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Health - January, 2024

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• Meta Judge Pointed To Colleague's Ruling In Privacy Battle
• Final Immigration Fee Hikes Seen As 'Tax' On Employers
• Judge Won't Force Florida Trans Coverage Pending Appeal
• Data Breach Victims Say Health Software Cos. Can't Ax Claims
• FDA Adopts ISO Standard For Device Makers In New Rule
• Michigan Justices Demur On Ambulance Mishap Case
• Cooley-Led Vaxcyte Prices $750M Public Offering
• Architect Says Steward Owes $2M For Work On Mass. Hospital
• Cardinal Health Buys Specialty Networks In $1.2B Deal
• Aetna Says Plastic Surgery Biz Misusing 'No Surprises' Waiver
• Baylor Wants Nurse's Age, Disability Discrimination Suit Tossed
• Ex-Workers Get 2nd Chance At Retirement Plan Suit
• Northwell Health Sued Over Breach Of 3M Patients' Data
• DOJ, EBay Strike $59M Settlement Over Sales Of Pill Equipment
• Teladoc Illegally Sends Users' Personal Info To Meta, Suit Says
• Doctor In NBA Fraud Case Moves To Ditch Atty, Yank Plea
• Fla. Man Avoids Jail In Telemedicine Fraud Suit
• Mich. Hospital 'Didn't Do Its Job' For Deaf Patient, Judge Says
• Texas Justices Consider Overruling $10M Medicare Fraud Fine
• NJ Law Firm Seeks Sanctions In Malpractice Suit Led By Rival
• 5 Reasons Associates Shouldn't Take A Job Just For Money
• Juror Misconduct Claim Sends Med Mal Case Back To Court
• Lab Exec Gets 10 Years For $234M Medicare Fraud Scheme
• 8 Firms Lead $3.7B Sale Of Cigna Medicare Businesses
• Va. Doctor Can't Undo $1.18M Post-Surgery Infection Verdict
• Medical Pot Firm Owes $1.5M In Lease Fees, Landlord Says
• Ex-Pfizer Compliance Officer Revamps Whistleblower Suit
• Scholars, Advocates Tell Justices Mifepristone Limits Must Go
• 1st Circ. Backs Doctor In Row Over Patent Evidence
• Wash. Judge Won't Toss Dialysis Nurse's Class Wage Claims
• CDC Patent Apps Lead Gilead To Victory In HIV Research Feud
• Trans Care Ban Poses 'Philosophical' Questions, Justices Say
• Pharmacy Knew Conn. Kickbacks Broke Law, Founder Testifies
• CareFirst Judge Mulls Class OK In Trimmed Data Breach Row
• Va. Appeals Court Says Med Mal Suit Not Lost In Bankruptcy
• Philips Halts Sales Of Sleep Apnea Devices In US After Recall
• Fla. Shouldn't Get Pause On Federal Health Rule, Judge Says
• NC Hospital Says It Didn't Share Patient Data With Meta
• Gov't Contracts Of The Month: Satellites And AI Fighter Jets
• NC Federal Judge OKs Temporary Halt In Novant Hospital Deal
• Most Claims In $1.76B Vt. Hospital 403(b) Suit Can Proceed
• 3rd Florida Resident Charged In $9M Medicare Scheme
• Allergan Asks 9th Circ. To Ignore Atty's Claims Of Fraud
• 7th Circ. Won't Revive School Staffers' COVID-Testing Suit
• Senate Dems Urge DOJ To Fully Decriminalize Marijuana
• How Biotech Deals May Help Competition, Despite FTC View
• Health Policy Legislative Landscape May Remain Frozen
• Ga. Woman Gets 5 Years For Lying In Pandemic Fraud Case
• Expediting Psychedelics Approvals In The US And Canada
• UNC Prof Says He's Immune From Suit Over Party Pics Probe
• Stryker Can't Slip California Workers' Wage Suit
• Tribe's Repeat Default Bids Disrespect Court, Blue Cross Says
• Man Asks 11th Circ. To Reduce Sentence For Med Device Fraud
• Pfizer Says Moderna Telling FDA One Thing, PTAB Another
• Colo. Worker Says Pa. Staffing Agency Shorted Wages
• Calif. County Workers Get Class Status In Vax Exemption Suit
• Playing Competitive Tennis Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Minority USPS Workers Lack Access To Counseling, Suit Says
• Reps Want More From VA On AI Transparency, Enforcement
• Meta Must Keep Battling Trimmed Health Tracking Privacy Suit
• Texas AG Seeks Transgender Patients' Data, Ga. Clinic Says
• Don't Keep Us Out Of ITC, Startup Says In Apple Watch Row
• Veterans Org. Wants Court To Prod VA On Transgender Petition
• US Trustee, Rite Aid Negotiate Revised Mediation Order
• Late Claim Sinks Calif. Suit Over Ectopic Pregnancy
• HHS Urges Court To Reject Novo Nordisk Drug Plan Challenge
• 5 Floridians Sentenced For $67M Medicare Testing Scam
• Nurse's Labor Dispute Right For NLRB, Calif. State Court Says
• Hearing Aid Co. Eargo Investors Ask 9th Circ. To Revive Suit
• DOJ Says Wash. Hospital Had Role In Spinal Surgeon Scandal
• Insurer-Backed Docs Must Show Tax Records For Bias Check
• Conn. Hospital Blames Anesthesiologists In $2M Billing Feud
• Justices To Hear Abortion Drug Case Arguments In March
• Ex-Worker Accuses Trulieve Of Racial Discrimination
• The Top Attys In Clinton's Impeachment Trial, 25 Years Later
• Justices Set March Arguments In Tribal Healthcare Dispute
• Feds Drop Insider Trading Charges Against Ex-Mylan Exec
• Chicago Beats Remaining Vaccine Mandate Challenges
• The Pop Culture Docket: Judge Djerassi On Super Bowl 52
• 2 Biotech Firms Join IPO Fray With Plans To Raise $211M
• McCarter & English Urges Against Updating Malpractice Suit
• Imperative Care Names O'Melveny Deals Partner As CLO
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Shumaker Can't Get Double Fees For Appeal, Wilkes Says
• Pa. High Court Revives Challenge To Medicaid Abortion Ban
• Grifols Says Gotham City Intentionally Tanked Share Price
• 23andMe Users Say Hackers Targeted Jewish, Chinese Data
• COVID-19 Immunity Law Shields Hospital From Negligence
• Bills Aim To Halt Cash To Chinese Cos. Over Genetic Data
• GSK Unit Pauses Chancery Patent Suit For Settlement Talks
• Former Hoops Star Avoids Prison For Healthcare Plan Fraud
• Dissolved Biomed Co. Aims To Bar Ex-CEO's Credit Bid In Del.
• Tenn. Couple Sentenced For $65M Tricare Fraud
• Monsanto Says High Court Ruling Can't Save Jury Award
• GAO Rejects Challenge To Pentagon's $44B Medical Deal
• Mich. Court Backs Order For Hospital's COVID Policy Records
• 2nd Circ. Backs Catholic Health System's Win In Bias Suit
• NC Insurance Group Not Bound By Medicare Law, Suit Says
• NJ Health Network Accused Of Poaching Docs Amid JV Talks
• Despite HHS Opinion, Gift Card Giveaways Require Caution
• Law360 Seeks Members For Its 2024 Editorial Boards
• Panel Backs AG's Power To Nix Claims In $26B Opioid Deal 
• Ex-Goodwin Procter Life Sciences Atty Joins DLA Piper In NY
• Geico Seeks $3M From Med Cos. In Claimed No-Fault Scheme
• Off The Bench: McMahon Sued, 'Rock' Victory, USC Feels Heat
• Foot Doc Can't Outrun Suit Alleging Needless, Failed Surgery
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• What Gender-Affirming Care Cases Mean For Benefits Attys
• Opioid Nuisance Query Better For W.Va. Court, 4th Circ. Hints
• Danaher Execs Face Investor Suit Over Post-Pandemic Slump
• Eye Care Tech Co. Gets Tentative OK For $8M DIP
• Philly Children's Hospital Avoids Baby Brain Injury Suit
• Colo. REIT Overpaid For $21B Merger, Investor Says
• PE-Backed BrightSpring Prices $693M IPO Below Range
• 9th Circ. Urged To Affirm Pause On Idaho Abortion Travel Ban
• Feds Press State Medicaid Admins On Hep C Coverage
• Conn. Judge OKs State Oversight Of Defunct Nursing School
• Ex-Director Says Off-Label Marketing Objections Cost Him Job
• FTC Sues To Stop NC Healthcare Systems' $320M Deal
• Service Snag Delays Hospital Operator's Ch. 11 Confirmation
• Transgender Vets Sue VA Over Gender-Confirmation Surgery
• Philly Hospital Must Face Ex-Engineer's COVID Vax Bias Suit
• Ind. Justices Loosen Medical Expert Standard Of Care Rule
• How Merck Settlement Can Inform Cyberinsurance Approach
• Morgan & Morgan Beats Firms To Lead Zoll Data Breach Row
• Surgeon Says He Was Alone On-Call But Couldn't Hit Quotas
• Staying Ahead Of The AI Policymaking Curve
• Deals Rumor Mill: Amazon-IRobot, Paramount, Walgreens
• Kirkland Reps Arlington Capital On $3.8B Fund VI
• The 7th Circ.'s Top 10 Civil Opinions Of 2023
• Employee Experience Strategy Can Boost Law Firm Success
• Latham Ducks Sanctions In Sorrento Ch. 11
• Fla. Calls Plan To Rethink Child Institutionalization Unviable
• J&J Agrees To $150M Deal Ending Wash. Opioid Litigation
• Trump Bristles At Shkreli Comparison In NY Civil Fraud Case
• Latham, Cooley Steer CG Oncology's Upsized $380M IPO
• Bid To Swap Chevron For An Old Standby Raises Doubts
• Pot Insurance Suit Belongs In Federal Court, Judge Says
• US News Sues SF City Atty Over 'Best Hospitals' Probe
• Feds Ask Justices To Nix 5th Circ.'s Abortion Pill Limits
• Software Co. Says Data Breach Victims Aren't Customers
• Workers' Break Suit Paused To Finalize Deal With Athena
• Texas Judge Orders SmileDirectClub To Convert To Ch. 7
• Elmo Can't Save Parents' COVID-19 Vax Suit, 5th Circ. Says
• Ohio Senate Greenlights Ban On Youth Gender-Affirming Care
• NC Doctor Can't Clear Conviction In $11M Medicare Case
• M&A Off To Strong Start In 2024 Amid Flurry Of US Megadeals
• Florida Findings Loom Large In Del. Zantac Tort Suit
• Tort Report: Helicopter Crash Settlement Sets US Record
• Hospital's $55M Deal To End 16-Year Antitrust Case Gets OK
• Insurer Can't Duck $2M Nursing Home Judgment, Family Argues
• Competing In Triathlons Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• 2 Providers Ask NC High Court To Reverse Medicaid Expulsion
• Judge Urges Ex-Ropes Atty, Former Client To Settle Fee Spat
• Black Nurse Aide Can't Press Race Bias Suit, 3rd Circ. Says
• Cannabist Co. Says Suit Over $25M Deal Came Too Late
• Notes Of Interest From 5th Circ. Illumina-Grail Merger Ruling
• Danco Asks Justices To Reject 5th Circ.'s Abortion Pill Limits
• 3 Generic-Drug Cos. Reach Settlements In Price-Fixing MDL
• Australia, US, UK Sanction Russian Over Medibank Hack
• Calif. Doctor Beats Postpartum Care Malpractice Suit Appeal
• Wash. AG Seeks Toss Of Clinics' 'Abortion Pill Reversal' Case
• HHS Tells 5th Circ. Title X Case Moot Since No Child Involved
• 2nd Circ. Partially Revives No Surprises Act Suit
• Personal Touch's $3.6M Deal Over Data Breach Gets Initial OK
• Pharma Co. Must Face Investor Suit Over Cancer Drug Study
• UPenn's Retrial Bid Is Denied In $183M Birth Injury Case
• Trans Health Class Win Stayed For Insurer's 9th Circ. Appeal
• Wash. Firm Must Face Suit Over Lost $1M Escrow Fund
• Equipment Co. Can't Sue NY Hospital To Recoup Settlement
• Teva Can't Escape Insurers' Copaxone Generic Delay Case
• DOJ Seeks Dismissal Of Challenge To Federal Cannabis Ban
• Del. Judge Nixes Bidder Fees In Humanigen Ch. 11
• W.Va. County To Face Off With Opioid Distributors At 4th Circ.
• Ex-CEO's Counterclaims Not Allowed, Insys Trustee Says
• Miss. Beats 1st Amendment Challenge To Cannabis Ad Ban
• 6th Circ. Rejects PREP Act Immunity For Doc In Med Mal Suit
• DOJ's Biopharma Settlement Raises Anti-Kickback Questions
• 3 States Ask To Join High Court Case Against Abortion Drug
• Where Justices Stand On Chevron Doctrine Post-Argument
• Fed. Circ. Says VA Broke Exclusivity Promise To Medical Co.
• Fed. Circ. Sends Xencor Antibody Patent Case Back To USPTO
• Upsized CG Oncology IPO Could Raise As Much As $306M
• Mayer Brown Adds Another Wilson Sonsini Litigator In Calif.
• Nurse Fired For Refusing 2nd Vax After Side Effects, Suit Says
• Split 9th Circ. Revives Nurse's Disability Benefits Suit
• Former Police Chief Cops To Insider Trading Charges In NY
• Mich. Justices Won't Hear Hospital Stroke Treatment Suit
• 2nd Circ. Backs Shkreli Lifetime Pharma Industry Ban
• Medical Scrubs Co. Enters Ch. 11 As COVID Biz Boost Slows
• 6 Practice Pointers For Pro Bono Immigration Practice
• Weil Helps Sanofi Buy Rare Diseases Co. For Up To $2.2B
• NY Senate Backs Bill Bolstering Healthcare Data Privacy
• Anna Jaques Hospital Sued In Mass. Over Hacked Patient Data
• Seattle Hospital To Blame For Children's Suffering, Jury Told
• Ind. Wants In On Medicaid Row After Health Org.'s $345M Deal
• Maine Dems Want To Enshrine Abortion Right In Constitution
• Conn. Burn Charity's Bookkeeper Stole Funds, $2M Suit Says
• Fla. Senate Panel OKs Bill To Change Med Mal Damages Rules
• Anesthesiologists Want Quick Ruling On Medicare Calculation
• Judge Tosses Fired Doctor's False-Claims Suit Over Airlifts
• Investors Sue Biopharma Co. After Clinical Trial Data Toss
• Mallinckrodt Trust Can Pursue Covidien Clawback Claims
• Zantac Class Attys Urge Del. Judge To Keep Experts In Case
• Anti-Trans Groups Defend Washington Shelter Law Challenge
• 3 Takeaways From Health Officials' Marijuana Proposal
• Biden Rolls Out New Abortion Protections On Roe Anniversary
• Medical Practice Execs Call Health Co. Suit 'Vendetta'
• Settlement Nears For Aetna, Optum Administrative Fee Class
• Ex-CVS Worker Wants 3rd Circ. To Ax 'Painful' Ruling
• 4th Circ. Preview: Timberland's TM Bid Kicks Off 2024
• Moderna Wants UPenn Biochemist's Emails In Vax IP Dispute
• Ex-Director Denies Agreeing To Keep Pharma Firm's Info Secret
• Medical Software Co. Eye Care Leaders OK'd For Joint Ch. 11
• FTC Fights Bids To Toss Texas Anesthesia Roll-Up Case
• ESG Around The World: Canada
• Motley Rice Fights DQ Bid In Opioid MDL
• Cancer-Focused Arrivent Biopharma Eyes $150M IPO
• HIV Drug Wholesalers' Attys Get $75M In Gilead Antitrust Case
• Skin Care Drug Co. Timber Gets OK For Ch. 11 Sale To Lender
• 5 Legal Considerations For Psychedelic Therapy Sector
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Lessons From Country Singer's Personal Service Saga
• Mich. Justice Warns Of 'Endless' Appeals After Panel Flip-Flop
• Health Groups Must Face Suit Over Spine Drain Injury
• Red Cross Has Antitrust Immunity, Judge Rules
• Pa. Hospital Keeps Win In Physical Therapy Malpractice Suit
• Chinese Co. Can't Avoid Contempt In Philips X-Ray IP Suit
• How Lease Obligations Can Affect Subchapter V Debt Cap
• Boston Biopharma Co. Picks Industry Veteran As Next GC
• Miss. Hospital FCA Challenge Won't Get High Court Look
• Law360 Names Firms Of The Year
• Law360 Names Practice Groups Of The Year
• McKesson Can't End A&P Creditors' $67M Clawback Suit
• Meta, TikTok Can't Escape Suit Over Health Data Tracking
• Colo. Group Seeks Damage Caps Drop, Reporting Expansion
• Claims Court Judge Doubts Takings Clause Applies To Pharma IP
• NJ Doctor Accuses Attorney Of $280K Wage Case Blunder
• Ohio Court Blesses Atty's 'Zealous' Strategy, Axes Sanctions
• UPMC Accused Of 'Draconian' Antitrust Plot To Trap Workers
• Klobuchar Tells Drug Cos. To Act On FTC Patent Warnings
• Tenn. Hospital To Face FCA Overlapping Surgeries Claim
• Harvard Claims Immunity In Suits Over Alleged Morgue Sales
• Ex-Pharmacy Head Gets 3 Years For $32M Telemed Scheme
• Kenvue Execs, J&J Face 2nd Investor Action Over FDA Probe
• UpHealth's 'Full Pay' Ch. 11 Plan On Horizon, Committee Says
• Becton Investors Get Initial OK Of $85M Deal Over Recall
• WHO Report Examines Pros And Cons Of AI In Healthcare
• Delay In Award Boosts Philly Birth Injury Verdict To $208M
• Ky. Supreme Court Says Expert Needed In Wheelchair Suit
• JP Morgan, Others Must Face Sr. Care Investors' Claims
• Pa. Doc's Midtrial Win Undone In Suit Over Surgery Death
• Hospital Had No Duty To Nurse Killed By Driver, Justices Rule
• Biotech Investor Sues In Del. For Info On 'Unfair' Repricing
• Off The Bench: Dolan Sued, Bally-Amazon Deal, NIL Hearing
• Fla. Medical Device Co. Sued Over Data Breach That Hit 54,000
• 11 Noteworthy CFPB Developments From 2023
• Misplaced Chest Tube Led To Patient's Death, Suit Says
• A Potential Proactive Tool For Public-Private Joint Ventures
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Exploring Menopause Benefits: A Guide For Employers
• FDA Won't Allow Chinese Co. To Market Vape Products
• Wash. Justices Asked If Patient Can Be Blamed In Med Mal Case
• FTC Asked To Force Google To Delete Sensitive Location Data
• Wash. Justices Set 'Fear Of Transmission' Claim Criteria
• CMS Announces State-Based Behavioral Health Model
• W.Va. Doctor Wanted Deal Hospital Couldn't Give, Judge Says
• Midwest Healthcare Group Escapes Bulk Of Data Breach Suit
• CG Oncology Aims To Raise Up To $212M As It Sets IPO Terms
• Conn. Hospital's Defenses Axed After Blunder In Billing Suit
• Committee May Subpoena J&J, Merck CEOs Over Drug Costs
• ER Patients Didn't Agree To Facility Fee, NC Panel Told
• Del. Court To Open Early Round In Massive Zantac Litigation
• Bang Energy Trustee Tags Ex-CEO In Clawback Suit
• 7th Circuit Probes Damages Evidence In Kickback Suit
• BridgeBio Pharma Secures $1.25B For New Drug Launch
• Ga. Judge Unsure If Optical Co.'s 'Omissions' Make For Fraud
• Bracing For Calif.'s New Health Transaction Framework
• Hillrom Can't Discharge Hospital Bed Antitrust Suit
• Physical Therapy Clinic Owner Convicted Of Billing Scheme
• Quinn Emanuel Says Judge Is Right To Block Subpoena
• NanoString Says Doubled Award Would Be 'Death Sentence'
• Ex-Pfizer Worker Convicted In Paxlovid Insider Trading Case
• MoFo Says 2024 Rate Cuts Will Boost PE's M&A Appetite
• 'Chaos' Warning Resonates As Justices Mull Chevron's Fate
• Thomas Gets Laugh, Agrees Prior Ruling Is 'Embarrassment'
• 5 Key Takeaways From Supreme Court's Chevron Arguments
• Caremark Wants Tribe's Prescription Claim Suit Arbitrated
• FDA Can't Publish Unsupported Concerns About Pharmacy
• 10th Circ. Probes Challenge To Okla. Trans Care Ban
• Walgreens Illegally Sells PhenAzo For UTI Relief, Suit Says
• 2nd Circ. Won't Revive Investor Suit Against Chinese Insurer
• Feds Drop Appeal Over HHS Rule On Drug Coupons
• 'Maya' Verdict Upheld, But $261M Award Reduced To $213M
• Eye Care Software Co. Seeks Ch. 11 With Up To $1B Debt
• Pharma Challenge To Advisory Anti-Kickback Opinion Tossed
• Boston's Ratio Therapeutics Raises $50M Series B For R&D
• Generic-Drug Cos. Say States Are Mum In MDL Discovery
• Judge Won't Strike 'Sham,' 'Ponzi Scheme' In LifeWallet Suit
• Chancery Orders Dura Medic Consolidated Litigation To Trial
• Ex-NBA Player's Bid For Health Fraud Trial Do-Over Rejected
• UnitedHealth Beats In-Office Surgery Fees Suit At 2nd Circ.
• NC Abortion Drug Law 'No Way Impaired' By FDA, Court Told
• Judge Orders Explanation For Continuing Tylenol MDL Cases
• 4th Circ. Upholds Home Healthcare Co.'s Defeat Of ADA Suit
• Allianz To Pay $1.5M To End Wash. AG's Policy Exclusion Suit
• Nursing Home Owner Cops To $38M Payroll Tax Scheme
• Health Co. Says Ex-CEO Sought 'Loyalty Oaths,' Revenge
• Rite Aid Ch. 11 Stay Doesn't Apply To Execs, Investors Say
• Uncharted Waters Ahead For FCA Litigation In 2024
• ERISA Litigation Faces New Frontiers In 2024
• Apple Drops Blood Oxygen Tech From New Watches After Ban
• 5 Trade Secret Developments To Follow In 2024
• Brown Rudnick Launches Life Sciences Consulting Division
• Ex-Pfizer Worker's 'Stupid' Trades Still Fraud, Jury Told
• PE-Backed Healthcare Provider BrightSpring Eyes $880M IPO
• Baking Bread Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• High Court Majority Shows No Eagerness To Overturn Chevron
• 6 Opinions To Read Before High Court's Chevron Arguments
• Seattle Cancer Center Sued For Alleged Anti-Trump DEI Push
• US Judge Tosses Anti-Abortion Clinic Spat Over Subpoena
• No 2nd Circ. Redo For Doc In Jackson Lewis Defamation Row
• Texas Judge Orders Compliance With GenesisCare's Ch. 11
• Embattled Burger Chain Not Paying Property Taxes, Suit Says
• Wash. Hospital Operator Found Liable For Wage Violations
• Manatt Adds Health Policy Strategist In DC Office
• Bias Fueled Cancer Center Admin's Demotion, Suit Says
• Judge Tosses Bid To Halt Ala. Medical Pot Licensure
• NJ Hospital, Investors To Pay $30.6M Over FCA Allegations
• GC Named Head Of Nassau U Medical Center In Restructuring
• Texas Justices Find For Doctor In Child's Snake Bite Care
• Apple Rips ITC, Masimo In Bid To Keep Original Watch On Sale
• Hospital Groups Nationwide Slam Online Tracking Restrictions
• Biotech Startup Alto Neuroscience Files To Go Public
• Therapy Co. Says Ex-Directors 'Raided' Staff And Patients
• Supreme Court Amgen Ruling's Major Effect On Enablement
• Federal Courts And AI Standing Orders: Safety Or Overkill?
• ​​​​​​​24 Hour Fitness Asks To Keep COVID Coverage Claims Alive
• Union Funds Drop Suit Against CIA Janitorial Contractors
• IHS Wants Tribes' Input On $250M To Combat Fentanyl Crisis
• Father's Malpractice Suit Over Son's Overdose Reinstated
• McDermott Lands Healthcare Team From Wilson Sonsini
• Crowell Adds Moses Singer Health Trio In New NYC Office
• OIG Report Has Clues For 2024 Healthcare Fraud Enforcement
• Healthcare Industry Must Prepare For Greater AI Regulation
• How 4 State AGs Are Shaping Data Privacy Compliance
• Apple Cleared To Avoid Import Ban With Redesigned Watch
• Canada, Pharma Opposition Loom Over Fla. Drug Imports
• Conn. AG Revises Settlements For Drug Kickback Defendants
• Judge Won't Recuse Himself Over Son-In-Law's Job At Firm
• Penn. Lab Says BCBS Owes Them $1.5M For COVID-19 Tests
• Feds Escape Suit Over Man's Treatment At Ill. Medical Center
• Va. Abortion Drug Access Suit Paused For High Court Rulings
• HHS Unveils Schedule III Recommendation For Marijuana
• FCC Telecom Subsidy Nearing High Court Showdown
• Texas Justices Snub Oil Settlement, VW Mirror Disputes
• Apple Loses 2 Masimo Patent Challenges At Fed. Circ.
• Ohio Hospital Seeks To End Worker's COVID-Testing Suit
• Texas Judge Stays Planned Parenthood's Medicaid Fraud Case
• UPenn Health System Eyes Merger With Ailing Hospital
• Scrubs Co. Investors Sue Board, Insiders In Del. After Losses
• Healthcare Co. HealthEC Hit With Data Breach Suit
• Vyera Ch. 11 Trustee Wants To Claw Back $10M From Supplier
• Lab Says COVID-19 Test-Maker Owes $30M Over Faulty Kits
• Boston Says Pharmacy Benefits Cos. Fueled Opioid Crisis
• 7 E-Discovery Predictions For 2024 And Beyond
• Judge OKs Bid By 3 States To Join Suit Against Abortion Drug
• 12 State AGs Urge DEA To Move Cannabis To Schedule III
• Drug Cos. Question FDA Off-Label Communications Guidance
• Feds Seek Prison Time For Ex-NBA Player In Health Fraud Suit
• High Court Eyes Chevron Deference: What You Need To Know
• How A 'Graphic' Trial Sparked A Juror Mental Health Movement
• Taxation With Representation: Kirkland, Latham, Wachtell
• 2nd Circ. Hears UnitedHealth Office-Based Surgery Fight
• NJ Judge Not Convinced Epidiolex Seller Lied To USPTO
• For Employers, Healthcare Costs Are A 'Black Box,' Reps. Told
• Mich. Justices Wary Of Finding COVID Orders Overstepped
• Wash. Justice Flags Class Action 'Weakness' In Wage Claim
• Medicare Drug Price Talks Encourage Competition, Court Told
• Wash. Justices Doubt Pharmacy Benefit Co. Can Escape Tax
• Natera Can't Escape Ravgen's Patent Infringement Suit
• NM Health System Says Feds Owe $10.6M In Pandemic Funds
• Petition Watch: Atty 1st Amendment Rights, ERISA Remedies
• Marketing Co. Can't Move Disability Bias Suit to Wisconsin
• Quest Fertility Biz Reaches $1.25M Deal In Data Breach Case
• Electronic Waveform Says Travelers Owes It $1.3M
• FCC Issues Final Rule On Rural Telehealth Discount
• Fed. Circ. Asked To Resume Ban On Apple Watch Imports
• COVID Masks Didn't Violate Cop's Trial Rights, 4th Circ. Says
• Deals Rumor Mill: Ripple Labs, Match, Novartis
• Medtech Co. Integer To Buy Pulse Technologies For $140M
• Tips For Contractors Preparing For Potential Gov't Shutdown
• NY Doctors Can't Avoid Suit Over Woman's Broken Wrist Care
• Doctor, Insurers Agree To End Wiretap Coverage Suit
• 'Reptile Theory' Atty Claim Can't Upend $10M Med Mal Verdict
• Fla. Judge Won't Toss MSP Recovery's Defamation Suit
• Walgreens Loses Bid To Reroute Pain Patch Marketing Suit
• Conn. Healthcare Co. Eyes Deal For Data Breach Class
• Nationwide Wins Dismissal After Pruning Billing Class Action
• Insurer Must Revisit Denial Of Residential Care Coverage
• 2 FCPA Settlements Illuminate Self-Disclosure, Disgorgement
• Novo Nordisk Gets Ozempic Warranty Claim Tossed For Good
• DOD Finds Violations Rife At White House Med Unit Pharmacy
• Hospital System, Spring Maker Sued Over Medical History Ask
• Union Funds Exit Amgen, Teva Antitrust MDL
• Mich. High Court Floats Clearer MedMal Expert Standards
• Ohio House OKs Ban On Youth Gender-Affirming Care
• Express Scripts Fixed Prices, Pharmacies' Class Action Says
• 2 Apple Wins Against Masimo Upheld By Fed. Circ.
• Gilead To Face 'Morally Blameworthy' Claim In HIV Drug Fight
• HHS Taps Official To Promote Competition In Healthcare
• NY Nursing Home Spending Law Survives Industry Challenge
• Judge Axes Bellwether Cases In 'Frankenstein' BCBS Fight
• Fees In Kronos Underpayment Deal Are Inflated, Judge Says
• Rex Medical Asks Fed. Circ. To Decry Slashing Of $10M Award
• Troutman Pepper Adds New Member To DC Health Practice
• Mass. Facility Using Once-Barred Shock Devices Sues FDA
• US Trustee Calls SmileDirect Ch. 11 Deal An Improper Plan
• OSU, Dentist End Retaliation Suit Amid New Trial Request
• CNS Startup Myrobalan Therapeutics Raises $24M Series A
• Policy Rider Saves Hospital's Pandemic Claim, 1st Circ. Rules
• Geico Drops No-Fault Charges Suit Against NY Pharmacy
• AliveCor Gets PTAB To Look Into Apple Patents At Issue In Suit
• FDA Tells 5th Circ. To Toss Suit Over Kids' COVID-19 Shots
• Conflicts Abound When Activist Short-Sellers Publish Reports
• Financing Healthcare Deals In Uncertain Markets This Year
• Doctor Groups Slam Ariz. BCBS For Defending Low Payouts
• Eateries Press NC Justices To Force COVID-19 Loss Coverage
• DOJ Pitches Rule On Medical-Equipment Access Under ADA
• FDA 'Can't Do This Alone,' Wants Help Vetting AI In Healthcare
• 'Giant Hole' In Pfizer Insider Trading Case, Jury Told
• NJ Lab, Owner To Pay $13M To Settle Kickback Claims
• 9th Circ. Says Surgery Center Can Sue Anthem Under ERISA
• Class Claims Aren't About Food Fraud, NJ Justices Say
• 5 Litigation Funding Trends To Note In 2024
• Disability Benefits Ruling Holds Claim Evaluation Lessons
• Healthcare Co. Settles Former Exec's Discrimination Suit
• Nurse Assistant Hits Pa. Staffing Agency With Meal Break Suit
• Vape Distributor Can't Get Quick Win In Contract Dispute
• Texas Atty Beats Perjury Convictions, But Other Counts Stand
• FDA Digital Tech Rule Faces Health Privacy, Inequity Test
• FTC Halts Data Broker's Location Data Sharing In Novel Deal
• FTC Blocked IQVIA On Old Threshold, Without 'Rubber Stamp'
• Law Firms Say Fraud Challenge Is 'Mean-Spirited' Litigation
• Hospital Sued After Mentally Ill Patient Dies Of Overdose
• CMS Greenlights Up To $6B For NY Medicaid Projects
• NC Officials Say Certificate Of Need Protest Defies Legislature
• DOJ Can't 'Salvage' Novel Insider Trading Case, Exec Says
• Ohio High Court Urged To Toss $650M Opioid Verdict
• Tenn. Wants Challenge To Med Board Diversity Laws Dropped
• VC Firm Expands Collaborations In New Tech Initiative Debut
• Mich. Resident Sues Software Co., Provider Over Data Breach
• Deal Language Irks Judge As $11M False Claims Trial Begins
• Mich. County Tricked Court To Escape Suit, Ex-Worker Says
• HHS Updates Religious, Moral Objection Rule For Doctors
• 4th Circ. Seeks W.Va. Justices' Input In Mammogram Row
• Lessons From DOJ's Handling Of Rare Medicare Fraud Case
• Info Kept From Jury In $15M Gender Bias Case, Pa. Court Told
• Health Groups Urge Texas Justices To Nix Trans Youth Care Ban
• Biopharma Co. Can't Dodge Secrets Row Over Detox Drug
• Home Health Co. Faces ERISA Suit Over Smoking Surcharge
• Unpacking NIST's Guidance On Genomic Data Cybersecurity
• Air Force Can Sole-Source Medical Infusion Pump Updates
• Ind. Justices Won't Let Hospital Out Of Pool Injury Suit
• Atty, Businessman Urge New Trial In Crash Report Scheme
• Ex-Troutman Pepper Bankruptcy Head Joining ArentFox Schiff
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