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Health - October, 2024

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• IP Forecast: Another Apple Watch Trial Kicks Off In California
• CVS Unit Exec's Ex-Partner Charged With Insider Trading
• Drug Cos. To Pay $49M For State-Led Generic Pricing Claims
• Masimo Sues Ex-CEO Over 'Unprecedented' $450M Demand
• Beverly Hills Agrees To Abortion-Rights Training In Settlement
• Ill. Judge Doubts Hillrom's Bid For Rival's Communications
• CBS Escapes Ex-Employee's Vaccine Bias Suit
• Health District Must Face Cyberattack Suit, Wash. Judges Say
• Abbott, Mead Cleared In Baby Formula Trial
• Health System Agrees To Resolve Retirement Plan Fee Suit
• How Judiciary Can Minimize AI Risks In Secondary Sources
• Newly Acquired Information Can Be Key In Drug Label Cases
• The 2024 Law360 Pulse Leaderboard
• Firms' Hiring Strategies Are Evolving In Fight For Top Spot
• 5th Circ. Keeps Most No Surprises Act Provisions Intact
• FDA Didn't Flub Approval In Orphan Drug Case, DC Court Says
• Jury Told Abbott, Mead Owe 'Astronomical' Sum Over Formula
• Class Asks Court To Revive Claims Against Florida Blue
• Doctor Denied Access To Grand Jury Materials In HIPAA Case
• Alleged Kickback Plotters Can Waive Conflict Over Attorney
• Texas Hospital Can't Escape $3.5M Blood Clot Verdict
• Cigna Wants $16.1M, Florida Labs Seek $5.1M In Benefits Feud
• Doc Review Site Must Face Suit Over Criminal Profile Mix-Up
• Conn. Justices Doubt Fertility Doc Suit Is For 'Wrongful Life'
• Insurer Can't Cap Interest In Birth Injury Case, Patient Says
• 3rd Circ. Told Medicare Drug Price Talks Not Voluntary
• Ga. Health Commish 'Overstepped' In Hospital Turf War
• Yale Researcher's Suit Over Loss Of 'Life's Work' Transferred
• COVID-19 Order Could Save Med Mal Suit, Ga. Judges Say
• AIG Tells Del. Justices Texas Medicaid Case 'Steeped In Fraud'
• Ohio PBM Case Will Wait For High Court Ruling
• Access To 'Dreamer' Info Limited In Suit Over HHS Rule
• Animal Med Distributor To Pay $1.1M For Lax Opioid Oversight
• DLA Piper's FDA Regulation Vice Chair Joins White & Case
• Texas Sues Another Doc For Violating Trans Care Ban
• Sheppard Mullin Adds Former NY Health Agency Leader
• Justices Face Tough Question On HHS Hospital Pay Formula
• Kirkland-Led Francisco Paying $1.1B For AdvancedMD
• How Attorneys Can Break Free From Career Enmeshment
• NY Judge Tosses $14B Decongestant MDL
• NY Health Provider To Boost Data Security To End AG's Probe
• DOJ Will Restrict Data Swapping With 'Countries Of Concern'
• Judge Extends Block On Florida's Threats Over Abortion Ad
• Fla. Health Agency's All-Out Battle Against Abortion Measure
• Pa. Seeks State Takeover Of Embattled Hospital System
• 4th Circ. Quizzes Drugmaker Challenging W.Va. Abortion Law
• Biopharma Co. Escapes Investor Suit Over Drug Approval Lies
• Medical Co. Gets No Coverage For Toxic Tort
• Beyond Abortion, 7 Ballot Questions Set To Shape Care
• Pa. DA Says ATF's Pot Patients Ban Doesn't Fit With Bruen
• Warren Pushes FTC Chair To Probe Oncology Acquisitions
• PBM Group Federal Affairs VP Joins Akin In Lobbying Role
• Senate Panel Targets 'Clever' Pharma Pricing
• Key Healthcare Issues That Hinge On The Election Outcome
• Patent Lessons From 4 Federal Circuit Reversals In September
• Lawyers With Disabilities Are Seeking Equity, Not Pity
• Fostering Healthcare Industry Success With Joint Ventures
• Masimo Sues Founder Over Alleged 'Empty Voting' Scheme
• Wash. AG Candidates Clash On Consumer Protection, Guns
• SEC Sues To Enforce Subpoena On Telehealth Co.
• Ontrak Founder Can't Wipe Novel Insider Trading Verdict
• Consciousness Not A Factor In $15M Pain And Suffering Verdict
• Gov't Says No Duty To Pay $69M In COVID Testing Claims
• Moderna Brass Hit With Investor Suit Over RSV Shot Claims
• Surge In Nicotine Fee Suits Shows Wellness Program Risks
• HHS Says In-Home Evals Raised Insurers' Medicare Payments
• Conn. Healthcare Co.'s $1.5M Data Breach Deal Gets Final OK
• Mass. Court's Wiretap Ruling May Be Bad Omen For Plaintiffs
• 5th Circ. Affirms Texas Health Coordinator Is Not Tax-Exempt
• Hospital Wants NC County's 'Monopoly' Suit Tossed
• Judicial Committee Best Venue For Litigation Funding Rules
• Crown Settles Customer Dispute To Close $924M Revance Buy
• NLRB Wins Injunction, Defeats Constitutional Claims In Mich.
• Jury In Formula Trial Told Baby's Condition Likely Genetic
• NJ Ethics Board Faces Contempt Bid In Retaliation Fight
• Premera Rejection Seems Sparse, 9th Circ. Judges Say
• Tenn. Hospitals Want Former Execs Nixed From Kickback Row
• 2nd Circ. Says Man Can't Challenge Removal Over Atty Failure
• Dental Exec Flees Ahead Of Possible 7-Year Fraud Sentence
• High Court Bar's Future: Mitchell Law's Jonathan F. Mitchell
• Ga. Woman Gets 12 Years For $30M COVID Fraud Scheme
• Masimo Infringed 2 Apple Watch Patents, Jury Finds
• Pharmacy Must Pay $39.2M In Conn. Kickback Case
• The Strategic Advantages Of Appointing A Law Firm CEO
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Kirkland-Led Nautic Closes Largest-Ever Fund At $4.5B
• Webuild Ruling Complicates Arb. Award Enforcement In US
• FTC Official Doubts Election Will Deter Antitrust 'New Era'
• Mich. AG Claims Express Scripts, Optum Fueled Opioid Crisis
• 11th Circ. Seeks Bias Test Briefing In Fla. Trans Patients' Suit
• Colo. Justices Grill State On Biz Names, ID Theft Law
• 2nd Circ. Says Healthcare Arbitrations Were Properly Halted
• IP Forecast: Inhibrx Co-Founder Faces Biotech Secrets Trial
• AMA Latest To Sue MultiPlan Over Out-of-Network Pricing
• 7th Circ. Doubts Satanic Temple Can Wage Abortion Fight
• Judges Doubt 'Troublesome' Comments Warrant New Trial
• 'Will Of The People' Upheld With Ohio Abortion Ban Quashed
• PBMs Want Separate FTC Hearings Over Insulin Prices
• How 2 Proposed Bills Could Transform Patent Law
• Dems Urge HHS To Better Protect Wheelchair Users From PE
• Co-Worker's Affair With Father Made Work Hostile, Suit Says
• Brach Eichler Healthcare Leader Jumps To Pullman & Comley
• Conn. High Court Snapshot: $13M Tax Appeals, Will Dispute
• ITC Bans Foreign Counterfeit Tourniquets
• Cigna, Frontier Renew Stalled Merger Bids, Plus Other Rumors
• Mass. Justices Reject Meta, Google 'Wiretap' Claims
• Beekeeping Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• TriZetto Gets New Damages Trial After Ax Of $200M Awards
• Court Denies Fees In 'Objectively Specious' Trade Secrets Suit
• No Xenophobia Taint In Fired Prof's Jury Trial, Panel Says
• 3 Things To Know About Proposed OTC Contraception Regs
• Full 9th Circ. Passes On SF Nurses' Salary Basis Case
• Wash. Health System Says HHS Let J&J 'Abuse' 340B Program
• ICE, Nonprofits End FOIA Row Over Alleged Sterilization Docs
• NC Justices Scrutinize Scope Of Liability Shield In COVID Law
• Russian Asylum Seeker Says ICE Is Unlawfully Detaining Her
• Insurers Slam Mich. No-Fault Ruling As 'Judicial Activism'
• Legal Doctrine Can't Revive Med Mal Case, Ga. Panel Says
• Judge Says Ex-Steward Hospital Nurse Row Out Of His Hands
• Roche CEO Says Novo-Catalent Deal Should Be Blocked
• 5th Circ. Upholds Workers' Win In Health Co. Wage Suit
• Tobacco Surcharge Suits Spotlight Wellness Reg Compliance
• Atlanta VA Doctor Abused Power And Patients, Jury Told
• Texas Firm 'Tortured' Barratry Case, Appeals Court Hears
• Suit Over Wash. Ban On 'DIY' Rape Evidence Kits Nixed
• CDC Links E. Coli Outbreak To McDonald's Quarter Pounders
• Fla. Says 1st Amendment Doesn't Protect 'False' Abortion Ad
• Pharma Co. Verrica Faces Derivative Suit Over FDA Inspection
• Ark. Supreme Court Voids Nov. Effort To Expand Medical Pot
• Patent Office Finds Public Engagement Leader
• The Key To Solving High Drug Costs Is Understanding Causes
• Judge Skeptical Amgen Can't Sue Over Colo. Drug Price Caps
• LA-Based Wound Group Hits Ch. 11 After Medicare Pay Pause
• Talkiatry CEO On How Digital Healthcare Has 'Matured'
• Baker Donelson Picks Up Carlton Fields Health Ace In Florida
• NJ Justices Create Mass Tort Track For Bard Catheter Suits
• Legal Institutions Must Warn Against Phony Election Suits
• The 2024 Prestige Leaders
• How Law Firms Get And Keep Elite Status
• Ex-Ga. Insurance Commissioner Gives Up Law License
• Apple Tells Del. Jury It Wants Smartwatch Infringing To Stop
• 9th Circ. Judge Slams 'Reprehensible' Policy In Jail Death
• NC Justices Revive Challenge To Hospital Competition Law
• PBMs Keep Door Open To Constitutional Riposte Against FTC
• Google, Meta Want Out Of GoodRx Health Data Sharing Suit
• GOP Pols Want Probe Into FDA Laboratory Safety
• Weight Loss Clinic Denied Quick Relief In TM Suit
• Blue Cross Escapes Mental Health Coverage Denial Suit
• Novartis Loses Challenge To Medicare Drug Price Talks
• Ontrak Jury Lacked Key Compliance Instruction, Judge Told
• Post-Dobbs Ballot Questions May Spell Litigation With No End
• Feds Say Doctor Used Pandemic Funds For Cars, Real Estate
• McGuireWoods Adds Healthcare Atty From Cooley In NY
• How Cos. Can Build A Strong In-House Pro Bono Program
• Fla. Dept.'s Ex-GC Says Gov.'s Office Directed TV Ad Letters
• Catalent CEO Defends Novo Deal, Will Stay On After Buyout
• Biden Admin Proposes Expanded OTC Birth Control Coverage
• Law360 MVP Awards Go To Top Attys From 74 Firms
• Oklahoma Brings Title X Funding Cut Fight To Justices
• Tenn. Court Clarifies Scope Of Abortion Ban's Exceptions
• Ill. Justices Find Broad COVID Immunity For Health Facilities
• What Attorneys Expect From Harris And Trump On Patents
• HHS Slams Hackensack Meridian's Chevron-Inspired Suit
• Cigna Says Florida Labs Owe $16M After 'Cheating' For Benefits
• Hospital, Medical Practice Ink $12M Deal In Brain Damage Suit
• AGs Slam 4th Circ. Bid To Restore NC Abortion Drug Limits
• Suit Wants Fla. Abortion Measure Struck Over Fraud Claims
• Home Canning Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Avoiding Merger Disputes Via Careful LLC Agreement Drafting
• NC Hospital Fights Competitor's Expansion Bid Approval
• Polsinelli Adds K&L Gates Litigation Team In SC
• Expect Mental Health Parity Data Guidance, DOL Official Says
• Philly Atty Suspended After Guilty Plea In Pill Mill Scheme
• CVS Health Replaces CEO Amid Reported Activist Pressure
• Ted Kennedy Jr. On Disability Inclusion In The Legal Industry
• FTC Faces More Pressure To Block $16.5B Novo-Catalent Deal
• 'More Honesty' Needed In Philips IP Row, Judge Says
• 'It's The First Amendment, Stupid': Judge Blasts Fla.'s Threats
• Acadia Hid Wrongful Detainment Of Patients, Investor Claims
• Hospital Can Use TM Fraud Claim As Shield, Not Sword
• Under Pot Law, Preschool Isn't 'School,' Ariz. Court Rules
• GAO Finds VA Rightly Canceled Too-High 'Wander System' Bid
• Next Steps For FCA Defendants After Fla. Qui Tam Ruling
• FCC OKs New Rules Mandating Georouting For 988 Calls
• Feds Drop Marketing Exec's Tricare Fraud Case In Florida
• $20B Verizon-Frontier Deal Faces Scrutiny, And Other Rumors
• Ex-Genzyme Exec Says Anxiety Disclosure Led To Firing
• Sen. Report Slams Insurers For Medicare Advantage Denials
• No Privilege For Drug Discount Co. Accused Of Faking Deal
• Health Co. Must Face State Farm Settlement Interpretation Suit
• Compliance Pointers For Amended Pa. Data Breach Law
• Seyfarth Hit With $8M Suit For Botched Wage Class Settlement
• Patent Lessons From 7 Federal Circuit Reversals In August
• Texas Sues Doctor For Providing Kids Gender-Affirming Care
• Use The Right Kind Of Feedback To Help Gen Z Attorneys
• BetterHelp Can't Ax Suit Over Sharing Data With Advertisers
• Indiana U. Hit With Sex Abuse Claims Over Sports Doc Exams
• Philips Says $12M Sanction Needed For Evidence Destruction
• Conn. Nurses Sue To Block Forced Post-Contract Overtime
• Sudanese Men Charged With Hacking Cedars-Sinai, Microsoft
• Ex-Pharma Co. Employee Traded On GSK Deal Info, SEC Says
• Congress Can And Must Enact A Supreme Court Ethics Code
• SEC To Settle Claims CBD Exec Took $13M From Hospital
• Alphatec Investor Seeks $9.5M Atty Fee After Chancery Win
• Caremark, Optum Say FTC Insulin Case Gets PBMs All Wrong
• Court Tosses Suit Against NJ Cops For Medical Pot Seizure
• Houston Pharma Exec Found Guilty In $160M Health Fraud
• Lesbian Nurse Says Ga. Hospital's Fertility Plan Is Biased
• M&A Pros Cautious About Expected Private Equity Surge
• The Pop Culture Docket: Justice Lebovits On Gilbert And Sullivan
• To Shrink Jury Awards, Address Preventable Medical Errors
• Feds Say EMTALA Trumps Idaho Abortion Ban In Emergencies
• Dermatology Practice Can't Escape Fired Doctor's Bias Suit
• UBH Surprise Billing Fight 'Begs' For Issue Cert., Judge Says
• Navajo President Asks Vice President To Resign From Office
• Anti-Abortion Nonprofit Moves To Block NJ AG's Subpoena
• Feds Seek Court's OK On $350M Norfolk Southern Spill Deal
• Motley Rice May Avoid DQ In Boston Opioid Case, Judge Hints
• Wash. Hospital Wants Spinal Surgeon Scandal Suit Tossed
• Conn. Medical Group Hit With $30M Verdict In C-Section Suit
• Medical Insurer Needn't Defend Doc Against Trans Bias Suit
• A Look At Calif.'s New AI Law For Health Insurers
• 'Extraordinary' Blue Cross Deal Includes $2.8B Payout
• Fla. Medical Co. Hits Ch. 11 With Plans For Quick $45M Sale
• New HHS Research Misconduct Rules Bring Seismic Changes
• Walmart, Execs Settle Chancery Opioid Suit For $123M
• Novartis To Appeal Ruling In Entresto Generic Drug Fight
• Feds Cut Whistleblowers Out Of Kickback Deal, Court Told
• Health Tech, AI Atty Rejoins Baker McKenzie
• LabCorp Gets Google Health Info Suit Sent To Arbitration
• WWE Accuser Ties Conn. Physical Therapist To Alleged Abuse
• Insurer Asks Court To Weigh In On Damaged Embryo Suit
• Ex-WH Senior Associate Counsel Rejoins Ropes & Gray
• The 2024 Law360 Pulse Social Impact Leaders
• Law Firms Diverge As Anti-ESG Pushback Continues
• FTC Wants More Info On $1.36B Home Healthcare Deal
• Ill. Home Health Kickbacks Ruling Intact After Justices Pass
• Pharmacist Gets Up To 15 Years In Mich. For Fatal Outbreak
• Feds Target Ill. Hospital CEO As $19M Theft Probe Widens
• High Court's TCPA Grant Set To Broaden Loper Bright's Blow
• Up Next At High Court: CBD Injuries & The Clean Water Act
• Quinn Emanuel Gets Trimmed $92M Fee In ACA Cases
• Apple Watch Patents Dodge Ax As Masimo Jury Trial Nears
• Dem AGs Urge Judge To Rule Now On FDA Abortion Pill Regs
• Texan Who Sued Ex's Colleagues Over Abortion Drops Suit
• J&J Should Pay $30M For Developer's Cancer, Conn. Jury Told
• Fla. Ruling May Undermine FCA Whistleblowers' Authority
• 9th Circ. Backs Planned Parenthood's $14M Atty Fee Win
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Texas Hospital Settles Layoffs, Benefits Contributions Suit
• Staffing Co. Cuts Deal To End Travel Nurses' Pay Claims
• Nursing Home Operator Hit With OT Suit In Ohio
• State Of The States' AI Legal Ethics Landscape
• Why So Hard To Say 'Denied'? Mich. Justices Ask Insurers
• Yale Hospital Says Pension Liens Breach $435M Sale Deal
• Eli Lilly Tells Mich. Justices It's 'Wrong Time' For Insulin Case
• Animal Medication Co. Sued Over Dog Arthritis Treatment Risks
• Federal Policy Can't Kill Psilocybin Access Suit, Court Told
• Fla. Panel Frees Officials From Suit Alleging Election Meddling
• Cigna Says NJ Plastic Surgeons Fraudulently Billed $8.5M
• Housing Nonprofit Hits NY Town With Disability Bias Suit
• Target Made Inflated Claims About Gas Pills, Shoppers Allege
• Suppliers' $7.6M Deal To End Daily Harvest Leek Claims OK'd
• Teva To Pay $450M To Settle Kickback Cases
• Hyundai Plans IPO For Indian Biz, Plus More Rumors
• 11th Circ. Kickback Ruling May Widen Hearsay Exception
• Ex-NBA Pro Seeks Leniency In Health Fraud Sentencing
• 8 Childhood Lessons That Can Help You Be A Better Attorney
• $140M Chilean Hospital Award Fight Is Paused In Canada
• 9th Circ. Upends Healthcare Workers' Montana Vax Law Win
• Montana High Court Upholds Temporary Abortion Ban Blocks
• Patients' Families Say No Expert Needed In Transplant Case
• Wash. Justices To Weigh $185M PCB Case Against Monsanto
• Judge OKs $9M Data Hack Deal, Asks How Public Views Fees
• Ohio Worker Says Health Co. Doesn't Pay OT Or Promised Wages
• CVS, United Health Seek Removal Of FTC's Khan In PBM Case
• Senior Center Denied Total Win In Insurer's Coverage Suit
• Navigating Complex Regulatory Terrain Amid State AG Races
• Insurer Wins Ex-PwC Exec's Long-Term Disability Suit
• Sublimit And Policy Interpretation Lessons From Amtrak Case
• Ex-NC Govs. Back Cooper In Power Struggle With Lawmakers
• GSK Settles Nearly All State Zantac Cases For Up To $2.2B
• Lead Test Maker Vows Compliance As $42M Deal Approved
• Novant Ex-Exec's Counsel Wins $154K In Fees For Race Case
• Medical Device Service Co. Hits Ch. 11 After Fight With Rival
• This Election, We Need To Talk About Court Process
• Cedars-Sinai OB-GYN Accused Of Abusing, Harassing Patients
• $424M Medicare Fraud Suspect Asks NJ Court To Modify Bail
• RFK Jr. Tells 5th Circ. Biden Admin Is Working To Censor Him
• Military Health Plans Deny They Were Overpaid On DOD Deal
• Fla. Court Revives Nursing Home Death Suit
• Ropes & Gray Attys Chided For Wielding Excessive Footnotes
• Jackson, Kagan Target Loper Bright In Ghost Gun Case
• Chancery OKs $9.75M In Atty Fees For SPAC Stock Drop Suits
• CooperSurgical Fails To Escape Embryo Solution Recall Suits
• Elanco Misled Investors About Dog Medicine Safety, Suit Says
• Neb. Officials Cast Doubt On Medical Pot Legalization Effort
• NC Judge Scolds Clinic And Hospital Over Bids To Seal TM Case
• Mass. Seeks Order Forcing Steward To Maintain Coverage
• Navigating HHS' New Reproductive Healthcare Privacy Rule
• 3rd Circ. Preview: Constitutional Rights Fears Top October
• Doctor Wants New Trial In $16.4M Suit Over Patient's Suicide
• Senior Renters Say Mass. Facility Charged Exorbitant Fees
• Mental Health Parity Rules: Tips For Plans And Issuers
• Playing Diplomacy Makes Us Better Lawyers
• Renovus Capital Clinches 4th PE Fund With $875M In Tow
• AGs Slam TikTok With Youth Addiction, Fraud Claims
• Mednax Gets Final OK For $6M Data Breach Settlement
• Pepsi Employee Sues Over Health Plan's 'Tobacco Surcharge'
• Boehringer Defends Zantac As Cancer Jury Trial Kicks Off
• Miss. Can't Use Federal Law To Squelch Pot Ads, 5th Circ. Told
• Mich. Supreme Court Snapshot: Insulin Prices, Disney Audit
• 5 Decisions To Know By Outgoing Mass. Chief Judge
• Trio Of 1st Circ. Criminal Cases Turned Away By Top Court
• Kirkland-Led Shore Capital Lands Almost $2B Across 3 Funds
• Ga. Justices Revive State Abortion Ban During Appeal
• Holland & Knight Adds Former US Attorney In Nashville
• Texas Boutique Tops Cravath As Compensation Season Starts
• Justices Won't Hear Kickback Statute 'Willfulness' Case
• Justices Won't Hear Hospital Challenge To NLRB Rehire Order
• Justices Seek Feds' Input On 10th Circ. PBM Preemption Fight
• High Court Won't Look At Alabama Frozen Embryo Decision
• High Court Won't Hear Emergency Care Abortion Case
• Justices Won't Take Juror Family Bias Case
• Top 5 Supreme Court Cases To Watch This Fall
• NJ, Ethics Board Must Hand Over Docs In Retaliation Fight
• Healthcare Co.'s Workers Get Cert. In OT Pay Row
• DOJ Charges Execs, Sales Reps Over Texas 'Pill Mills' Sales
• NC Physician Assistant Sentenced To 6 Years For $10M Fraud
• Prof. Claims Fox Chase, Temple U. Failed To Deter Harassment
• 4 Benefits Appellate Arguments To Watch In October
• Up First At High Court: Civil Rights, Ghost Guns, Atty Fees
• Healthcare Co. Inks Deal In DOL Equal Pay Investigation
• Mental Health First Aid: A Brief Primer For Attorneys
• Massumi & Consoli Adds Ex-Morgan Lewis Attorney In DC
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• High Court Will Hear TCPA Case Over Online Junk Faxes
• Texas Transgender Health Rule Suit Paused For Gov't Appeal
• Gilead Makes Generic HIV Drug Plan, Advocates Urge Expansion
• 11th Circ. Rejects Bid To Block Fla. Law Banning Trans Care
• Calif. AG Sues AHMC Healthcare To Resume ER Services
• Wash. AG Wants Albertsons Sanctioned In Opioid Suit
• Medical Pot Expansion Effort Notches Win In Ark. High Court
• 12 Lawyers Who Are The Future Of The Supreme Court Bar
• Stanford Profs Deny Roche's Trade Secret Theft Accusations
• FTC's Report Criticizing Drug Middlemen Is Flawed
• Texas Takes Aim At Insulin Manufacturers For Price-Gouging
• Ex-US House Energy Committee Atty Joins Foley In DC
• CVS Pushed To Unwind Aetna Megadeal, And Other Rumors
• Calif. Eateries End COVID-19 Coverage Fight
• Collecting Art Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Bard Agrees To Individualized Deals In Hernia Mesh Litigation
• ​​​​​​​Lab Co. Settles Bogus Testing Claims With Feds For $27M
• Paralyzed Texas Man Awarded $59M In Med Mal Suit
• Fried Frank, DLA Piper Steer Commercial REIT's $251M Listing
• Ex-PBM Worker Says He Bribed Co-Workers In $160M Fraud
• NC's Med Mal Damages Cap Is Constitutional, Panel Told
• Jury Instruction Errors Sink $17M Death Verdict, Court Told
• Plan Sponsors Must Prep For New Mental Health, Drug Rules
• Doctor Cops To Dealing Ketamine That Killed Matthew Perry
• Ranking House Dems Urge Swift DEA Action On Pot Reform
• Supplement Co. Hits Back At TM Suit, Alleges Fake Reviews
• Navigating The Complexities Of Cyber Incident Reporting
• Takeaways From Novo Nordisk's Fight For Market Exclusivity
• Georgia Moves To Block, Appeal Ruling Against Abortion Ban
• Secret Service Failures Offer Lessons For Private Sector GCs
• Bid-Rig Charges Irrelevant To $26M Base Award, GAO Says
• Ga. Surgery Provider Denies Wrongdoing In EEOC Suit
• Abortion Clinic To Get Early Discovery In Patient Spying Case
• Fort Worth Senior Home Hits Ch. 11 With Prepackaged Plan
• CFPB Warns On Collecting 'Invalid,' Unverified Medical Debt
• Jefferson Health Can't Ditch Suit Over Meta Data Sharing
• From AI To Enviro: The Top Biz Bills Calif. Gov. Inked Into Law
• Premier Health Sued For Age Bias By Ex-Regional Director
• Judge Backs Louisiana 340B Law In Loss For Pharma Lobby
• Ga. County Urges Full 11th Circ. To Nix Trans Deputy's Win
• 9th Circ. Revives FCA Claims Against Dermatology Practice
• Novel FCA Decision Amplifies Voices Of Whistleblower Critics
• Activists Sue Ark. Officials Over Medical Pot Ballot Measure
• Ex-CBD Exec Must Face SEC Fraud Suit Over $13M Deal
• DOJ Says It Is Constitutional To Disarm Pot Patients
• Wash. Panel Backs Workers' $3.3M Win In Meal Break Suit
• A Primer On Navigating The Conrad 30 Immigration Program
• Willis Towers Watson Inks $632M Sale Of Tranzact To PE Firms
• NC Hospital Hit With More Class Claims Over Data Breach
• Steward Can't Be Forced To Reassign Contract In Ch. 11
• Doctors Were 'Bamboozled' By $160M Health Fraud, Jury Told
• Defending AI, Machine Learning Patents In Life Sciences
• Mass. Hospital To Pay Up To $6.5M In Sober Home Scheme
• DOJ Joins Employee Antitrust Suit Against UPMC
• Arkansas AG Says YouTube Addicts And Harms Youth Users
• Litigation Inspiration: Honoring Your Learned Profession
• Latham Helps TJC Clinch 2nd Continuation Fund At $2.1B
• 'Unsworn' Actors Sink Qui Tam Provision, Fla. Judge Rules