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Health - August, 2024

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• Pa. Court Affirms Ex-Eagle's $43.5M Knee Injury Verdict
• Vets, Attys Urge Supreme Court To Topple Feres Doctrine
• McKesson, Others To Pay Benefit Plans $300M In Opioid Deal
• Connecticut Judge Wants More Info In Doctors' Billing Row
• Doctor In Matthew Perry's Death Makes 1st Court Appearance
• Wheeling & Appealing: The Latest Must-Know Appellate Action
• HHS Wins Escape From Low-Income Hospital Payment Fight
• Align Tech Cuts $27.5M Antitrust Deal With 1.45M Consumers
• Nebraska Expected To Vote On Medical Marijuana Legalization
• 10th Circ. Unclear If Work Passwords Are IP
• Steward Says It Has Deal To Avert Some Hospital Closures
• Period Tracker App Users Seek Class Cert. In Data-Selling Suit
• 3 Atty Takeaways On What's Ahead As ERISA Turns 50
• Ex-Employee Sues Ga. Chiropractic Co. Over OT Pay, Firing
• HHS Seeks Exit From Low-Income Hospital Payment Rule Suit
• COVID Excused Facility From Some Bargaining, 6th Circ. Says
• Being An Opera Singer Made Me A Better Lawyer
• Cancer Detection Co. Valued At $375M In SPAC Merger
• Medical Tech Co. Exits MOVEit Hack MDL For $2.8M
• Doctor Wants Stepson Barred From Selling Medial Device
• Ga. Health System Shakes Facebook Data Sharing Row
• Pa. Justices To Examine Axing Of 'Red Book' Drug Pricing
• Jury Clears Ore. Hospital That Implanted FDA-Flagged Mesh
• Lannett Says Areva Reneged On Cancer-Drug Deal After Ch. 11
• Sutter Health Kickback Fight Likely Headed To Nov. Trial
• Comer Tells PBMs To Correct Record On Role In Drug Pricing
• Seattle Biotech Can't Immediately Force Out LA Times Owner
• Pacira To Appeal Generic's Win In Pain Drug Patent Fight
• Convicted Drexel Prof Says Records Would've Swayed Jury
• What Drug Cos. Must Know About NY Price Transparency Law
• Conn. ER Docs Ask To Drop Harvard Pilgrim Insurance Fight
• HHS Withdraws Appeal In Hospital Web-Tracking Clash
• Full 11th Circ. Won't Rehear Ala. Trans Care Ban Challenge
• Houston Law Firm Hit With 2nd Data Breach Suit
• GOP States Ask Justices To Undo Trans Patients' 4th Circ. Win
• How Law Firms Can Avoid 'Collaboration Drag'
• Man Gets Prison In Journalist Harassment Case
• CVS Can't Avoid Federal Claims In $200M FCA Suit
• 9th Circ. Overturns Rule Mandating Sealing Of Health Records
• Dr.'s Suit Blames Practice's Buyer For Chaos After Sale
• SEC Says Repeat Offenders Ran Medical Co. Investment Scam
• Suit Against BCBS Unit Over COVID-19 Test Claims Tossed
• Walgreens Brass Hid Pharmacy Division Woes, Suit Says
• NC Hit With Class Action Over Foster Care System In 'Crisis'
• 11th Circ. Trans Health Redo May Spark Supreme Court Fight
• Mont. Hospital Pays $11M In FCA Case For Doc's Fake Billing
• Del. Justices OK Mid-Case Appeal In Zantac Class Suit
• NJ Health System Repeats Call For Proskauer DQ
• Conn. Dental Practices Settle False Claims Case For $1.7M
• Litigation Funding Disclosure Key To Open, Impartial Process
• Cherokee Nation's Opioid Suit Sent Back To State Court
• Justices Told Gender Care Ban Defies Decades-Old Precedent
• Alaskan Tribal Health Group Hits Feds With $390M Suit
• Tenn. Medicaid Program Illegally Cut Off Health Coverage
• Judges Upend Alaska Airlines Loss, Blame Jury Instruction
• Teacher Sues Ga. School Over Ouster During Medical Absence
• 6th Circ. Affirms HHS' Denial Of Title X Funds To Tenn.
• New Cigna CLO Vows To Help Co. Navigate 'Dynamic' Industry
• Hospital CEO Says President Lied About Co.'s Financial State
• Connecticut Litigation To Watch In The 2nd Half Of 2024
• Winston & Strawn Hires Morgan Lewis Healthcare Partner
• Ex-Teacher Says District Forced Her To Resign Over COVID
• Whistleblowers Must Note 5 Key Differences Of DOJ Program
• 11th Circ. Allows Fla. Law Banning Trans Care To Take Effect
• The Licensure Landscape For Psychedelics Manufacturers
• Sheppard Mullin Adds Another McDermott Healthcare Pro
• Vt. High Court Affirms Denial Of Benefits To Marijuana Patient
• What NFL Draft Picks Have In Common With Lateral Law Hires
• Freshfields Steers UCB's $680M Sale Of Chinese Portfolio
• Wash. Court Says Prejudice Not a Factor In Hospital Trial Win
• RFK Jr. Loses Bid To Get Vax Censorship Injunction At 9th Circ.
• Care.com To Pay $8.5M To Settle FTC's Deception Claims
• Class Attys Get $1.2M In Wash. Health Workers' Wage Deal
• Health System Sues JPMorgan Over Funds Lost In Scam
• DEA Sets Dec. 2 Hearing On Cannabis Rescheduling Proposal
• Ariz. Woman Owes $22M After Defrauding State Health System
• Connecticut And NY AGs Reach Terms For Hospital Merger
• At Bradley Arant, Ex-Healthcare GC Heeds 'No Surprises' Rule
• FTC Mulls Proposal To Alter Puerto Rican Pharmacy Deal
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Replacing The Stigma Of Menopause With Law Firm Support
• McKesson Inks $2.49B Deal For Cancer-Focused Biz
• NY Nursing Homes Can't Duck AG's $83M Fraud Suit
• NY Can't Sue Groups Over Abortion 'Reversal' Ads, For Now
• Abbott Judge Suggests $54M Judgment In Test Strip TM Case
• TriZetto Says Infosys Swiped Healthcare Software Secrets
• Ohio Constitution Dooms 24-Hour Abortion Waiting Period
• Matthew Perry Death Suit Could Blow Past Calif. Damage Cap
• Prime Healthcare's 401(k) Was In Good Hands, Judge Rules
• McKinsey Opioid Suits Sent Back To NY, Illinois State Courts
• The Biggest Product Liability Cases Of 2024: A Midyear Report
• Drugmakers' 'Subjective Beliefs' Obscured In Antitrust Case
• NY Lawmakers Hit With ADA Suit Over Contentious Mask Ban
• NC Not Shielded From Racetrack's COVID Shutdown Suit
• Alvarez & Marsal Adds Transfer Pricing Expert From EY
• Albertsons-Kroger Deal Tests FTC's Stepped-Up Merger Policy
• Clinic Biz Can Tap Additional Ch. 11 Lifeline, Judge Says
• Covington-Led Getinge Pays $477M For Organ Transplant Biz
• Planning Law Firm Content Calendars: What, When, Where
• Delaware Lets Ventis Move Pacira's False Ad Suit To Calif.
• PBMs Can't Yet Duck Municipalities' Claims In Opioid MDL
• 6th Circ. Reopens Red Cross Nurse's COVID-19 Vax Suit
• Mich. Panel Upholds Block Of 24-Hour Abortion Waiting Period
• Ga. Appeals Court Tosses Nearly $1M Slip-And-Fall Fee Award
• Pennsylvania Hospital Gets 1 Week Reprieve In Steward Ch. 11
• Ohio Justices Won't Upend Precedent On Service Rules
• Philly Hospital Fights $45M Verdict For Teen Gunshot Patient
• Texas Tells High Court It's Not Idaho '2.0' In HHS Abortion Row
• Ex-MiMedx Sales Rep Says Fraud Schemes Pushed Her Out
• Investors Sue Orthopedics Co., Ousted Execs Over Stock Drop
• 2nd Circ. Says Feds Can't Forcibly Drug Man Facing Removal
• DLA Piper Wants Texas High Court To Review Doc Order
• Pa. Air Force Vet Can't Challenge Court's Medical Pot Rules
• Playing Golf Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Fed. Circ. Won't Rethink IP Safe Harbor Case
• 2nd Circ. Partly Revives Life Insurance Suit Against AXA
• Tobacco Cos. Ask Justices To Review FDA's New Warnings
• No Coverage For CVS In Additional Opioid Actions
• Conn. Justices Back Insurer's Out-Of-Network Patient Bills
• Mich. High Court Asked To Redo Wrongful Death Ruling
• Union Health Plan Trustees Can't Avoid Fee Claim, Judge Says
• 9th Circ. Lets Atty Fight Against $8M Malicious Prosecution
• Spine Implant Caused Patient's TB, Suit Says
• What FCA Cases May Look Like In The Age Of Generative AI
• Hunters, Breeder Want Puppy Import Ban Paused During Suit
• NC Biz Court Bulletin: Wrinkle In Textile Family's $17M Fight
• Fla. High Court Rejects Petition Against Abortion Measure Info
• Split 5th Circ. Revives Cameroonian Anglophone's Asylum Bid
• Daughter Keeps $9.2M Win In Father's Med Mal Death Suit
• 9th Circ. Doubts Idaho Trans Health Ban Doesn't Discriminate
• 3rd Circ. Affirms Health Chain Win In Pa. Hospital Sale Dispute
• Contractor, Manager Settle Hartford HealthCare No-Poach Suit
• Hillrom Says Funding Docs 'Plainly' Relevant In Antitrust Suit
• Health Co. Investors Fight To Keep Suit Over Migrant Deal
• Holland & Knight Lands McDermott Corporate Pro In Miami
• Judge Rules Lack Of Expert Dooms Families' Tylenol MDL
• Law Firms Should Move From Reactive To Proactive Marketing
• Calif. AG Secures Rite Aid Deal Ensuring Pharmacy Access
• City Health Administrator Says Firing Flouted Constitution
• NJ Health System Calls Proskauer DQ Bid A 'Litigation Tactic'
• Mesh Was Implanted After Serious FDA Alert, Jury Hears
• Ala. AG Can't Prosecute Aiding Abortion Travel, DOJ Says
• Houston Medical Group Sued Over Unpaid $20M Bank Loan
• NLRB Official Says Facts Are Solid In Hospital Injunction Fight
• Amgen's Drug Price Suit An Issue For Legislature, Judge Told
• Ga. Justices Weigh 'Malice' In Atty's Defamation Case
• Yale Health Liable For 840,000-Patient Data Breach, Suit Says
• 9th Circ. Trans Health Appeal Hints At Supreme Court Fight
• Steward Health, Landlord Spar Over Ch. 11 Hospital Sales
• Fed Circ. Finds No Fault In Denial Of Flu Vaccine Claim
• Colorado County Says Aetna Owes $1.1M In Rebates
• OSHA Workplace Violence Citation Highlights Mitigation Steps
• Vax Patent Battles Heat Up As Attention On Pandemic Wanes
• FTC Endorses Push For Broader Access To Biosimilar Drugs
• When Banks Unknowingly Become HIPAA Biz Associates
• Pathology Trade Group 2nd To Sue FDA Over Lab-Test Rule
• The Regulatory Headwinds Facing Lab-Developed Tests
• 3 High Court Rulings May Shape Health Org. Litigation Tactics
• A New Way Forward For COVID Vaccine Lawsuit Immunity
• 'Full Steam Ahead' For Pandemic IG Despite Sunset Fear
• A Deep Dive Into Law360 Pulse's 2024 Women In Law Report
• These Firms Have The Most Women In Equity Partnerships
• The Big Issues A BigLaw Associates' Union Could Address
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Philadelphia, Insurer Settle Trans Firefighter's Surgery Suit
• J&J Boosting Cardio Portfolio With Up To $1.7B V-Wave Buy
• TPG Dumped Opioid Co. On 'Unsuspecting' Endo, Suit Says
• Biogen Paid To Help Curb Generic Tecfidera Sales, Says Suit
• Hospital Says NLRB Injunction Bid Relies On Disputed Facts
• Ore. Jury Awards $25M For Surgery Death, Clears Gastro Doc
• 9th Circ. Told Psilocybin Petition Is Backed By Precedent
• 9th Circ. Agrees Nursing Home Must Pay Fees In COVID Case
• MOVEit MDL Judge's Call For Order Met With Atty Squabbles
• Chancery Resets Del. Hearing In Masimo-Politan Proxy Battle
• Canadian Court Won't Yet Enforce $140M Hospital Award
• 4th Circ. Cuts Liberty Loose In Medicare Reimbursement Row
• UnitedHealthcare Says Humana Can't Access Its Records
• Philly To Pay $25M For Breaking Prison Conditions Settlement
• Second Pharmacist To Avoid Meningitis Murder Trial
• NIH Program To Use Tribal Research To Combat Opioid Crisis
• It's Time For A BigLaw Associates' Union
• Why DOJ's Whistleblower Program May Have Limited Impact
• Ex-NJ County Exec Loses Bid To DQ Firm In Retaliation Suit
• Doctor Accused Of Taking Connecticut Practice's Patient Data
• Humana To Pay $90M To End 8-Year Medicare Drug FCA Battle
• The Biggest Texas Rulings Of 2024: A Midyear Report
• Ariz. Justices Cut Doc Loose From Negligent Prescription Suit
• Court Says Jury Bias Claim Can't Ax Docs' Med Mal Trial Win
• LifePoint Stiffed Workers On Retirement Savings, Suit Says
• Feds Get Boost From Dem Reps In 5th Circ. PWFA Fight
• Calif. State Court Tosses Antitrust Case Against MultiPlan
• Drexel Accounting Prof Convicted Of Evading Tax On $3.3M
• NYC's Beth Israel Hospital Still Can't Close Amid Legal Fight
• Carpenters Union Healthcare Plan Seeks To Ax Worker's Suit
• Baltimore Inks $152.5M Opioid Deal With Cardinal Health
• Ga. BCBS Fights Hospital Remand Bid In Reimbursement Suit
• Birth Control Cos. Say Conn. Injury Suit Must Be Tossed
• How Justices Upended The Administrative Procedure Act
• States Get Teva Generic Price-Fix Case On Docket As 1st Trial
• 24-Hour Abortion Delay Violates Ohio Constitution, Court Told
• DOL's Impending Mental Health Act Regs Should Be Simplified
• Parsing FY 2024 DOJ Criminal Healthcare Fraud Enforcement
• Ex-CEO Wants Verdict In COVID Test Kit Fraud Case Tossed
• Ortho Center Seeks Lit Funding Details After Scuttled Verdict
• OT Suit Against Ohio Healthcare Co. Heads To Mediation
• 5th Circ. Tosses Appeal In FTC's Anesthesia Antitrust Case
• Avantor Sells Clinical Services Biz To PE Shop In $650M Deal
• Psilocybin Right-To-Try Petition To Get 9th Circ. Hearing
• Taxation With Representation: Cleary, Kirkland, Skadden
• Harris Economic Plan Targets Food Mergers, Price-Gouging
• NC Litigation Highlights Of 2024: A Midyear Report
• New Jersey Litigation Highlights Of 2024: A Midyear Report
• Jury Urged To 'Respect' $50M Demand In Colonoscopy Death
• Philips' Fitness Tracker Patent Suit Is Back On Course
• Medical Records Co. Appealing Blocked Anti-Bot CAPTCHAs
• NIH Accused Of Wrongly Eliminating Cos. From $50B IT Deal
• 2023 Rule Revising Hospital Payments Struck Down
• Matthew Perry's Assistant And 2 Drs. Charged In Actor's Death
• LA Times Owner Sued Over Control Of Biotech Nonprofit
• 9th Circ. Judges Seem To Split On Wash. Abortion Coverage
• Pharmacy Can't Dodge Novo Nordisk's Diabetes Drug Suit
• CMS Posts Final Costs For 1st Set Of Drugs After Negotiations
• Price-Fixing Claims Against Par Pharma Tossed After Ch. 11
• Calif. Justices Find Hospital System Exempt From Labor Code
• Fla. Court Wrongly Blocked Health Report Without Evidence
• Pennsylvania, Agencies Sued Over Child's Death
• Ill. Health Center Challenges NLRB Constitutionality
• Caterpillar Must Face Illinois Ex-Workers' Genetic Privacy Suit
• Del. Chancery OKs $175M Judgment Against Insys Founder
• Full 11th Circ. To Weigh Georgia Deputy's Trans Health Win
• Fake Prescription Caper Yields $10.2M Fine For Bankrupt Co.
• NC Small Biz Challenges VA Bid Process For Prostate Drug
• 9th Circ. Ruling Flags Work Harassment Risks Of Social Media
• Vendor Rights Lessons From 2 Chapter 11 Cases
• Okla. Says 10th Circ. PBM Ruling Defies High Court Precedent
• ICE Faces Trimmed Suit Over Detainee's COVID-19 Death
• Doctor Loses Challenge To Nursing Home's Vax Policy
• J&J Vision Unit Sues Ex-Marketing Exec Over Move To Rival
• HHS Eyes 2025 For New Medicare Appeal Rule
• GSA Hit With Protest Over $985M Migrant Kid Transport Deal
• NC Judge OKs $15.2M Deal For Medical Device Investors
• Grassley Asks HHS For Clarity On Cannabis Position
• Florida AG Can't Nix Hospitals', School Boards' Opioid Claims
• Novartis' $45B Biz Can Survive If Generic Debuts, Judge Says
• 6th Circ. Backs Ohio Dept. In Ex-Auditor's Disability Bias Suit
• Hospital Groups Tell High Court HHS 'Stingy' In SSI Pay Row
• Texas Sues HHS Over 'Arbitrary' Nursing Home Staffing Rule
• HHS Calls For More Research, Planning To Combat Heat Risks
• Nursing Co. Exec Can't Split Up Fraud, Wage-Fixing Charges
• Samsung Biotech Unit Hit With Patent Suit Over Bone Drugs
• How Cos. With Chinese Suppliers Should Prep For Biotech Bill
• 1st Circ. Revives Vax Refusal Suit Against Beth Israel
• Surgeon Keeps Win In 'Hyperkinetic' Gallbladder Surgery Suit
• K&L Gates Hires 340B Health Counsel In DC
• Mirror, Mirror On The Wall, Is My Counterclaim Bound To Fall?
• Can Chapter 15 Bankruptcy Help Cannabis Businesses?
• Anesthesia Co. Says FTC Lacks Authority To Bring 'Rollup' Suit
• Judge Urged To Toss Novel Insider Trading Conviction
• Entresto Release Delayed As Novartis Goes To Fed. Circ.
• 9th Circ. Reverses Order Sending Insulin Suit To State Court
• Ga. Court Ropes Hospital Back Into Patient Death Suit
• Former In-House Atty Says Healthcare Co. Can't Duck Suit
• Gene Tech Co. Execs Pilfered Biz Amid Collapse, Suit Says
• Wash. Social Media Ban Violates Workers' Free Speech
• Mother Can't Revive Suit Against GE For Child's Brain Damage
• Spinal Implant Patents Verdict Must Stand, Pa. Judge Says
• NC Lawmakers Ask 4th Circ. To Restore Abortion Drug Limits
• NY, NJ And Conn. Score $4.5M Penalty Over Enzo Data Breach
• Ga. Justices To Weigh Arbitrator's Closed-Door Discussions
• FTC Makes 2nd Request In Review Of Medical Device Co. Deal
• FTC's Drug Middlemen Probe Highlights Ongoing Scrutiny
• Playing Dungeons & Dragons Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• 3 Firms Drive $3.8B Carlyle-Baxter Kidney Care Deal
• WWE Accuser Says Doc's Lawsuit Threat Meant To Silence Her
• Accused Accounting Prof Is No Tax Expert, NJ Jury Told
• Groups Call On IHS To End Amalgam Use On Tribal Lands
• GAO Says VA Deal Awardee Wasn't Missing Key Staff Member
• States Want Teva Generic Price Fixing Case Tried 1st
• Conn. Toothbrush Co. Says Rival In Poland Copied Design
• Paragard IUD Makers Gearing Up For Defect Dismissal Bid
• Atrium, NC Textile Family Settle Fight Over $17M Inheritance
• Del. Dispatch: Director Caremark Claims Need Extreme Facts
• Pacira Patent On Surgery Pain Drug Voided In Win For Generic
• NJ Health System Wants Proskauer DQ'd From Antitrust Case
• Healthcare Co. To Pay Atty Fees In Suit Over Board Diversity
• The Biggest Georgia Rulings Of 2024 So Far
• Fusion Tech Co. Finds GC In Ex-MacAndrews & Forbes Exec
• Big Tobacco To Pay $600M In 'Historic' Mass. Deal
• Takeda Should Face Certified Antitrust Classes, Judge Says
• Split 9th Circ. Affirms Ax Of Meta Anti-Vax Censorship Suit
• Delaware Jury Says Fecal Treatment Patents Are Worth $25M
• Valeant's Legal Gripe A Total 'Nothingburger,' Justices Told
• Medicare Drug Price Suit Nixed Over 'Forum Shopping' In Ohio
• DC Circ. Pans Suit Claiming HHS Caused Health Aid Shortage
• Conn. Hospital Must Give Data To Competitor, Judge Says
• Biotech Firms Mull Acquisition Offers Amid Shaky IPO Climate
• Wash. Hospital Patients Can't Certify 'Fail Safe' Classes
• FDA Rejects Latest Effort To Treat PTSD With MDMA
• DC Circ. Says Mining Cos. Can't Appeal Retiree Health Win
• Novartis Wants DC Judge To Quickly Block Entresto Generic
• The Long Road To Legalizing Pot In Florida And South Dakota
• Pharmacy Escapes Recklessness Claim In Septic Shock Suit
• Gilead Drug Ruling Creates Corporate Governance Dilemma
• Aetna Illegally Axed Exec's Disability Benefits, Judge Says
• Wash. AG Says Kroger Refusing To Delay Merger For Ruling
• Jury's $1M Paralysis Verdict Against Insurer Overturned
• 3 Leadership Practices For A More Supportive Firm Culture
• Merck To Buy Autoimmune Treatment Drug For Up To $1.3B
• Fannie Mae Seeks Memory Care Receiver After $28.3M Default
• Off The Bench: NCAA Antitrust Woes, Ohio Trans Sports Ban
• Trulieve Settles Fired Retail Worker's Race Bias Suit
• 15 Red-State AGs Sue To Block ACA Coverage For Dreamers
• 4th Circ. Upholds Asylum Denial Over Forced Hospitalizations
• In Reddit Hot Seat, Chopra Touts CFPB Medical Debt Proposal
• Mass. Atty, 2 Others Settle SEC Insider Trading Claims
• Pot Cos. Get Creative To Boost Brands Despite Feds' TM Ban
• Cooley Hit With Fla. Malpractice Suit Over Financial Docs
• Wilson Sonsini, A&O Shearman Guide $688M Biotech Merger
• Atty Accuses NYC Agency Of Bias, EEOC Charge Retaliation
• Deals Rumor Mill: Roche, Thoma Bravo, Klarna
• Hunters, Breeder Say CDC Overstepped With Dog Import Ban
• Hospitals Tell High Court HHS Errs In SSI Pay Formula
• E-Discovery Quarterly: Rulings On Hyperlinked Documents
• Watchdog Tees Up £6M Fine For IT Co. Over NHS Cyberattack
• Biotech Firm Can't Pause SEC Action During Appeal
• Abbott Brass Trim But Can't Nix Investors' Formula Recall Suit
• Feds Let The Wrong Family Bury Hopi Artist's Body, Kids Say
• Shuttered Firm Partner Pulls $9.5M Fee Fight Out Of Arbitration
• Advocates Tell 9th Circ. To Revive Invisalign Monopoly Suit
• Philly Hospital Hit With $45M Verdict For Teen Gunshot Patient
• NC Hospital Can't Avoid Doc's False Report Claims
• NC Biz Court Bulletin: The Battles Making Summer Sizzle
• Amgen Waged Lawfare To Overcharge For Drug, Suit Claims
• Okla. Wants Justices To Step Into Title X Funding Cut Fight
• WWE Accuser May Be Liable For Defamation, Doctor Says
• M&A Rebounds, But Success Hinges On Broader Economy
• Delta Dental Can't Get Antitrust Standard Decided Early
• Loper Bright Limits Federal Agencies' Ability To Alter Course
• Insurer Can't Dodge $13.4M Conn. Death Verdict, Estate Says
• 5th Circ. Grapples With 'Ridiculous' $100M Arbitration
• Hong Kong Co. Scores Default Win In $10M Face Mask Suit
• Davis Polk, Cooley Lead $1.5B Sale Of PetIQ
• What Cos. Should Note In DOJ's New Whistleblower Pilot
• 3 Firms Steer $405M G1-Pharmacosmos Pharma Deal
• Motion To Transfer Venue Considerations For FCA Cases
• 2 FDA Pros Join McGuireWoods From Reed Smith, DOJ
• Pennsylvania Legislation Passed In 2024: A Midyear Report
• From Vets To Labor: The Policies VP Pick Walz Has Backed
• Ohio Judge Upholds Law Limiting Gender Care, Sports Access
• Henrietta Lacks' Family Sues Novartis, Viatris Over HeLa Cells
• Life Sciences Credit Firm Symbiotic Launches With $600M
• Pennsylvania Hospital Gets Data Breach Suit Whittled
• A Primer On EU's Updated Human Substance Regulations
• NC Hospital Gets New Shot At Emergency Dept. Plan Approval
• Dem Lawmakers Back FTC's Kroger-Albertsons Challenge
• Dinsmore Adds 5-Atty Litigation Group From Bricker Graydon
• After Chevron: New Lines Of Attack For FCA Defense Bar
• CFPB's Medical Debt Proposal May Have Side Effects
• Ga. Healthcare Co. Seeks Toss Of Ex-Manager's Bias Suit
• Alabama Calls Its Gender Care Law A Rational Policy Choice
• Teaching Scuba Diving Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• UnitedHealth Unlawfully Denies Device Coverage, Suit Says
• Arnold & Porter Adds Abramson Cancer Center Chief Counsel
• 15 Areas That Would Change Under Health Data Rule Proposal
• The Road Ahead For Regulation Of Digital Twins In Healthcare
• Indivior Accused Of Overstating Prospects Of 3 Opioid Drugs
• Mich. Says HHS Can't Get Back $195M Medicaid Payments
• Mich. AG Defends Judge's Block Of Abortion Waiting Period
• BCBS Asks 9th Circ. To Undo Trans Patients' Win In Bias Suit
• Insurer Must Face Pa. Trans Firefighter's Surgery Claim
• Ohio To Launch Legal Recreational Marijuana Sales
• Nursing Home Flubs Make Reports Fair Game, NJ Justices Say
• Hillrom's 'Intrusive' Funding Probe Needs To Stop, Rival Says
• 7th Circ. Backs Insurer's Win In Family's Autism Claims Fight
• 3 Ways To Lower Insider Trading Risk After First 10b5-1 Case
• Lawyers Can Take Action To Honor The Voting Rights Act
• Black Ice Assumption Can't Save Hospital Slip-And-Fall Suit
• Fla. Man Gets 44 Months For $5M MilliporeSigma Export Scam
• PE Firms Should Prepare For Increased False Claims Scrutiny
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• CooperSurgical Says Lab Hid Flawed IVF Product Tests
• Ga. Panel Affirms Docs' Trial Win In Fatal Stroke Suit
• Pennsylvania Legislation To Watch In 2024: A Midyear Report
• 5th Circ. Upholds Challenge To Surprise Medical Billing Rule
• Fla.'s Trans Healthcare Ban Violates Title VII, Judge Says
• Hospital Says 'Maya' Case Shouldn't Have Gone To Jury
• Wheeling & Appealing: The Latest Must-Know Appellate Action
• 6th Circ. Upholds Federal Hospital's Win In Infant Death Suit
• US Cannabis Policy Thwarts Research, Health Officials Say
• McKinsey's $78M Opioid Deal With Health Plans Gets OK
• 2nd Circ. Backs Conviction Over Fake-Therapy Scheme
• Judge Rejects Intervenors In Religious Workers' Vax Deal Bid
• Family Denied Quick Win In Insurer's $2M Nursing Home Suit
• Patients Ink $1M Deal To Settle Pharmacy Data-Breach Claims
• 3rd Circ. Backs Ex-NJ Firefighter's $50M Drug Fraud Sentence
• 4 ERISA Excessive Health Fee Suits To Watch
• Colo. Appeals Panel Rejects Lower Tax Rate For Hospital
• Privacy & Cybersecurity Midyear Report: 4 Areas To Watch
• Akin Debuts AI Law & Regulation Info Tracker
• 3 Healthcare FCA Deals Provide Self-Disclosure Takeaways
• PTAB Told To Punish Mylan For Allegedly Breaking Fintiv Vow
• More Tribes Suing Social Media For Teen Addiction, Suicides
• Monitor Says HCA Possibly Flouted Promises In Hospital Deal
• 3 Candidates In Running To Replace Washington AG
• Four Plaintiffs Tossed From Merck Gardasil Vaccine MDL
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• MultiPlan, Insurance Cos. Must Face Collusion MDL In Illinois
• Staffing Agency Not Covered In Pay Law Row, Insurer Says
• House Workforce Chair Wants Mental Health Parity Regs Axed
• No Sanctions In Mom's $13.4M Feud With Conn. Group Home
• AliveCor Asks 9th Circ. To Revive Apple Watch Antitrust Case
• Pioneer Health Approved For $450K To Fund Ch. 11 Sale Plan
• Utah High Court Upholds Pause On State Abortion Ban
• GE Retirees Reach Deal To Resolve Pension Benefits Dispute
• Novo Nordisk Loses Challenge To Medicare Drug Price Talks
• After Chevron: ERISA Challenges To Watch
• Expert Witness Standards Must Consider Peer Review Crisis
• R1 RCM Going Private In $8.9B Deal Steered By 4 Firms
• Chiropractor Evaded $2.4M In Taxes, Fed. Indictment Says
• DLA Piper Hires Longtime Williams & Jensen Partner In DC
• Hogan Lovells Recruits Two From Foley Hoag To Health Team