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Health - December, 2023

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• Apple Watch Import Ban Put On Hold By Fed. Circ.
• ChristianaCare Agrees To Pay $47M To Settle FCA Suit
• Crowell & Moring Reaches Deal In Walgreens-Humana Conflict
• AI In Health Law: The Top Guest Articles Of 2023
• The Most-Read Legal Industry Law360 Guest Articles Of 2023
• Covington-Led Bristol Myers To Buy Karuna In $14B Deal
• The 5 Biggest First Circuit Rulings Of 2023
• Wash. Justices Allow Bad Faith Claim In Outdoor Therapy Suit
• Cigna Overpayment Claim Tossed In Chuck Close Benefit Suit
• 5th Circ. Urged To Reject Retrial In DOJ's $140M Fraud Suit
• Becton Investors Seek OK Of $85M Deal Over Alaris Recall
• Sens. Urge VA To Fix Travel Claim System For Disabled Vets
• Florida Nurse Gets 20 Years In Prison For Role In $200M Fraud
• Suit Over Woman's Nursing Home Toilet Fall Revised Too Late
• HHS Seeks Early Win Defending Medicare Drug Price Program
• Top Government Contracts Of 2023: A Year In Review
• USAA Sued Over Mass Denial Of Auto Insurance Claims
• Workers Say Cos. Paid Prevailing Wages To Fake Employees
• Judge Asked To Double $31M Genetic Testing Verdict
• FTC, DOJ End 2023 With New Guidance, Lingering Challenges
• Judge OKs Mass. Hospital Workers' $500K ERISA Settlement
• Court Rejects Cancer Org's Bid For Pause On Mail-Order FAQs
• Inside Higher Education's New FCA Liability Challenges
• Camp Lejeune Victims Must Reveal Personal Info, Judge Says
• AI Executive Order's Life Science, Healthcare Industry Effects
• Finnish Asset Manager Sells 17 Properties For €100M
• 5 Most Notable Class Action Standing Cases Of 2023
• HHS Advisory Highlights Free Product Inducement Risks
• Haynes Boone Hires Rothwell Figg Life Sciences Counsel
• How SEC And NY Cyber Reporting Rules Affect Key Industries
• Trends Shaping The 2024 Consumer Packaged Goods Industry
• NY Wrongful Death Law Revamp Retains Original's Drawbacks
• A Look Back At 2023's Biggest Healthcare Litigation Decisions
• Conn. Anesthesiologists Get $1.9M Placeholder In Billing Row
• Nelson Mullins Brings On DLA Piper Health Pro In Fla.
• Attorneys' Busiest Times Can Be Business Opportunities
• Exxon, Chevron Top 2023's 10 Largest M&A Deals
• Top North Carolina Cases Of 2023
• 11 Deals That Shaped Healthcare And Life Sciences In 2023
• Beasley Allen Atty Slams J&J's 'Locker-Room Brawl' DQ Bid
• Calif. County Workers Near Cert. In Vaccine Exemption Suit
• Medical Device Cos. Settle Trade Secrets Suit For $8M
• Fla. Says Federal Health Rule Will Harm Medicaid Recipients
• Fill-In Nurses Say Colo. Co. Owes Pay For Kaiser Strike Work
• Top Product Liability Cases Of 2023
• Iowa Pharmacist Says OptumRx's Fees Violate Antitrust Law
• Houston Hospital To Pay $2M To End Medicare Fraud Suit
• FDA Offers Guide On Real-World Data For Device Submissions
• 9th Circ. Revives Menacing Doc Suit Against Wash. Hospital
• LA Dentist Gets 3 Years For Aiding NBA Health Fraud
• Top Government Contract Cases Of 2023: Year In Review
• Feds Will Retry Securities Fraud Case Over COVID-19 Test Kits
• 9th Circ. Scienter Ruling May Strengthen FDA's Leverage
• No Discovery In Regeneron FCA Case Until 1st Circ. Rules
• In The World Of Legal Ethics, 10 Trends To Note From 2023
• Lessons Learned From 2023's Top ADA Decisions
• Tort Report: $120M Med Mal Verdict Sets NY Record
• Feds Tell Justices Web 'Misinformation' Work Wasn't Coercive
• More SPAC Woes As One Vehicle Shutters, Another Deal Nixed
• Choppy Conditions Tripped Up Capital Markets Again In 2023
• AmerisourceBergen Ruling Sharpens Del.'s Compliance Focus
• Planned Parenthood Appeal In FCA Case Called Frivolous
• Fla. Siblings Charged With Receiving $9M In Medicare Scheme
• All 5 Of Plaintiffs' Expert Witnesses Barred In Tylenol MDL
• Doctor Groups Say Ark. Law Blocks Lifesaving Gender Care
• Anesthesiologists Say CMS Reimbursement Math Is Unlawful
• Swiss Hearing Implant Co. Lands $1.4M Patent Verdict In Del.
• Fla. Nurse Convicted Of Medicare Fraud Faces Up To 21 Years
• Bradley Adds Healthcare, Real Estate Attys To Nashville Office
• The States That Legalized Pot In 2023, And One That Didn't
• NC Panel Affirms Ousting Of Home Caregivers From Medicaid
• Error-Filled Employment Trial Transcript Replaced By Judge
• MGH Mistakenly Destroyed Couple's Last Embryo, Suit Says
• Mo. High Court Nixes $2M Hospital Shooting Verdict
• Lejeune Litigants Can't Get Draft Cancer Study, Judge Decides
• Nurse Drops Sexual Harassment Suit Against Ga. Counties
• Philips Unit Inks $14.7M FCA Deal For Cardiac Monitoring Bills
• 9th Circ. Panel Reverses Man's Disability Coverage Denial
• Plaintiffs Want $600K Fee After $15M Verdict In Sex Bias Suit
• How Attorneys Can Be More Efficient This Holiday Season
• Top 10 Whistleblowing And Retaliation Events Of 2023
• Indiana Healthcare System Strikes $345M FCA Deal
• DOL Proposes Rescinding ACA-Skirting Health Plan Rule
• Zymergen Gets Conditional OK For Ch. 11 Asset Sales
• The Biggest PTAB Developments In 2023
• Steward Health Paid Boston Cardiac Doc Kickbacks, Feds Say
• Colo. Judge Pushes Teva On EpiPen Damages Math
• Del. Justices Reverse Chancery AmerisourceBergen Suit Toss
• HHS Says Chambers Have No Place In Drug Price Dispute
• HHS Finalizes $115 Fee For Surprise Billing Law Disputes
• Planned Parenthood Drops Suit Challenging Ky. Abortion Ban
• Feds Say 3 States Can't Intervene In Abortion Pill Suit
• Calif. Hospitals Abandon $142M Deal Under FTC Challenge
• Claims Court Says Military Did Not Infringe Software Rights
• SC Judge Won't Reconsider Foam Co. Dismissal Ruling
• 3rd Circ. Tosses Insurer Win In Nursing Home Coverage Row
• Future Pay Awards Can't Stand In Mich., Hospital Says
• Insurer Sues Ga. Hospital For Alleged Double-Billing
• Hospital Asks NC Justices To Rebuff Widow's Med Mal Appeal
• Jury Awards $857M In Yet Another Wash. Monsanto PCB Loss
• Watchdog Says Hospital Discount, Credit Won't Beget Fines
• Optum Group To Pay $160K After Patient Records Complaints
• Feds Defend Chevron Deference In Second High Court Case
• Pa. Hospital Must Turn Over Reports In Newborn Death Suit
• FTC Wants $37M Award, COVID Products Ban For Texas Co.
• Pa. Firm Must Face Ex-Paralegal's Vaccine Privacy Suit
• Doc Asks 2nd Circ. To Review Jackson Lewis Defamation Win
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Pa. Nursing Homes Convicted For Fraud, Workers Acquitted
• Biggest Illinois Decisions Of 2023
• Children's Book Writing Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• 5th Circ. Says FTC Must Reconsider $8B Illumina-Grail Merger
• DOJ Slams Teva's Bid For Answers On Dropped Case
• IPOs In 2024 Will Be Invite-Only, Life Sciences Insiders Say
• HHS Unveils Model To Deliver Safer Births Under Medicaid
• Feds Urge 8th Circ. To Affirm Block On Ark. Trans Care Ban
• Ky. Hospital Didn't Do Enough To Stop Data Breach, Suit Says
• NC Justices Say Minors' Med Mal Tolling Only Lasts To Age 10
• CMS Urges Plans To Fairly Compensate Vaccine Providers
• Artis Ventures Closes $200M Fund For TechBio Investments
• Group Of Former US Attys Urges DOJ Not To Reschedule Pot
• Autism Care Provider Gets 366-Day Term For Medicaid Fraud
• Zymergen Names 2 Successful Bidders In Ch. 11 Auction
• Amendment Sinks Ohio AG's Bid To Resume Abortion Limits
• Christian Biz Group Presses For Early Win On Trans Coverage
• 9th Circ. Stays Appeal In California Indian Child Welfare Case
• Fla. Judge Inclined To Allow Juror Interview In 'Maya' Case
• Boston Scientific Reaches $38.5M Deal To End Investor Suit
• LA Man Gets Over 5 Years For COVID-19 Fraud, Firearms
• Estate Can't Get Endless Chances To Pick Med Mal Suit Expert
• Colo. Clinic Drops Suit Alleging Fraudsters Stole CEO's Info
• New Pharma Guidelines Bring Pitfalls For Compounders
• The State Of CFPB Focus On Credit Reporting Of Medical Debt
• Atty's Remarks On $50M Case Stay In Malpractice Suit
• What Happens If High Court Rejects Releases In Purdue Ch. 11
• Mich. Panel Begrudgingly Reverses Progressive's Early Win
• Exec's Parents Say Examiner Botched Autopsy, Leaked Info
• Texas Justices Won't Review Atty's 'Fake' Doc Sanctions Row
• Walgreens US Legal Chief To Exit Following CEO Change
• Motley Rice 'Weaponized' Gov. Info For Opioid MDL, PBM Says
• 4 Major Benefits Policy Developments From 2023
• Off The Bench: NCAA Bruised, DC Teams Eye Va., Puig Delay
• 3 Found Guilty In Fla. Fake Nursing Scam Trial
• 4th Circ. Told To Revive Malpractice Case Against Md. Firm
• NC AG Says HCA Healthcare Lapses Broke Purchase Deal
• CMS Issues Guidance For Medicare Drug Inflation Rebates
• GAO Details Setbacks With Surprise Billing Dispute Process
• Fla. Nursing Degree Scam Motivated By 'Greed,' Feds Say
• Petition Watch: Mail-In Ballots, College Degrees & Conspiracy
• 20 States Ask 8th Circ. To Uphold Trans Care Access In Ark.
• Ohio Clinics Double Down On Suit Over 6-Week Abortion Ban
• Geico To Settle $5.5M Complaint Against Florida Podiatrist
• New HHS Rule Called 'Significant Step' For Responsible AI
• Judge Divvies Up Atty Fees From $785M FCA Deal
• Prosecutors Say Pa. Nursing Home Scheme Was 'Simple' Lies
• Mass. Pharmaceutical Co. Banned From Making Drugs
• Shkreli's Lifetime Pharma Ban Goes Too Far, 2nd Circ. Told
• FDA's Recent Litigation Records Are Strong, But Imperfect
• CVS Health, 27 Others Pledge Safe AI Use And Development
• Religious Nonprofit Sues To Block NJ AG Subpoena
• Deals Rumor Mill: Macy's, KKR, General Atlantic
• Pa. Justices Will Review Order Allowing Hospital Closure
• Fed. Circ. Backs Rejection Of Institut Pasteur's Patent App
• Harvard Doctor Secretly Impregnated Me In 1980, Patient Says
• A Look Back At The Abortion Battles Of 2023
• Military Health System Lacks Opioid Rx Controls, IG Finds
• 5 Steps For Healthcare Companies After Biden's AI Order
• NLRB Judge OKs Texas RN Residents, Fellows Union Vote Bid
• Giving The Gov't Drug Patent March-In Authority Is Bad Policy
• The Biggest Patent Rulings Of 2023
• The Biggest Legal Ethics Cases Of 2023
• Stony Brook Removes Interim Tag For Chief Campus Counsel
• NJ Litigator Rejoins Fox Rothschild After Healthcare GC Role
• Jazz, Express Scripts Beat Calif. Overcharge Suit, For Now
• 6 Biggest Healthcare Fraud Cases Of 2023
• Insurer Warns Of 2024 Geopolitical Challenges For Companies
• McDermott Brings Back Miami Litigator From County Atty Post
• Morgan Lewis Guides Integra On $275M Pharma Biz Deal
• How Clients May Use AI To Monitor Attorneys
• Michigan's Biggest Decisions Of 2023
• DEA Must Consult FDA On Psilocybin Petition, 9th Circ. Told
• Supreme Court To Consider Fight Over Abortion Medication
• AstraZeneca Urges Chancery To Toss $3B Viela Bio Sale Suit
• Ind. Court Upholds Physician's Trial Win In Amputation Suit
• Calif. Jury Awards $41.49M To Nurse Over Retaliation
• Ill. AG Won't Enforce Anti-Abortion Center Law Called 'Stupid'
• Lawmakers Say Pharmacies Not Protecting Customer Data
• Mass. Hospital's Counsel Tried To 'Lead The Court Astray'
• Mo. Can't Duck $8M Default Judgment In Hospital Abuse Suit
• Okla. AG Urges 10th Circ. Not To Block Ban On Trans Care
• Ariz. High Court Tussles With Abortion Ban's Legislative Intent
• Whistleblower Says Allergan Knowingly Overbilled Medicaid
• GAO Says Agencies Not Fully Complying With AI Rules
• Ohio Panel Topples Pot Dispensary's Victory In Lease Fight
• When Patients Have Standing For Hospital Antitrust Suits
• NYC Leader Of Black-Market HIV Drug Scheme Pleads Guilty
• Yale Hospital Workers Get Early Nod For $1M ERISA Deal
• Operatic UPMC Med Mal Saga Drops Doc, To Settle Soon
• Bird Shelter Again Sues UnitedHealth, Alleging Nuisance Calls
• Senate Health Panel OKs Bipartisan Opioid Treatment Measure
• DC Circ. Rebuffs FBI Agent Fired Over Nassar Probe
• Quinn Emanuel Escapes Drug Pricing Antitrust Subpoena
• Ex-Dow Jones Atty Joins Weight Loss Co. Noom As GC
• Point32Health Promotes Veteran Healthcare Atty As CLO
• Jury Awards Ex-OSU Dentist $600K In Retaliation Suit
• Texas High Court Revokes Order Allowing Emergency Abortion
• Chamber Finds Drug Price Measures Will Stifle Research
• House Passes Healthcare Pricing Transparency Bill
• Healthcare-Focused SPAC Gardiner Acquisition Calls It Quits
• Eli Lilly Must Face Most Claims In Diabetes Medication Suit
• Ill. Jury Awards $14M For Teen's Fatally Delayed Treatment
• Kaiser Beneficiaries Win Class Cert. In Discrimination Suit
• State Farm Urges Judge To Keep Houston RICO Suit Alive
• Novo Nordisk Says Fed Drug Pricing Unseen Even In Wartime
• Michigan Ends 'Rape Insurance' Surcharge In Abortion Bill
• Kristen Bell's Baby Co. Gets OK For $65M Ch. 11 Sale
• RFK Jr. Can't Join High Court Social Media Work Showdown
• Biden Would Veto Rulemaking Bill Citing 'Unnecessary Delays'
• SmileDirect Drops Ga. Dental Board Case As It Winds Down
• Geico Accuses Medical, Finance Groups Of No-Fault Scheme
• Pa. Appeals Court Affirms Jury's 14-Minute Med Mal Verdict
• How AI Executive Order Aims To Compete For Foreign Talent
• Plan Managers Can't Get High Court Scrutiny Of DOL Win
• Medtronic Says Promotions Not Basis For FCA Case
• Pennsylania Jury Awards Surgeon $15M In Sex Bias Suit
• ESG Around The World: Singapore
• Sanofi Tells 3rd Circ. Post-Ch. 11 Drug Sales Triggered Deal
• Mich. AG Asks 6th Circ. To Deny Christian Health Clinic Appeal
• US Wrong On Licensing Costs In $3M Tax Suit, 7th Circ. Told
• Scrubs Co. Sues Attys Over Fees In Lost False Ad Suit
• The Pop Culture Docket: Judge D'Emic On Moby Grape
• Navigating Asset Tracing Challenges In Bankruptcy
• High Court Won't Review Ban On Gay 'Conversion' Therapy
• Cigna Opts For $10B Buyback As Humana Deal Rumors Fizzle
• Justices Vacate Vax Mandate Injunctions As Moot
• Justices Won't Take Up Fla. Nursing Home Mogul's Appeal
• High Court Won't Review CoolSculpting Warning Suit
• Texas High Court Halts Order Granting Emergency Abortion
• Circuit-By-Circuit Guide To 2023's Most Memorable Moments
• Kaiser Offers $3M To End Hearing Loss Coverage Claims
• State Farm Must Pay For Man's Care During Rate Cap Dispute
• How Immigration Can Fill Labor Gaps — A Series
• New Drug Patent Proposal Sparks Worry Over Gov't Overstep
• HHS Settles 1st Enforcement Strike Over Phishing Cyberattack
• Carriers Urge Pa. Justices To Flip Policyholder Pandemic Win
• JPML Moves Actions On Ineffective Decongestants To NY
• Pregnant Woman Proposes Class Suit Against Ky. Abortion Bans
• Widow Appeals Suit Over Husband's Suicide To NC High Court
• Ex-CEO Admits Securities Fraud In Fake COVID Test Case
• No Arbitration In Minor League Baseball Player's Fla. Death Suit
• Fla. Doctor's 20-Year Sentence Halved For Gov't Cooperation
• NY Regulators OK Medical Pot Cos.' Pivot To Recreational
• SC Argues With 4th Circ. Over Right To Sue Under Medicaid
• Barnes & Thornburg Adds Healthcare Atty From Krieg DeVault
• Reading The Fine Print On FDA's Prescription Drug Ad Rule
• Damages Trial Delayed For Surgeon After Sex Bias Verdict
• Magistrate Pans Countersuit To Rwanda's $40M Fraud Claim
• Biomedical Cos. Score $62M Award In Trade Secrets Trial
• The Basics Of Law Firm Cyber Liability Insurance Applications
• Ark. Youths Urge 8th Circ. To Uphold Access To Trans Care
• Meet The 'Gem' Atty Picked For Mass. Top Court
• SmileDirectClub To Wind Down After Sale Efforts Collapse
• J&J Hit With Suit Over Stelara Exclusivity
• FCC Says Carriers Are Meeting On 988 Call Georouting Fixes
• Insurance Considerations For Cos. Assessing New AI Risks
• 5 Recent ERISA Decisions Attorneys Should Know
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Performing Music Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Generics Price-Fixing Cases Should Stay In MDL, Judge Says
• Gilead Sued In Calif. Over Remdesivir COVID-19 Claims
• Wash. Justices Throw Out 8-Year Limit On Malpractice Suits
• Bankrupt Drug Treatment Center Takes Cigna Row To 9th Circ.
• Teva Says EpiPen Suit Only Remedy For Colo. Takings
• Biden Executive Order Reforms Tribal Funding Access
• Fed. Circ. OKs Mixed Ruling For Lundbeck In Trintellix IP Case
• Judge Drops MedCost From Suit Challenging Coverage Denial
• Blue Cross Unit 'Abused' Control Of Health Plan, Suit Says
• NC Radiology Group, Broker Strike Deal In Cyberattack Row
• 2 Senators Probe Private Equity's Role In Hospital Care
• NY AG Says Insurers' Mental Health Providers Were 'Ghosts'
• 4th Circ. Reluctant To Reverse White Exec's Race Bias Verdict
• 4th Circ. Doubts Link Between Rockefeller And Syphilis Tests
• Feds Say Lack Of Funding, Officers Fueling Native Drug Crisis
• Ohio Pot Company Drops Fraud Claims Against NY Firm
• Home Health Co.'s H-2B Request Revived For Dying Daughter
• NC Panel Rules No Evidence Patient Signed Arbitration Form
• Pfizer Unit Agrees To Construct Floodplain At Superfund Site
• How An Abortion Rights Atty Views Justice O'Connor's Legacy
• 'Patient' Definition Ruling Raises Discount Drug Questions
• Texas Judge Says Woman Can Get Abortion Despite State Ban
• Gay Spiritual Resident Says He Was Fired For Bias Complaint
• Ariz. BCBS Rips 'Kitchen-Sink' Suit Over Low Doctor Payouts
• The 5 Biggest Georgia High Court Rulings Of 2023
• Elder Care Co. To Pay $5.5M After Calif. Labor Probe
• Morgan Stanley Secures $1.2B Across 2 New Funds
• Biden Admin Looks To Take Over Expensive Drug Patents
• Wellness or Medical? Device-Maker Attys Look for Answers
• Cancer Test Co. Overpromised Insurer Coverage, Suit Says
• Seattle Firm Fights Doctor's Claim It 'Abused' Legal Process
• Blue Cross Trans Care Class Gets Revised Definition
• 9th Circ. Suggests Suit Over Menacing Doc Tossed Too Soon
• Ohio Senators Rewrite Voter-Approved Pot Legalization
• Cooley Atty Can't Ax 'Rather Harsh' Sanctions, 3rd Circ. Says
• Fed. Circ. Wrestles With Apple Bid To Ax More Masimo Patents
• Ex-USPTO Directors Rally Against WTO IP Waiver
• Texas Nursing Home Says Order Violates COVID Liability Act
• Boston Biotech Seeks $716K For COVID-19 Test Default
• GenesisCare Gets OK For $20M DIP Funding Hike
• Patent Suit Deal Sounds Like 'Money Laundering' To Judge
• Hospital Group Explores 'Responsible' Health Data Privacy
• W.Va. Doctor Ordered To Sign Settlement After Suing Hospital
• Kirkland-Led AbbVie To Pay $8.7B For Cerevel Therapeutics
• Texas Pregnancy Case Attys Apologize For Child Name Reveal
• 6th Circ. Asks How Doctors Can Fight HHS Trans Statute
• HHS Offers Plan To Bolster Hospital Defenses In Cyberattacks
• Apple Allowed To Seal Smartwatch Competition Hearing
• NY Jails, Hospitals Sued The Most Under Adult Survivors Act
• Breaking Down High Court's New Code Of Conduct
• NC Biz Court Trims Suit Claiming Hospital Sold Data To Meta
• Spencer Fane Pushes Growth With Snow Christensen Merger
• Air Methods Gets OK For $1.7B Ch. 11 Plan
• Judge Orders 3 Case Tracks, Appoints Counsel In Insulin MDL
• Receiver Appointed In Calif. Dispensary Contract Dispute
• 2nd Circ. Skeptical Of NLRB In Nurse Firing Case
• AI Brings New Insurance Concerns For Healthcare Providers
• 5 Firms Build $675M Sale Of Revenue Cycle Management Biz
• Philips Settles Claim Rival's Worker Hacked Ultrasound Tech
• Texas Sued By Pregnant Woman Seeking Abortion Care
• Parties In Healthcare Antitrust Suit Told To List Depo Targets
• People Of Color Face Racism, Worst Outcomes In Healthcare
• 10th Circ. Sides With Teen Fighting United's Coverage Denial
• Pa. Justices Won't Review Hospitals' Denied Tax Exemptions
• Massive Hack At 23andMe Got Health, DNA Ancestry Data
• Mintz Bolsters Healthcare Practice With Wiley Partner
• Ex-Hospital CFO, 3 Doctors Settle Kickback Case For $880K
• CMS Rule Targets Wave Of Medicaid Disenrollments
• Insurers Seek Dismissal Of PrEP Coverage Suit
• Senators Debate Reimbursement Ideas To Fix Drug Shortages
• Bristol-Myers Decries Blue Cross Unit's Last-Minute Dropout
• Legal Profession Gender Parity Requires Equal Parental Leave
• Ala. Pot Co. Sues Regulators Over Rescinded License
• Senate Confirms Military Nominees After Tuberville Lifts Hold
• Tenn. Seeks To Bar HHS Title X Denial Over Abortion Stance
• Pa. Court Told Overdose Prevention Org. Has Religious Views
• GenesisCare Lender Objects To DIP Refinancing Move
• Insurer, Staffing Co. Drop $10M Overbilling Coverage Row
• Dickinson Wright Adds Lewis Brisbois IP Atty In Denver
• Leave The Courtroom Doors Open, Says Apple Foe
• Patients Sue Nevada Healthcare Vendor For Exposing Data
• Malpractice Time Limit Covers Chiropractors, Ga. Panel Rules
• AstraZeneca Criticizes HHS For Bid To Skirt Drug Price Suit
• Feds' Health Policy 'Obliterates Pro-Life Laws,' Idaho AG Says
• GOP Effort To Rewrite Ohio Pot Legalization Spurs Backlash
• Execs Siphoned $4M From Failing Hospital, Trustee Says
• Blank-Check Co. Aimei Health Technology Prices $60M IPO
• Clinical Lab Group Slams FDA Proposal To Regulate Lab Tests
• Bipartisan Bill Would Expand Mental Health Care For Farmers
• 4th Circ. Preview: Oil Giants, Rockefeller Headline December
• Justices Told Family's 10th Circ. Benefits Win Subverts ERISA
• Judge Lets Negligence Dispute Stand In Pregnancy Care Case
• Pear Therapeutics Seeks WARN Act Class Suit Settlement
• Activist Short-Sellers Are The Dark Knights Of Wall Street
• Kristen Bell's Baby Co. Eyes $65M Early-Bidder Ch. 11 Sale
• Steps Toward A Unified Health Financing System For Calif.
• SmileDirect Competitor Align Blasts Ch. 11 Plan Disclosures
• Psych Hospital Docs Want Atty Emails In Whistleblower Suit
• MIT Accused Of Bias, Retaliation Against Black Employee
• J&J, Ethicon Settle 224 Hernia Mesh Defect Suits In MDL
• Feds Accuse Texas Rehab Clinic Of $2M Workers' Comp Scam
• GAO OKs $3.9M Special Air Force Squad Health Service Bid
• Paramedics, EMTs And Fla. Ambulance Co. Settle OT Suit
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Guilty Verdict Turns Into Mistrial In Securities Fraud Case
• Prime Healthcare ERISA Judge 'Befuddled' By Class Cert. Ask
• Judge Chides Tribe Seeking Blue Cross Default As 'Obstinate'
• Feds Say Biz Group Lacks Standing In Trans Coverage Suit
• Justices Call O'Connor 'American Hero,' 'Perfect Trailblazer'
• Judge OKs $13.5M Settlement In Fla. Health Care Plan Suit
• Longtime AHA General Counsel Mindy Hatton Retiring
• Philly Child Welfare Agency Sued Over Baby's Death
• HHS-OIG To Recoup More Than $3B Through Enforcement
• Former Clerks Say Justice O'Connor Still Worth Emulating
• Beauty Tech Co. Hid Compliance Issues, Shareholder Says
• Voters Worried About Health Care Affordability, Poll Shows
• Therapy Co. SPAC Investors Fight Del. Stock-Drop Suit Toss
• Up Next At High Court: Purdue Pharma, Taxes & Job Transfers
• La. Lab Owner Indicted For $148M Urine Test Billing Scheme
• Mich. Justices Leave 'Ethical Quandaries' Be In Nurse Appeal
• Judge Balks At 'Sheer Number' Of Exhibits In Seattle Vax Suit
• Congress Has Chance To Adjust Hemp Policy, Report Says
• Med Tech Co. Sues AI Maker Over Use Of 'Judi' Mark
• Alecto Health Can Continue With Subchapter V Designation
• Mich. Latest To Have PBMs Get Licenses To Operate In State
• Mass. Lab Execs Guilty Of Bloodwork Kickback Conspiracy
• Clinic Owner, Pharma Tech Sentenced For Fake Clinical Trial
• Leases Don't Disqualify Small Biz Bankruptcies, Court Rules
• DOD Owes Developer $13M For Unauthorized Software Copies
• J&J MedTech Buys Heart Device Maker Laminar In $400M Deal
• Special Visas Needed To Address Health Labor Shortages
• 3 December Argument Sessions Benefits Attys Should Watch
• 4 Decisions For Which Justice O'Connor Will Be Remembered
• Jackson Lewis' Employment Probe Was Proper, 2nd Circ. Says
• Insurer Gets COVID-19 Test Reimbursement Suit Tossed
• Justice O'Connor Shattered Barriers, Built Bridges
• Justices Urged To Wade Into Emergency Abortion Care Fight
• Sandra Day O'Connor, First Woman On Supreme Court, Dies
• Writing Thriller Novels Makes Me A Better Lawyer