Cross-Market Implications In FTC's Anesthesia Complaint
• Hospital Calls Verdict In 'Maya' Case A 'Mess'
• SC Hospital Network To Pay $600K In Meal Break Settlement
• Colo. Says 11th Amendment Shields It From Teva EpiPen Suit
• NY-Based Hospital To Pay $80K For HIPAA Violations
• DC Judge OKs $8M Award Against Equatorial Guinea
• Pharmacies Say Expert Error Frees Them From Opioid MDL
• Wash. Hospital To Pay $13.4M After AG's Charity Care Probe
• NY Man Ordered To Pay $3.8M In Rental Fraud Case
• Walgreens Says Insulin Pen Settlement Suit Has No 'Heat'
• Invisalign Antitrust Classes Win Some, Lose Some On Cert.
• Pharma Co. RevitaLid Approved For Ch. 11 Equity Swap Plan
• Texas Emergency Centers Shortchanged By BCBS, Court Told
• Drugmaker Tells NC Court Director Took Trade Secrets To Rival
• Fla. Man Cops To Wire Fraud Conspiracy In Telemedicine Case
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Speaker's New Health Care Aide Could 'Bolster His Agenda'
• Yale Hospital Workers Present $1M Deal In Savings-Fees Suit
• Feds ID 330K More Potential Victims In Medicare Data Breach
• Dermatology Drug Developer Hits Ch. 11 With Sale Plan
• Mich. Health Co. Sued Again Over Breach Spanning 2M People
• Dermatologist Says Insurer Must Cover Wage Suit
• Texas Court Orders Judge To Rule Already In Med Mal Case
• Justices Decline Appeal In $140M Tata Trade Secrets Case
• VA Could Spend More Wisely On Eyeglasses, OIG Finds
• GOP Sen. Asks HHS Watchdog To Probe Migrant Health Care
• NLRB Tells 3rd Circ. Rehab Co. Illegally Ended Bonuses
• Attys At Reproductive Rights Org Aim To Join Legal Aid Union
• 'Immature Sniping' Sparks Sanctions Threat In Humana Spat
• Ex-Clipper Darius Miles Avoids Jail In NBA Health Scam Case
• High Court Won't Hear Calif. Sober Living Zoning Question
• Justices Will Hear Dispute Over Native Health Care Payments
• Del. Jury Says NanoString Owes $31M In 10x Patent Spat
• FDA's Lack Of Power May Limit FTC's Patent Challenge
• Judge Won't Delay Ruling If States Can Join Abortion Pill Suit
• AmerisourceBergen Escapes Investor Drug-Dregs Suit In Del.
• 1st Circ. To Review Crucial Issue In Teva, Regeneron Cases
• Chancery Grants Full $18M 'Mootness' Fee To Politan Counsel
• NY Health System Accused Of Exposing 3.9M Patients' Data
• Centene Board Got No Red Flags On Pricing, Del. Court Told
• Biotech Co. Will Pay $400K For Bribes, Faces No Prosecution
• Kenvue Should Have Raised FDA Probe Before IPO, Suit Says
• Medical Clinic Can't Dodge Bond After $4.4M Med Mal Verdict
• Danaher's $5.7B Abcam Buy Gets The Green Light To Close
• Novartis, Amgen Migraine Drug Worsened Seizures, Suit Says
• Feds Denied Stay In Challenge To Trans Health Coverage
• Colo. Hospital Can't Keep Future Raises From Union Nurses
• Hospital Cash Reserves Strained By Reimbursement Denials
• Fraud, Abuse Remain Top HHS Challenges, Watchdog Says
• Nurse Staffing Exec Asks More Time To Sort DOJ 'Haystacks'
• 5th Circ. Won't Revive Lyme Disease Patients' Suit Over Study
• Former Acting FDA Commissioner Woodcock To Retire In 2024
• 3 Texans Convicted In $145M Health Care Fraud
• FTC Challenges $142M California Hospital Deal
• Rite Aid Asks NJ Bankruptcy Court To Stay Ohio Opioid Case
• Health Care Holding Biz To Go Public Via SPAC Merger
• Feds Pitch Medicaid To Help Address Housing, Social Needs
• Feds Drop Price-Fixing Case Against Former Drug Exec
• Vaccine Maker Novavax Appoints New COO, CLO
• Rehab's Abuse Suit Coverage Capped At $1M, Insurer Says
• UpHealth To Sell Telehealth Biz To GTCR For $180M In Ch. 11
• Houston 'Pill Mill' Operators Sentenced To Federal Prison
• Mass. Ex-State Sen. Accused Of COVID Unemployment Fraud
• FTC Orange Book Move Signals New Pharma Patent Scrutiny
• Sidley Austin Guides Novant Health's $2.4B Hospital Purchase
• AI Can Help Lawyers Overcome The Programming Barrier
• Cos. Must Adapt To Calif. Immigration Data Privacy Law
• Home Care Co. Misclassified Workers To Avoid OT, Suit Says
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Calif. Prosthetics Co. Says Sales Manager Stole Trade Secrets
• Anti-Abortion Lawmakers Urge Justices To Skip Pill Ruling
• Del. Arbitration Check Ordered For Insys Trustee CEO Claims
• Petition Watch: Sidney Powell, Talk Therapy, Title IX
• Covetrus Investors Say CD&R Took Advantage In $4B Merger
• CFPB Report Puts Spotlight On Bogus Medical Debt Collection
• 11th Circ. Unsure Worker Should Get 2nd Crack At Leave Suit
• Feds Propose Health Equity, Dental Rules For ACA Exchanges
• Florida Pharmacy Settles Fraud Claims For $800K
• Attys Say Nursing Home Fraud Case Built On 'Ballpark' Errors
• Colo. Panel Says Choice In Med Mal Damages Isn't Just Binary
• 9th Person Convicted For Anti-Abortion Invasion Of DC Clinic
• Cybersecurity Contractor Cops To Ga. Hospital Hack
• Ohio Justices Ask How Saving Abortion Access Affects Ban Bid
• Pharma Compliance Exec Gets 4 Yrs For $50M Medicare Fraud
• NY Health System Settles DOJ Immigrant Bias Probe
• How Legal Teams Can Prep For Life Sciences' Tech Revolution
• Looking For Defense Contract Appeal Trends In Annual Report
• Equipment Vendor Pleads Guilty To $20M Health Care Fraud
• Mississippi Medical Pot Co. Says Ad Ban Unconstitutional
• Judge Says Breast Milk TM Dismissal Bid Was Minutes Late
• Del. Justices Uphold Merck's Post-Bayer Sale Talc Liability
• Alexion Investors Want $31M Atty Fee In Sales Tactics Deal
• Whistleblowers Can Have Cut Of $236M Xerox Medicaid Deal
• Feds Say Data Privacy Suit Doesn't Merit En Banc Hearing
• Meta Seeks Trim Of 'Copycat' Health Privacy Suit
• Atty For Failed Insurance Co. Wants Out, Says No One Home
• Calif. Appeals Court Affirms NextGen's 'Holder's Claim' Win
• 3 Men Sentenced To Jail In $54M Drug Kickback Scheme
• Ariz. Co. Banned From Making Unapproved Contraceptives
• NY Hospital Cyber Regs A Balm, Not Cure, For Security Woes
• Medical Device Co. Decries 'Fail-Safe' Class In Overbilling Suit
• 3 States Slam Feds' Request For Pause In Abortion Drug Suit
• HHS Releases Nursing Home Owner, Manager Disclosure Rule
• Health Co. CEO Says Insurer Didn't Cover $1.3M Exit Dispute
• EEOC Says Transition Surgery Suit Should Wait For New Rule
• UnitedHealth Uses AI To Deny Patient Services, Suit Says
• Calif. Skilled Nursing Chain Reaches $46M FCA Settlement
• NC Court Nixes Ruling Panned As Anti-Abortion Rhetoric
• Medical Services Co. Sues Chase Over Defamatory 'Blacklist'
• Ex-NBA Players Guilty On Most Counts In Health Fraud Case
• Union Health Care Plans File Antitrust Action Against Takeda
• Preparing Law Students For A New, AI-Assisted Legal World
• Jackson Lewis Hospital Probe Is Privileged, 2nd Circ. Hints
• Locke Lord Brings On DLA Piper Health Ace In Miami
• European Health Care Investor Clinches €740M Fund
• Minn. Health System To Settle 401(k) Mismanagement Suit
• Judge Grants Eli Lilly Injunction In Mounjaro Trademark Case
• Del. Judge OKs Bidding Procedures In Zymergen Ch. 11
• Senators Told Medicare Telehealth Option Too Vital To Lose
• Physical Therapist Loses Whistleblower Trial After 5-Year Wait
• Split 9th Circ. Backs Halt Of Idaho Abortion Ban
• 7 Women Join Texas Suit To Clarify Scope Of Abortion Ban
• Express Scripts Wants Class Bid Cut In Acthar Case
• CORRECTED: Pittsburgh Dentist Told To Give Back $1.25M, For Now
• House Members Eye Bringing Psychedelic Treatment To Vets
• SmileDirectClub Investors Say Ch. 11 Releases Are Too Broad
• NBA Health Fraud Case Goes To Jury As Ex-Pros Deny Intent
• Apple Blasted For Pausing IP Cases 'Over A Hundred Times'
• Real Estate Rumors: Riklis, One Community Health, Osborne
• DOJ Abandons Last Remaining No-Poach Prosecution
• Tort Report: Kiss Sued Over Guitar Tech's COVID Death
• Consider Immigration Issues When Hiring Int'l Medical Grads
• Judge Nixes Conn. Fertility Doc's Request To Rewrite Lawsuit
• 6th Circ. Won't DQ Special Master Over 'Reply-All' Email
• Nurse Says Drug Rehab Co. Fired Her After State Audit
• ESG Around The World: South Korea
• 11th Circ. Probes Hearsay Standard In $400M Kickback Case
• General Counsel Need Data Literacy To Keep Up With AI
• Social Media MDL Judge Allows Parents' Negligence Claims
• FDA Medical Device Expert Joins Cooley Life Sciences Group
• Patient Says Insurers Can't Use Blame Game To Avoid HIV Suit
• 11th Circ. Wrestles With Legality Of Trans Health Exclusion
• Ex-Ropes & Gray Atty Wants Unpaid Fee Case Kept In Court
• Columbia Offers Extra $100M In OB-GYN Abuse Settlement
• School Attys Seek Table Seat In Social Media Addiction MDL
• Florida Duo Cops To $1.5M Medicare Fraud In Ga. Court
• Doctors Facing Wrongful Death Suit Get Expert DQ'd
• 10th Circ. Urged To Halt Okla. Ban On Gender-Affirming Care
• PostMeds Slapped With Another Suit Over Data Breach
• House To Vote On Bill That Could Halt Employment Rules
• House Rules Committee Tussles Over HHS Funding Bill
• Anthem, Express Scripts Settle Lengthy Contract Breach Suit
• Jill Biden To Steer New Women's Health Research Initiative
• Korean Device Maker Scores $1.7M Win Against Conn. Co.
• Polsinelli Bolsters Public Policy Practice With 2 Hires
• Worker Says Washington Managers Liable For Shorting Wages
• Rehab Center Can't Bar Opioid Addicts, Per HHS Settlement
• Equipment Co. Settles Medical Pot User's Bias Lawsuit
• W.Va. Hospital Asks Judge To Enforce Settlement With Doctor
• IQVIA Says FTC Using Narrow Market Definition To Bar Merger
• Med Supplier Aeroflow Wins Fees From 'Unreasonable' IP Row
• Liberty Mutual Unit, Driver Must Face Suit Over Crash Injuries
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Safety Testing Group UL Looks To Make Mark On IPO Market
• Bradley Arant Adds Ex-McDermott Atty To Health Care Team
• Ex-Aegerion Rep. Strikes Deal To Avoid 2nd Fraud Trial
• Justices Pass On Nurses' Challenge To NJ Vaccine Mandate  
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Pa. Health Co. Illegally Deducts Breaks From Pay, Nurse Says
• Paul Clement's Big Idea: Overrule Chevron, Ease Polarization
• Novo's Suit Over Compounded Weight-Loss Drug Is Tossed
• AARP, Others Bash AstraZeneca's Drug Pricing Challenge
• Senators Told That AI Is Already Harming Patients
• DC Circ. Wary Of Mining Cos.' Appeal In Retiree Health Fight
• Point Biopharma Investor Sues For Info On Lilly's $1.4B Buy
• Horizon Blue Cross Settles NJ County's Refund Rates Row
• Pa. Panel Affirms Eye Doctor's Win In Malpractice Trial
• A Look At Healthcare Timelines Set By Biden's AI Order
• Regeneron Hits Rival With Patent Suit Over Eye Med Generic
• A Look At Successful Bid Protests In FY 2023
• Returning Crowell Atty Talks 'Existential' Threat Of FCA Wave
• Abortion Foes Challenge Voter-Approved Amendment In Mich.
• Ind. Nurse Can Sue Co-Worker Doc. For Infection Treatment
• Ex-NBA Guard Denies Knowing Health Invoices Were Fake
• Kaiser Workers Ratify Post-Strike Deal With 21% Wage Hike
• Judge Pauses Enforcement Of Idaho's Abortion Travel Ban
• Rite Aid's Reasons For Ch. 11 Go Beyond Opioid Suits
• Allegheny Health, Ex-Employee Settle FMLA Retaliation Suit
• Fla. Jury Awards Maya $261M For Hospital Mistreatment
• Deals Rumor Mill: Shein, Siemens, BioMarin
• Repeal Of Mich. Drugmaker Liability Shield Goes To Governor
• Health Care-Focused Canadian PE Firm Closes $275M Fund
• Navigating Discovery Of Generative AI Information
• Morgan & Morgan Filed Most Federal Tort Suits Since 2020
• Either-Or Framing Frustrates Mich. Justice In Civil Rights Suit
• Acutus Medical's GC Will Exit Amid Reduction In Force
• Stop Detaining Pregnant Migrant Women, Dems' Bill Says
• Ohio Jury Finds CR Bard Didn't Reveal Hernia Mesh Risks
• UPenn Worker Sues LF Driscoll Over Fall During HVAC Work
• Drug Maker Calls DEA Admin Judge Appointment Flawed
• Bipartisan Drug, Mental Health Care Bill Advances In Senate
• Advertising Group Urges Caution With Private Health Data
• Federal Workers Say Blue Cross Let TikTok Get Sensitive Data
• NC Widow Loses Med Mal Appeal Over Husband's Suicide
• Ex-NBA Guard Takes Stand In Health Care Fraud Defense
• Nursing Home Co. Loses Some Defenses In False Claims Case
• FDA's Lab-Developed Test Rule May Bring Historic Challenges
• Gilead Wants HIV Drug Antitrust Suit Tossed Again, For Good
• Dems' Va. Victories Rekindle Hope For Pot Regulation
• Justices Told To Ignore Group's Take On Abortion Pill OK
• Finding Focus: Strategies For Attorneys With ADHD
• A Look At DOJ's New Nationwide Investment Fraud Approach
• Pharmacies Fight Tribe's Bid To Lift Stay In Payback Dispute
• AI Use May Trigger False Claims Act's Public Disclosure Bar
• Amazon Launches Telehealth Platform After $4B Acquisition
• Fla. Justices Split On Legal Pot Measure's Wording
• DOJ To Focus Investigations On Medicare, COVID-19 Fraud
• Post & Schell Hires Medical Malpractice Partner In Pa.
• Cannabis Legalization Gets Voters' OK In Ohio
• Abortion Rights Codified In Ohio's Constitution
• Meta Safety Features Are Just 'Placebo,' Whistleblower Says
• Calif. Court Says NY Is Right Place For $2.6M Coverage Row
• Apple Argues AliveCor's PTAB Stay Bid Is Different And Unfair
• Mich. High Court Snapshot: Robocalls And Retaliation
• AmerisourceBergen Trims But Can't Beat Feds' Opioid Suit
• NC Justices Hesitant To End Racetrack's Suit Over Virus Order
• Ga. Justices Hint Health Agency Decision Exceeded Authority
• Patients In Data Breach Suit Say Fraud Risk Equals Injury
• Emergency Abortion Guidance Appears Vulnerable In 5th Circ.
• FTC Challenges Asthma Product Patents Listed With FDA
• Maya's Atty Asks Jurors For $200M Award Against Hospital
• SmileDirectClub Gets Final OK For First $20M Of DIP Loan
• Trans Adults, Youth Tell 11th Circ. To Uphold Stay on Fla. Ban
• Amgen Seeks To Toss Investor Claims Of $10B Hidden Tax Bill
• Beware Privacy Risks In Training AI Models With Health Data
• 2nd Circ. Won't Revive Fired Cardiologist's Sex Bias Suit
• Yelp Claims Paxton's Anti-Abortion Center Fight Chills Speech
• Va. County Alleges Racketeering In Suit Over Insulin Prices
• DOJ To Add More Health Care Fraud Prosecutors, Official Says
• Manatt Opens San Diego Office, Former US Atty To Head It
• Unpacking GAO's FY 2023 Bid Protest Report
• Senate Confirms Monica Bertagnolli As NIH Director
• Online Pharmacy Failed To Keep Patient Data Safe, Suit Says
• Biopharma Atty Named GC Of Texas Medical Education Co.
• Christian Clinic Says New Evidence Shows Standing In Appeal
• The 2023 Law360 Prestige Leaders
• How Law Firms Build And Protect Stellar Reputations
• How Fla. Bankruptcy Ruling May Affect Equity Owners
• Expert Needed For Spinal Implant Surgery Suit, Panel Finds
• SmileDirectClub Says Invisalign Maker Wants It 'To Disappear'
• HRSA Unlawfully Limited Drug Discount Program, Judge Says
• Drug Discount Program Crosses US Law, Pharma Lobby Says
• Monsanto Spinoff Owes Wash. Teachers Over $47M, Jury Told
• Ex-Pistons Player Got $180K Cut Of Health Fraud, Jury Hears
• Judge Refuses To Toss Juror In 'Take Care Of Maya' Trial
• AstraZeneca Must Face Sales Reps' Pay Bias Suit
• Ga. Doc To Pay $225K To Settle FCA Suit Over 'Upcoding'
• Texas Balks At HHS Mootness Argument In Abortion Pill Row
• Health Cos. Must Empower Compliance Staff, Says DOJ Atty
• New CMS Final Rule Clarifies Telehealth, Remote Care
• UpHealth Seeks Ch. 11 Retention Bonuses To Help Sale Efforts
• HHS Publishes New Federal Compliance Guidelines
• 3 States Ask To Join Suit To Halt Access To Abortion Drug
• 5th Circ. Judge Says HHS' Title X Argument 'Very Strange'
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• CMS Pushes To Boost Medicare Advantage Competition
• 3rd Circ. Revives NJ Nurse's Union Dues Damages Claims
• Wis. Health System, Insurer Drop COVID-19 Pollution Suit
• Drug Compounding Co. Sues FDA Over 'Catch-22' Recall Ask
• Walgreens Hit With Investors Suit Over Opioid Epidemic
• Earnout Contract Considerations After NC Good Faith Ruling
• Lipedema Patients Denied Win In Class Action Against Aetna
• Puerto Rico Drug Distributor Fined $12M For Opioid Failures
• FDA's Off-Label Comms Guidance Is A Reluctant Step Forward
• Justices Rebuff Opioid Doctor's Quest For 2nd Round
• Due Process Claims OK'd In Suit Over Idaho Pot User List
• Justices Grant Purdue Creditors Separate Argument Time
• Ex-FDA Regulator, J&J Exec Returns To Arnold & Porter In DC
• White House AI Order Balances Innovation And Regulation
• Ky., Tenn. Families Ask Justices To Overturn Gender Care Ban
• NC Doctor Says Certificate Of Need Law Protects Monopolies
• 'Devil's In The Details' Of Biden's AI Health Plans, Experts Say
• Fla. Lab To Pay $1.2M For Drug Test Referral Kickbacks
• Teva Investors Win Class Cert. In Drug Kickback Suit
• Scientist Says Splenda Statements Not For Courts To Review
• SmileDirect Creditors Want $55M DIP Delayed For Exec Probe
• Reata Inks $45M Deal With Investors Over Failed Drug
• AI Will 'Revolutionize' Class Action Payouts, Judge Says
• Indiana AG Broke Conduct Rules, Says State Supreme Court
• ​​​​​​​Unsealed FTC Suit Claims 'Staggering' Tracking By Kochava
• Chicago Hospital Slips EMT's Suit Over Violent Patient
• Pa. Home Health Aides Say They're Shorted For 24/7 Work
• NJ Keeps 'Creepy Database' Of Infant Blood, Parents Say
• Pacira Hits Rivals With False Ad Suits Over Pain Drugs
• 3 November Argument Sessions Benefits Attys Should Watch
• Feds Say LA Man Deserves 6½ Years For COVID-19 Aid Fraud
• Amazon Targets Counterfeit Brain Supplement Sellers
• Feds Plan $9B In Remedy Payments After Drug Discount Fight
• Court Told To Drop HHS Low-Income Hospital Payment Policy
• Cannabis Investor Urges Industry To 'Pray For Rescheduling'
• How Biden's AI Order Stacks Up Against Calif. And G7 Activity
• CMS To Cut Medicare Provider Payments, Drawing Industry Ire
• Reading Between The Lines Of HHS' National Lab Opinion
• ITC Ban On Apple Watch Could Still Be Reversed
• Tech Co. To Lose Kilpatrick Attys Over 'Financial Burden'
• GoodRx Threatened With Sanctions Over Settlement Notice
• Software Co. Not Entitled To $3M Tax Break, 7th Circ. Told
• Off The Bench: Soccer Ban, Favre's Loss, Trump's Bills Bid
• Taxation With Representation: Wachtell Lipton, Latham
• Cannabis Firm Settles Suit Over THC Distillate Deal
• HHS Hits Back At AstraZeneca's Challenge To Drug Price Rule
• Monsanto Spinoff Blames Poor Air In PCB Trial's Final Hours
• Nonprofit Calls For CMS-Amgen Price Talks To Reflect Abuse
• Fla. Judge Grants New Trial In Health Care Fraud Scheme
• Firms Ask 1st Circ. To Force Ruling In Fee Row After 5 Years
• Medical Gear Co. Whistleblower Mostly Slips Counterclaims
• States Want Generic Drug Price-Fixing Claims Back In Conn.
• Reproductive Health Act Passes Michigan House
• Ex-CEO Duped Investors Over COVID Tests, Jurors Told
• Ex-Celtic Was In On Health Care Fraud, Gov't Witness Says
• Feds Tell High Court No Circ. Split In Esformes Case
• Columbia Care Stiffed Exec After Fla. Expansion, Suit Says
• Medical Group Can't Nix $2.1M Botched Hysterectomy Verdict
• Fla. Abortion Access Ballot 'Hoodwinks' Voters, AG Says
• Hospitals Challenge Federal Guidance On Website Tracking
• 25 AGs Want Warning Labels On Oxygen-Reading Devices
• Philly Shouldn't Let Kids Agree To Vaxes, RFK Group Says
• Avectus, Mercy Strike $3.5M Deal In Debt Collection Class Suit
• Sens. Launch Working Group On Health Care Cybersecurity
• A Closer Look At Proposed HHS Research Misconduct Rule
• Pot Co. Ascend Settles Black Ex-Manager's Race Bias Suit
• Myovant, Sumitomo Call Alleged Skadden Conflict Public Info
• No Coverage For Spine Surgery Suit, Insurer Says
• Fed. Circ. Brings Back Part Of Chemist's Retaliation Complaint
• Handling Religious Objections To Abortion-Related Job Duties
• Gilead And Teva Drug Buyers Lose Bid For New Antitrust Trial
• Urologist Sold Defective Penile Implants, Patient Alleges
• Monsanto Spinoff's Expert Denies Honing Trial Defense
• Ban On COVID Vaccine Mandates Heads To Texas Gov.'s Desk
• Maya Tells Jurors She Still Struggles With Pain
• Acuitas Fights To Keep COVID-19 Biotech IP Suit Alive
• Pot Illegality Voids Court Order, Judge Told
• Ex-Baker Donelson Atty Gets Prison For Miss. Ponzi Scam
• IQVIA Can't Overcome FTC's Halting Of Merger, Judge Says
• NY Opens Applications For New Medical Marijuana Operators
• Residents Sue NYC Over Permanent Outdoor Dining Law
• Judge OKs $8.5M Talkspace Settlement With SPAC Investors
• NBA Health Fraud Trial 'About Greed And Lies,' Jury Told
• $1.7M Arbitral Award Upheld Despite Ga. Arbitrator's Errors
• Mich. Atty, Businessman Convicted Of Crash Report Scheme
• Woman Can Keep $2.8M Med Mal Award For Surgery Injury