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Health - March, 2024

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• Petition Watch: Off-Label Ads, Retiree Discrimination & PPE
• Calif. Justices Rule Living Wills Not A Path To Arbitration
• Northern Texas Judges Won't Adopt Judge-Shopping Rule
• Hogan Lovells Vet's High Court Debut A Study In Contrasts
• Judge Denies Injunction For Tyvaso Drug Competitor
• 4th Circ. Revives Data Breach Suit Against Medical Center
• Home Depot Asks High Court To Block $2.67B BCBS Deal
• Judge Axes UpHealth's Claim Estimation Bid In Bankruptcy
• Texas Doc Who Didn't Treat Patient Must Face Med Mal Suit
• Ohio Abortion Providers File Suit Over 24-Hour Wait Period
• Hedge Fund Beats Vaxart Investor's 'Short-Swing' Profits Suit
• Conn. Surgeon Left Blade In Patient For 5 Years, Suit Says
• THL's $2.5B Deal To Buy Agiliti Sparks Chancery Suit
• NJ Law Firm Can Keep Benicar Malpractice Suit In Fed. Court
• Stay Interviews Are Key To Retaining Legal Talent
• 5 Appellate Arguments Benefits Attys Should Watch In April
• Don't Miss It: Davis Polk, Simpson Lead Month's Hot Deals
• White House Directs Agencies To Install AI Risk Safeguards
• Penile Implant Doc Awarded $18.3M After Trade Secrets Trial
• Medical Lab Inks $2.1M Deal To End NC's False Claims Probe
• Va. Gov., Critic Of Legal Pot, Vetoes Bill To Begin Sales
• United Airlines Beats Class Cert. Bid In COVID Refund Suit
• 2 Firms Steer Close Of Hildred's $750M Continuation Fund
• FSU Reaches Deal To End Family Leave Retaliation Suit
• Rite Aid Says It Has Creditor Deal, Gets OK For Plan Vote
• FDA Warns 61 Stores Over Illegal Vape Sales
• Direct Claims Ruling May Alter Gov't Ties To Software Firms
• 9th Circ. Won't Let Cigna Patients Appeal Class Cert. Denial
• AI In Accounting Raises OT Exemption Questions
• What To Know About State-Level Health Data Privacy Laws
• Radiology Co. To Pay $19M To End ESOP Self-Dealing Suit
• Ohio Justices Split On Attorney's Sanction For Hiding His Past
• Intoxicating Hemp Products: It's High Time For Clarity
• Polsinelli Brings On Ex-Nelson Hardiman Healthcare Pro In LA
• Doctor Allowed To Withdraw NBA Fraud Plea, Gets June Trial
• Grading Garland: Attys Give AG Mixed Reviews 3 Years In
• Feds Finalize Restraints On Short-Term Health Insurance
• Romney Tells DEA Pot Review Must Heed Treaty Obligations
• ITC Judge Recommends Exclusion Order In Tourniquet IP Row
• Cannabis Caucus Dems Urge Garland To Restore Pot Protections
• Plastic Surgeon Must Face Sex Assault Suit, Texas Court Says
• Idaho AG Won't Defend Abortion Stance, Confusing 9th Circ.
• Atty's 'Bare Minimum' Sank Negligence Death Suit, Panel Says
• HHS' Updated Tracking Tech Guidance Offers Little Clarity
• Ill. Court Revives Med Mal Suit Over Gauze Left In Sinus
• NY AG, Others Blast Sandoz Deal 'Tax' On Future Settlements
• What Rescheduling Could Mean For Cannabis Bankruptcies
• BCBS Can't Escape Therapy Coverage Suit
• Meta Settles Fired Worker's COVID Vax Religious Bias Suit
• Jackson Paints Abortion Clash As Microcosm Of Bigger Brawl
• Pharmacy Owner Gets 42 Months For $25M Kickback Scam
• 11th Circ. Considers Reviving Urologist's Sex Bias Suit
• Indicted Exec Wants Suit Tossed For Prosecutors' Misconduct
• Conn. Fertility Doctor Says Law Doesn't Support Distress Claim
• FTC Urges Court To Pause Novant's NC Hospital Deal
• Ohio Health Staffing Co. Settles Visa Fraud Probe For $9.25M
• Opioid Public Nuisance Claims 'Unique,' Ohio High Court Told
• Geico Alleges $5.6M Billing Scam Targeted NY Insurance Cos.
• Pharmacies Need More Protection Against PBM Fee Practices
• Nashville Settles Trooper's HIV Bias Suit Over Pulled Job Offer
• Student Focused On Claims, Not Classes, 11th Circ. Suggests
• DOL Urges 4th Circ. To Keep $9M Nurse Classification Ruling
• In Abortion Case, Gorsuch Frets 'Rash' Of National Injunctions
• 6 Firms Build $340M SPAC Merger For AI-Driven Medicine Biz
• Wash. Appeals Court Reinstates Nurse's Sex Harassment Suit
• Ailing Health Co. Steward Owes Attys $600K, Firm Says
• Ex-Veterans Home Leaders Resolve Landmark COVID-19 Case
• Nelson Mullins Expands DC Team With DOJ Fraud Atty
• High Court Wary Of Bid To Limit Abortion Pill Access
• Workers, Athena Health Seek OK For Meal Break Wage Deal
• McCarter & English Lands Riker Danzig Litigator In NJ
• Spray Painting Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Former Next Health Exec Sanctioned For Evidence Slipup
• COVID 'Cure' Claims Can't Sustain Fraud Suit, 9th Circ. Rules
• J&J Exec 'Shocked' Over Atty's Ties With Talc Plaintiffs
• Amgen Sues Colorado After Drug's 'Unaffordable' Rating
• IHS Fears Budget Cuts Over Tribal Healthcare Funding Case
• Fla. Hospital Can't Avoid Suit Over Unexplained Fractures
• What To Watch As Opioid Litigation Goes To Ohio High Court
• Arbitration Agreement Scrapped In NJ Doc's Sex Assault Suit
• Ga. Judge Slams Attys Over 'Incredible' House Arrest Request
• Texas Co. Hit With COVID Products Ban, $37.6M Fine To FTC
• Fla. Pharmacy Says It Was Cut From Federal PrEP Program
• Cannabis Bill Roundup: NY Targets Illicit Pot Sellers
• Takeaways From The 2023 DOJ Fraud Section Report
• Paul Weiss-Led AbbVie Inks Up To $212M Deal For Landos Bio
• Mich. Defense Bar Wants To Block Lost-Earnings 'Windfall'
• 3rd Circ. Won't Rethink AbbVie Privilege Ruling
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Novo Nordisk Inks $1.1B Deal For German Pharma Biz
• 7th Circ. Affirms Co. Can't Get $3.5M Software Deduction
• Kirkland Guides Ingersoll Rand On $2.3B ILC Dover Buy
• Feds Urge Justices To Reject Idaho's Abortion Ban Revival Bid
• Robitussin Buyers' Lack Of Receipts Dooms Labeling Cert.
• Expert's Sanctions Off Limits In SEC's 'Shadow Trading' Trial
• Up Next At High Court: Abortion, Jury Trials And Estate Tax
• Watchdog Calls To Redo $896M Migrant Transport Deal
• Md. University Says Psilocybin Trade Theft Suit Belongs In US
• Patient Asks NC Justices To Skip Immunity Review Of Virus Law
• Judge Signals OK For $15M DIP Loan To Petersen Health Care
• Judge Cuts ICE Contractor, Keeps US In Medical Abuse Suit
• $900M Trade Secrets Case Against Kaiser Foundation Flops
• Final OK Sought For Economic Loss Deal In CPAP Recall MDL
• Kaiser's Ozempic Coverage Denial Is Discriminatory, Suit Says
• Detroit Hospital, Deaf Patient Can't Avoid Trial In Disability Suit
• US Trustee Says Fla. Healthcare Co. Can't Seal Stock Sale Bid
• Hospitals Must Adapt To Growing Cybercrime Threats
• Vanda's Obviousness Appeal Isn't Worthwhile, Teva Tells Justices
• FCC Ready To Propose Local Georouting For 988 Calls
• 6th Circ. Says Fired Doctor Got Enough Due Process
• High Court Mifepristone Battle Goes Beyond Abortion
• Ex-Ga. Insurance Head Cops To Healthcare Kickback Scheme
• Congress Spares Employee Benefits From $400M DOL Cut
• Calif. Releases Interim Guidelines On GenAI Use
• Ex-Drug Rep Won't Serve More Time After 1st Circ. Victory
• Del. Courts Examining 'Colonoscopy'-Like Bylaw Rules
• LifeCell Cleared Of Liability In NJ Strattice Hernia Mesh Trial
• SEC's 'Shadow Trading' Trial To Test Insider Info Boundaries
• 5th Circ. Backs FDA's Vivid Warnings Of Cigarette Dangers
• Schumer Urges Texas District To Adopt Judge-Shopping Rule
• Ill. Judge Leaves Outcome Health Execs' Convictions Intact
• MDL Claims Over Merck's Gardasil Vax Get Trimmed
• Wash. Judge Says Debt Collector Owes $827K For Violations
• Cigna Slams Suit's Claims Of Algorithm-Led Coverage Denials
• UpHealth Claims $110M Win In Glocal Control Fight
• Tribe's Opioid Suit Can Head To State Court, Okla. Judge Says
• Va. Court Affirms Doctor's Win, Refuses 'Empty Chair' Appeal
• CymaBay Investor Sues For Books On $4.3B Gilead Merger
• Healthcare Co. Beats Suit Over TDF Funds' Performance
• VA May Have Acted In Bad Faith On $30M Debt Collection Deal
• Gun Rights Org., Pa. DA Seek To Block Pot Patients' Gun Ban
• Business Coalition Rebuffs Biden Plan To Seize Drug Patents
• Home Health Cos. Stiffed Workers On OT Pay, Suit Claims
• Assessing FDA Pathways For Genome-Edited Plant Foods
• Woman Lost Independence Due To Strattice Mesh, Jurors Told
• Nursing Home Woes, Cyberattack Sparked Petersen's Ch. 11
• 3rd Circ. Agrees Investors Have No Case Against Vax Maker
• Proposed MDL Management Rule Needs Refining
• 6th Circ. Doubtful Of Hospital Workers' Vax Exemption Claim
• Hospital Operator Alecto Healthcare Gets OK For Ch. 11 Plan
• EBSA Gets Level Funding Of $191.1M In Spending Deal
• 6th Circ. Revives 2 Workers' Claims In Religious Vax Bias Suit
• Greenberg Traurig Adds Jackson Walker FDA Pro In Houston
• Judicial Independence Is Imperative This Election Year
• Trans Kids' Attys May Face Sanctions Over Ala. Judges' Probe
• Petersen Health Care Files Ch. 11 Amid Suits Over HUD Loans
• 4th Circ. Backs Rockefeller Group in Guatemalans' Syphilis Suit
• Endo Plan To Trim $5B In Debt Confirmed By NY Judge
• NIST March-In Framework Is As Problematic As 2021 Proposal
• PTAB To Analyze Moderna COVID Vaccine Patents
• Health And Safety Top Risk For Directors, Global Survey Says
• Defunct Philly Hospital Inks $32M End To Birth Injury Suit
• Document Retention Best Practices To Lower Litigation Risks
• Int'l Olympic Committee Rips Russia For Politicizing Sports
• Calif. Firm Takes On AI, Dating Apps And 'Dopamine Culture'
• Riding My Peloton Bike Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Boehringer Wins Diabetes Treatment Patent On Appeal In EU
• How The Supreme Court Could Narrow Chevron
• Pa. Obstetrician Keeps Trial Win In Delivery Injury Suit
• 2 Biotechs Unveil Separate Fundings Totaling $325M
• Law360 Announces The Members Of Its 2024 Editorial Boards
• US Chamber's Litigation Funding Concerns Spur 2 State Laws
• Healthcare Policy Roundup: HHS Budget, Telehealth, PBMs
• Schumer Scolds McConnell For Judge-Shopping Policy Rebuff
• Healthcare Provider Says Optum Can't Duck Suit Or Arbitrate
• Minn. BCBS Wants Toss Of DOL's $66.8M Tax Liability Suit
• FTC Sends Benefytt's Sham Health Plan Buyers $100M
• Ala. Frozen Embryo Ruling Creates Risks for Managed Care Orgs
• Tips For Healthcare M&A Amid Heightened Antitrust Scrutiny
• NBA Fraudster Dodges Prison After Cooperation, Testimony
• Skin Care Drug Co. Can Ask Creditors To OK Ch. 11 Plan
• Class Actions At The Circuit Courts: March Lessons
• Future Of Judge-Shopping Reform Hazy After Rule Proposal
• J&J Says Former Exec Stole Thousands Of Files In Move To Pfizer
• Fla. Judge Inclined To Grant CNN's Costs In Defamation Suit
• NC Med Mal Appeal Remains Dismissed Over Timeliness
• OptumRx Can't Get Motley Rice Disqualified From Opioid MDL
• IFF Selling Pharma Unit To French Co. Roquette In $2.85B Deal
• Spartan Arbitration Tactics Against Well-Funded Opponents
• Patent Suit Over AstraZeneca's Tagrisso Heads To Jury
• Gasket Maker That Sued Asbestos Lawyers Faces SC Trial
• Texas Hospital Loses Bid To Dismiss Patients' Hack Suit
• Tribal Health Groups Say IHS Owes $4M In Support Funding
• Fla. Doc's Patient Info Subpoena Seeks Too Much, Court Says
• 2nd Circ. Rejects 'New Standard' Of Patent Monopolies
• The Biggest Trade Secrets Awards In The Last 5 Years
• Ga. Surgery Biz's False Claims Penalty Boosted To $5.4M
• 4th Circ. Sends Opioid 'Nuisance' Question To W.Va. Top Court
• Biotech Ardelyx Beats Shareholder Suit Over Kidney Drug
• NY Gov. Audits Pot Regulator After Troubled Rollout
• High Court Doubts Feds Coerced Social Media Cos.
• Leerink Enticed Goldman Exec With False Promises, Suit Says
• Decline In EBSA Funding May Hurt Mental Health Parity Efforts
• Hospital Network Let $1B Plan Pay Excessive Fees, Suit Says
• Doctor Can't Yank NBA Fraud Plea, Feds Insist
• Doctors Keep Win In Suit Over Patient's Drowning Death
• High Court Declines To Review Appeal Of EMT Liability Suit
• Up Next At High Court: Gov't Jawboning & Retaliatory Arrests
• Judiciary Clarifies Judge Shopping Policy After Senator Letter
• 8th Circ. Nixes Arbitration Bid In $9M Chinese PPE Fight
• 'Perplexed' Mich. Panel Restores Eye Doc's $227K Fee Award
• Ohio Obstetrician Keeps Trial Win In Suit Over Baby's Death
• Harris Urges DOJ To Wrap Pot Review 'As Quickly As Possible'
• 9th Circ. Pauses Benefits Case Awaiting UBH Challenge
• 'Cobra Venom' Painkiller Co. Inks Deal To Settle SEC Claims
• Ohio Ambulance Co. Says HR Firm Botched Tax Returns
• CSA Case Could Shift Intrastate Commercial Cannabis
• Pa. University Knocks Out Surgeon's $15M Sex Bias Win
• Hospitals Say Constitutional Defenses Valid In FTC Merger Row
• How AI May Be Used In Fintech Fraud — And Fraud Detection
• Takeaways From Groundbreaking Data Transfer Order
• Ex-Fugitive Behind Fake Silver COVID Cure Pleads Guilty
• Conservative Law Group Asks Justices To Hear FDA Vape Suit
• What Recent Study Shows About AI's Promise For Legal Tasks
• Dallas Hospital Says Woman Wasn't Fired For Blowing Whistle
• Lawmakers Secure $1.3B For Native American Housing
• Feds Say Healthcare Ruling Could Upset Tribal Relationships
• Judge Applauds Attys' 'Very Awesome' Use Of Google AI Bot
• NC Tells Appeals Court Worker Was Transferred, Not Demoted
• Colo. Surgery Center Can't Undo Contract Breach Verdict
• Extended Workers' Comp Needs High Bar, NC Justices Told
• Cannabis Cos. Say Federal Position On Pot Is Irrational
• PE-Backed Latin American Healthcare Firm Prices $420M IPO
• NJ Urologist Keeps Win In Prostate Procedure Med Mal Suit
• 8th Circ. Questions Patient Standing In ERISA Claims Dispute
• Health Co. Says Future Harm Risk Falls Short In Breach Suit
• 2nd Circ. Backs Health System's Win In COVID Vax Bias Suit
• Feds Seek 20 Mos. For Aegerion Fraud 'Puppet Master'
• Ariz. AG Says Delta-8 THC Products Unlawful For General Sale
• Drug Wholesalers Want Preliminary OK On $265M Sandoz Deal
• Trial Challenging NC Abortion Restrictions Pushed To July
• EPA Slashes Ethylene Oxide Emissions Levels For Sterilizers
• TriZetto's $200M Jury Awards Thrown Out In Syntel Dispute
• Ariz. Families Sue For Wrongful Death Amid Healthcare Scams
• 9th Circ. Unsure If Abortion Pill Suit Harms Red States
• HHS To Investigate Whether Cyberattack Exposed Patient Data
• Hospital Asks NC Justices To Take Up Virus-Law Immunity Case
• Judge Says COVID Test Suit Depends On Conn. Justices
• Hospital Manager Cements $3.5M Gabon Arbitration Award
• CoreCivic Beats Asylum-Seeker's Miscarriage Liability Suit
• Planned Parenthood Foe Calls Immunity Claim 'Half-Baked'
• Hospital Operator Defends Releases In Ch. 11 Plan
• Wash. Hospital Workers Sue Kaiser Over Missed Breaks
• 5 Trends To Watch As Value-Based Healthcare Gains Steam
• Aetna Can't Avoid Bias Suit Over Fertility Treatment Policy
• Jury Must Weigh Willfulness In Secrets Case, Calif. Court Says
• Health Plan Provider's Settlement Notice Costs Not Covered
• Kids' Hospital Cuts Deal To End EEOC Harassment Probe
• Harris Co. Atty Made To 'Fix' Colleague's Racism, Suit Alleges
• NYC Hospital Signs $17.3M 'Kickback' Deal With Feds, State
• Judiciary Touts New Policy To Rein In Judge Shopping
• NY Jury Rules Some Claims About Prevagen Are Misleading
• 2nd Circ. Revives Parts Of McKesson Whistleblower Suit
• Breast Implant Co.'s $90M DIP OK'd With Creditor Protections
• Walgreens, Kenvue Unit Sued Over Benzene In Acne Products
• Sorrento Ch. 11 Will Stay In Texas
• Reps Push Regulators For Answers On Marijuana Research
• Decline In Same-Industry M&A Tells A Nuanced Policy Story
• 4th Circ. Upholds White Exec Firing Verdict But Cuts Damages
• 4th Circ. Revives Navy Surgery Wrongful Death Claims
• Nurses' Challenge To NJ Vaccine Mandate Moot, Judge Rules
• UnitedHealth Can't Get Early Win In Workers' ERISA Suit
• Pharmacy Calls $11M False Claims Case A 'House Of Cards'
• Paul Weiss' Digital Tech Chair On AI's Promises And Perils
• Biden Calls For More Cybersecurity Funding Across Agencies
• Ill. Court OKs $48M Award In Brain Damage Med Mal Suit
• Judge OKs Eye Care Tech Co.'s $8M DIP Request
• FDA Seeks $7.2B For Fiscal Year 2025
• Widower Gets 3rd Trial Over Wife's Cancer Misdiagnosis
• NY Man's COVID Loan 'Greed' Merits 10 Years, Feds Say
• Biden Proposes More Mental Health Expansion In 2025 Budget
• Injured Bus Rider Gave Up Right To Sue, Mich. Justices Told
• Pfizer Slams Ex-Compliance Officer's Whistleblower Claims
• Ill Will Pushed UNC Doc's Bawdy Party Lie, NC Justices Told
• More Women Accuse Conn. Fertility Doc Of Using Own Sperm
• NC Judge Scraps $8M Verdict In AXA Life Insurance Suit
• Walmart Fails To Sink Feds' Opioid Crisis Lawsuit
• BIPA's Statutory Exemptions Post-Healthcare Ruling
• What Workplace Violence Law Means For Texas Healthcare
• FTC, 10 States Sue 'Sham' Women's Cancer Fund
• Urologist Seeks Coverage For Defective Penile Implants Suit
• Split 11th Circ. Won't Revive Doctor's Equal Pay Suit
• Insurance Worker Wants Full 11th Circ. Rethink In ADA Suit
• Trump 'An Existential Threat' To Rule Of Law, Attys Warn
• Inside The Climactic Clash Over Skyrocketing MDL Caseloads
• Judge Keeps Novel Insider Trading Indictment Alive
• Deadline Drama Briefly Threatens Suit Against Insurer VSP
• 7th Circ. Wants 'Roadmap' For Ill. Workplace Disease Law
• Sorrento Gets OK For $2M Ch. 11 Funding Infusion, Asset Sale
• Kaiser Doesn't Want To Underwrite Seattle Soccer Site
• Widener U. Hit With COVID Campus Fee Refund Suit
• Exclusion Bars Coverage For Ga. Fair E. Coli Suit
• Pa. Court Grants Seizure Of Nursing Homes In 'Dire' Condition
• 5 Models For Structuring Health Provider-Payor Partnerships
• Employers Should Take Surgeon's Sex Bias Suit As A Warning
• Litigation Inspiration: A Source Of Untapped Fulfillment
• Abortion, Drug Costs Top Health Issues in State Of The Union
• Judges Say Facing Threats And Vitriol Now Part Of The Job
• Judge Doubts Medicare Drug Pricing Amounts To 'Taking'
• Wash. Justices Won't Hear Unions' Wage Clawback Case
• 5th Circ. Backs NLRB On Nurse Fired Over COVID Complaints
• 2nd Circ. Keeps Nurse's Win In 'Loser Pays' Arbitration Row
• Harpoon Shareholder Sues For Records On $680M Merck Buy
• What FTC's 'Killer Acquisition' Theory Means For Pharma Cos.
• Cano Health's Ch. 11 Financing Approved Consensually
• Wash. Appeals Panel Won't Revive Workers' Vaccine Bias Suit
• Conn. Psychologist Agrees To Repay $2.65M For Billing Fraud
• Moses & Singer Healthcare Atty Joins Day Pitney In Hartford
• Skiing Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Activist Caligan Sets Sights On Anika Therapeutics Again
• Top Calif. Antitrust Atty Says Criminal Cases On The Horizon
• Garland On AI Crime, And A Taylor Swift Tune For DOJ
• CBP Details Apple Watch Redesign OK In Masimo Patent Row
• J&J Seeks Exit From Suit Over Stelara Exclusivity
• 5th Circ. Weighs 'Very Complex' Chemo Hair Loss Dispute
• FTC Can Depose Hospitals' Execs In Merger Challenge
• The Road Ahead For Florida's Drug Importation Program
• What Attorneys Need To Know About H-1B Lottery Changes
• Quinn Emanuel's 2nd $185M Fee Bid Blasted As 'Indefensible'
• Assessing CDC's Revised Guideline On Opioid Prescriptions
• Rite Aid Aims To Divest Most Of Its Health Dialog Business
• Ex-Stimwave CEO Found Guilty Of Healthcare Fraud
• McGuireWoods Adds 2 Former Federal Prosecutors In Dallas
• Ohio Neurologist Can't Shorten His Drug Kickback Sentence
• Colo. Judge Mulls Chevron Deference In Tricare Funding Fight
• 4th Circ. Affirms Med Mal Trial Win For Md. Patient
• White House To Crack Down On Illegal, Unfair Pricing
• Gibson Dunn AI Leader On Weathering The AI Policy Blizzard
• Pharmacist Takes Deal In Mich. Over Fatal Meningitis Outbreak
• CVS Again Defeats NY AG's Drug Rebate Tying Claims
• NC Panel Won't Revive Injury Suit Sunk By Lack Of Expert
• FTC Chair Decries PE's Healthcare Impacts As Probe Starts
• Conn. Healthcare Trade Group Drops Staffing Rule Challenge
• Avadel Told To Pay Jazz Pharma $234K Over Narcolepsy Drug IP
• Bid Protest Spotlight: Conflict, Latent Ambiguity, Cost Realism
• DocGo Hit With Investor Suit Over 'Limitless' Charter Clause
• Express Scripts Gets Pharmacy's Contract Breach Suit Cut
• NC Panel Backs School Board, Nonprofit In Forced Vax Fight
• 4th Circ. Won't Let SC Medicaid Drop Planned Parenthood
• Think Like A Lawyer: Forget Everything You Know About IRAC
• Rite Aid Process To Break Leases, Close Stores In Ch. 11 OK'd
• GOP Sens. Voice Concern Over Biden Plan To Claim Patents
• FDA Rejection Of Fosamax's Label Fix Not Final, 3rd Circ. Told
• NJ Atty Aims To Duck Claims He Botched Suit Amid Pandemic
• Valeant Ruling May Pave Way For Patent-Based FCA Suits
• Aetna Accused Of 'Reprehensible' ER Services Underpayment
• EQT Lands $3.3B For Climate And Health Investments
• Former DOJ Assistant Chief Joins Bird Marella
• Crowell & Moring Int'l Names Global Life Sciences Head
• DLA Piper Snags Temporary Block Of Docs Order In Sale Spat
• Tobacco Cos. Urge DC Circ. To Ax Broad Health Warning Order
• Elanco Urges Justices To Preserve Junk Fax Win
• Novant Rival Fights Bid To Access Confidential FTC Docs
• 5th Circ. May Uphold National Block On ACA Preventive Care
• Insurer Wants Trade Secret Suit Dropped Sans Atty Fee Award
• Vax Refusal Doesn't Negate Benefits, Mass. Top Court Says
• Trial Of Ex-Stimwave CEO Over Medical Device Nears End
• Planned Parenthood Seeks To Weaken NC Abortion Law
• Hospital Operator Pushes For Ch. 11 Plan Confirmation
• Bayer Pays $310M For European Rights To Heart Drug
• 3rd Circ. Says Union Courted Rebuke In NLRB Reversal
• Defunct Conn. Nursing School Hit With 2nd $5M Placeholder
• Relator Aims To Keep Steward Health Care Lawsuit Together
• Feds' Lack Of Payments Hampers Services, Tribal Groups Say
• LifeWallet Settles With Insurers, Enhancing Claims Process
• Fed. Circ. Revives Diaper IP Over 'Unsupported Assumptions'
• What's New In FDA's Updated Data Monitoring Guidance
• Adamas' Ex-COO Agrees To $4.6M Deal In Investor Suit
• LGBTQ+ Org. Seeks To Ward Off Paxton's Documents Demand
• Aetna Can't Escape Fertility Bias Suit From Same-Sex Couple
• NY Judge Tosses $6.4B BMS Investor Action For Good
• Plaintiffs Blast Prison Health Co.'s 'Potemkin Village' Case
• 4 Argument Sessions Benefits Attys Should Watch In March
• Judge Says TCPA Class Limits Affect Only State Law Claims
• Pa. Supreme Court Snapshot: Judge's Side Gig Vexes Tax Row
• 55K Labcorp 401(k) Participants Seek Class Cert. In NC
• GSK, Shook Hardy Can Recover Costs After Zofran MDL Win
• Tort Report: $42M Med Mal Award; Hot Coffee Suit In The Air
• DC Circ. Finds Rehab's Flyers Aren't Unlawful Surveillance
• Fla. Officials Say Better Process Wouldn't Stop Medicaid Cuts
• 'Texas Heartbeat Act' Civil Enforcement Suit Can Proceed
• CVS, Walgreens Receive FDA's OK To Dispense Abortion Drug
• Suits Against Insulin Pricing Are Driven By Rebate Addiction
• Auto Coverage Hinges On Victim's Domicile, Mich. Panel Says
• FTC Attacks Constitutional Defenses In Hospital Merger Fight
• Conn. Data Privacy Enforcement Takeaways For Cos.
• UW Settles Missing Tumor Suit After Admitting It Can't Find It
• Panel Backs Tossing Of Eli Lilly, Bayer Drug Marketing Suits
• Medica Associate GC Returns To Fox Rothschild
• Lessons For D&O Policyholders From Pharma Co. Ruling
• Avista Capital Partners Closes $1.5B Healthcare Fund
• How Firms Can Ensure Associate Gender Parity Lasts
• Former Pa. Assistant DA Moves To GRSM50's Philly Team
• AstraZeneca Challenge To Medicare Drug Price Program Fails