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Health - December, 2024

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• HHS Can't Enforce Abortion Privacy Rule Against Texas Doctor
• EEOC, Ala. Medical Center Get OK For Deal In ADA Suit
• Thompson Coburn Data Breach Plaintiffs Aim To Consolidate
• TD Bank, Boeing And Medicare: Compliance Headlines In 2024
• Proskauer Beats DQ Bid In NJ Hospital Antitrust Fight
• Sens. Aim To Protect Generics With Skinny Labels In New Bill
• Independent Health Inks $98M Deal For Medicare Overcharges
• South Korean Needle Operation Secures Patent Win At ITC
• 3rd Circ. Denies Challenge To Pa. Autism Settlement
• Hagens Berman Settles Suit Over Effexor Deal Atty Fees
• Insurer Gets Out Of Ga. Sperm Bank's Bad Seed Claims
• Court Opens Window For Patient To Pierce COVID Immunity
• Medical Records Co. Wants Rival's Antitrust Suit Tossed
• Top Government Contracts Of 2024: Year In Review
• Mich. Doc Accused Of Selling Property To Duck $35M Judgment
• The Most Significant Trade Secrets Cases Of 2024
• Top Product Liability Cases Of 2024
• Trulieve Wants Quick Win Over Insurer In Wrongful Death Suit
• Psychedelics Law Reformers Hit Multiple Setbacks In 2024
• Reviewing 2024's Crucial Patent Law Developments
• 'Dreamers' Urge 8th Circ. To Uphold Health Coverage Rule
• Fla. Labs Appeal $7.3M Conn. Jury Verdict Favoring Cigna
• Top Privacy & Cybersecurity Developments Of 2024
• Biggest Illinois Decisions Of 2024
• Lambda Legal Adds Attorney In NY Focused On Trans Rights
• 10 Noteworthy CFPB Developments From 2024
• Kirkland-Led Nordic Capital Wraps €2B Evolution II Fund
• Fixing Up Cars Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Top NJ Cases Of 2024: COVID Test Kits And Political Favors
• Google Health Tracking Plaintiffs Fight To Keep Suit Alive
• PhRMA Wins Bid To Halt W.Va. Drug Discount Expansion Law
• FTC Says PBMs Can't Get Preliminary Block In Insulin Case
• NY Court Affirms $3.1M Verdict Over ER Patient's Stroke
• 9 Charged In $20M Medicaid Fraud Linked To Philly Pharmacy
• Bill Aimed At IHS Recruitment, Retention Heads To House
• Top Gov't Contracts Cases Of 2024
• McKesson Urges Justices To Keep Hobbs Act's 'Exclusivity'
• Chicago Hospital Network Strikes Deal In 401(k) Fee Suit
• Generic-Drug Cos. Get State AGs' Trial Order Flipped
• FDA Declaration May Restart Compounders' Shortage Suit
• GAO Says Army Can Stop Solicitation After Multiple Protests
• Michigan's Biggest Decisions Of 2024
• Making The Pitch To Grow Your Company's Legal Team
• Why Letters Of Protection Are Discoverable In Texas PI Suits
• Data Privacy Landscape After Mass. Justices' Wiretap Ruling
• Philips CPAP Suits Against SoClean Tossed From MDLs
• 5th Circ. Urged To Deny Tax Break For Doc's Captive Insurance
• Addiction Group Pays $2M In Mass. AG False Billing Probe
• Pharma Trial Consultant To Pay SEC $3M Over Insider Trading
• Vaxart Investors Win Class Cert. Over COVID Shot On 2nd Try
• Patent Limits For Biosimilar Litigation Lands In Spending Bill
• Monsanto Protests DNA Damage Argument In PCB Closings
• FDA's Gastro Drug Fast-Track Denial Survives DC Circ.
• Pa. Nursing Home Must Face Resident's Slip-And-Fall Suit
• State AGs, Generic Cos. Fight Over Price-Fixing Trial Order
• Morrison Foerster Cites Tariffs As Key M&A Variable For 2025
• Destroyed Docs Merit Harsher Sanctions, Mich. Panel Says
• Philip Morris Sues FDA Over New Cigarette Warning Labels
• Judge Eyes Limits To Medical Device Co.'s Poaching Verdict
• The Future Of GLP-1 Policy After Drug Shortage Ends
• CVS Fueled Opioid Epidemic In Rush For Profits, Feds Say
• Amgen Hit With $50M Infringement Verdict Over Leukemia Drug
• Homeless Woman's Residency Unclear In Inter-Insurer Dispute
• FTC Wants Express Scripts' Defamation Suit Tossed
• Medical Center Escapes COVID Outbreak Blame-Trading Suit
• Senate Sends $895B Defense Bill To Biden's Desk
• Top 10 Whistleblowing And Retaliation Events Of 2024
• Yale Eyes Quick Win In $435M Conn. Hospital Purchase Suit
• SiteOne Gets $100M To Advance Non-Opioid Pain Treatments
• Top Conn. Cases Of 2024: Kickbacks, Paybacks And Bribes
• Justices Will Decide If Medicaid Recipients Can Pick Providers
• NC Panel Revives Negligence Suit Against State Health Dept.
• UNC Doctor Can't Shield Minor Transgender Patients' Records
• 11th Circ. Urged To Block Abortion Clinic Buffer Zone Law
• Express Scripts, OptumRx Can't Ditch LA County Opioid Suit
• Sandoz Cuts $275M Deal For More Price-Fixing Claims
• House GOP Asks CVS How Its PBM Treats Smaller Pharmacies
• The Biggest Georgia Legal Developments Of 2024
• Feds Intervene In $200M FCA Case Against CVS
• Ariz. Families Seek Class Cert. Over Sober Home Living Scam
• When US Privilege Law Applies To Docs Made Outside The US
• 4 Recent Policy Developments Benefits Attys Should Know
• IRS Finalizes Expanded 'Coverage Month' For Premium Credit
• Merger Enforcers End Year On Upswing
• Health Education Biz Infringed Training Materials, NJ Suit Says
• UnitedHealthcare Shooting Suspect Hires Ex-NYC Prosecutor
• Pa. Malpractice Fund Belongs To State, 3rd Circ. Rules
• 11th Circ. Appears Wary Of Doc's New Trial Bid In $27.5M Case
• The Biggest Patent Decisions Of 2024
• 2024 IPO Market Trends, And What To Expect Next Year
• Justices Cite Loper Bright, Remand NLRB Successor Bar Case
• With Legal Battle Looming, Neb. Legalizes Medical Marijuana
• Feds Ask To Speak With Juror In Failed $34M Kickback Trial
• Conn. Justices Revive Widow's Suit Against UConn Hospital
• The Biggest Massachusetts High Court Rulings Of 2024
• Dental Workers' Retaliation Appeal Nixed For Lack Of Docs
• Hospice Director Axed For Flagging Missed OT Pay, Court Told
• Justices Pass On TCPA Case Over Fax Promoting Webinar
• UnitedHealthcare Owes $900K For Services, Provider Says
• DC Circ. Upholds NLRB In Puerto Rico Hospital Layoff Case
• ND Judge Speeds Up Review Of DACA Health Coverage Block
• Aetna Analyst Says She Was Forced Out Over ADD Disability
• NYC Hospital System Wants Out Of REIT's $50M Campus Suit
• What's Left In $400M Skinny Label Row? A Lot, Court Says
• Pa. Contractor Hit With $4.2M Verdict In Pot Software Row
• Feds Narrow Drug Case Against Wife Of Convicted Drexel Prof
• Texas AG Sues NY Doctor Over Telehealth Abortion Script
• Philly Atty Gets Harsher Discipline In NJ For Pill Mill Conviction
• Holland & Knight Faces DQ Bid In Ga. Spine Center 401(k) Suit
• Taxation With Representation: Kirkland, Davis Polk, Wachtell
• What 2024 Trends In Marketing, Comms Hiring Mean For 2025
• UnitedHealth To Pay $69M In Suit Over 401(k) Fund Roster
• McKinsey To Pay $650M For Work With Opioid Maker Purdue
• BakerHostetler Can't Ditch RICO Claims In Bankruptcy Fight
• Align Tech's $27.5M Antitrust Deal Hits Nerve With Judge
• Anti-Abortion Activists Say Clinic Pushed Bogus Hack Claim
• Medicare Could Lose Billions From 'Patent Abuse,' Group Says
• 3rd Circ. Backs Dismissal Of Anti-Abortion Group's Suit
• Bausch And Lomb Says Potential Sale In The Works
• Wash. Justices OK Tax Break For Pharmacy Benefits Manager
• MOVEit Data Breach MDL Survives Dismissal Bid
• Judge Troubled By Conduct Of Pot Farmer And State Officials
• How Trump's Tariff Promises May Play Out In 2nd Term
• Lawmaker Sues Over Firing For Remarks On Jewish Rival
• Cooley Wins Bid To Arbitrate Fla. Malpractice Suit
• Saul Ewing Named In Wage Class Reps' Hidden-Asset Suit
• Group Running Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Pot Farmer Opposes Sanctions In Suit Over Mistaken Raid
• Montana Justices Uphold Temporary Block On Trans Care Ban
• Split 9th Circ. Nixes Trump-Era Hospital Reimbursement Rule
• Ga. Judge Refuses To Reconsider Toss Of Patient Data Suit
• Texas Panel Says Hospital To Blame For Tonsillectomy Death
• Law Firm Manager Gets Prison For Bribes In No-Fault Scam
• Doctors Group Asks DC Circ. To Pause Pot Hearings
• Marketing Messages Matter In State AG Consumer Protection
• How White Collar Defense Attys Can Use Summary Witnesses
• Neb. Medical Pot Legalization Hit With New Legal Challenge
• Wisconsin Healthcare Co. Strikes Deal To End 401(k) Fee Suit
• 6 Changes I Would Make If I Ran A Law School
• Kirkland-Led Patient Square Pays $4.1B For Animal Health Co.
• Md. Jury Convicts Ex-Biotech Execs On Some Fraud Counts
• 9th Circ Reverses Cert. In Widow's Allianz Life Insurance Suit
• Walgreens Sued For Docs After $107M FCA Deal With DOJ
• Arb. Award 'Unjust' Enough To Toss? Ga. Justices Ponder
• 3rd Circ. Judge Unsure Subpoena Chills Anti-Abortion Donors
• 9th Circ. Says Idaho Can't 'Veto' Federal Law In Abortion Row
• 2nd Circ. Backs Deloitte's Win In 401(k) Fee Suit
• Insurer Eyes Dismissal Of Pot Co. Trulieve's Coverage Case
• Mich. Panel Advances Bill To Raise Med Mal Damage Caps
• FTC's Holyoak Says Chair OK With Some Cartels
• NC Addiction Clinic To Pay $825K To End Medicaid Fraud Suit
• Nutraceutical Patent Insights As Market Heats Up
• Fed. Circ. Overturns VA Rule On 'Special' Ambulance Rates
• Eli Lilly Says Tampa Health Biz Can't 'Pass The Buck' In TM Suit
• How White Collar Attys Can Use Mythic Archetypes At Trial
• Ohio Justices Reject Opioid Nuisance Claims In $650M Appeal
• Firms Still Have The Edge In Lateral Hiring, But Buyer Beware
• Reviewing 2024's State Consumer Privacy Law Enforcement
• NLRB Judge Protections Get Ax In Constitutional Challenge
• Healthcare Facilities Biz Settles DOJ Citizenship Bias Claims
• 3rd Circ. Affirms NLRB's COVID-19 Bonus Pay Order
• 19 Republican AGs Win Order Against DACA Health Coverage
• Condom Co. Says Rival Owes $744K In 'Naked' IP Dispute
• HIPAA Doesn't Require Interview Alerts, Mich. Panel Says
• What 2024 Election Means For Drugs, Medicare And Medicaid
• Ohio Justices Uphold Dialysis Co.'s Tax Liability On Services
• UCLA Student Sues Doctors Over Transgender Misdiagnosis
• NC Attorney General Cans Counterclaims In HCA Hospital Suit
• Ga. Attys Urge Companies To Develop Generative AI Policies
• Pa. Hospital Can't Upend $8M C-Section Injury Verdict
• High Court Won't Hear Zimmer Biomet Royalties Fight
• Think Like A Lawyer: 1 Type Of Case Complexity Stands Out
• USDA Orders Raw Milk Be Tested For Bird Flu
• Netflix's 'Our Father' Trial Ends With Modest Award
• Hospital Insists Colo. Justices Should Allow Lien Discovery
• Cedars-Sinai ERISA Class Cert. Bid Meets Skeptical Judge
• Biden Admin Says Abortion Drug Fight Can't Stay In Texas
• 5th Circ. Judge Notes Inconsistencies In Medicare Rate Policy
• Neb. Judge Nixes Bid To Revisit Challenge To Medical Pot
• Two Firms To Rep CVS Investors In Benefit Unit Losses Suit
• AngioDynamics Port Defect Caused Infection, Ga. Man Says
• Black Doctor Says BCBS Axed Her From Network Due To Race
• NC Hospital Gets Initial OK For $1.1M Data Breach Deal
• Mich. Justices Won't Revisit Pandemic Deadlines Ruling
• Colo. Children's Hospital Fined $548K For Phishing Attacks
• Missing Court Order Prompts Redo On Denied United Claim
• Mandelbaum Barrett Beats DQ Bid Appeal In Pharmacy Fight
• Off The Bench: Kyrie Irving Sued, Golf's New Transgender Ban
• 4 Big Developments In ERISA Cases From 2nd Half Of 2024
• Philips Medical Monitoring Deal, $4.8M Fees Get Final OK
• Taxation With Representation: Skadden, Gibson Dunn
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Think Like A Lawyer: Note 3 Simple Types Of Legal Complexity
• Fed. Circ. Grapples With Injunctions On Eylea Biosimilars
• IP Forecast: PTAB To Hear Pfizer Fight Over COVID-19 Patents
• Netflix Can't Get Midtrial Win In 'Our Father' Case
• Fla. Labs Say Cigna's Trial 'Confession' Erases $7.3M Verdict
• Providers' $2.8B BCBS Antitrust Deal Gets Judge's Initial OK
• Gov't Efficiency Push Is A 'New Day,' House Speaker Says
• FINRA Fines Firm $900K Over SPAC Underwriting Fee Issues
• Pain Management Clinic Fined $1.19 Million for HIPAA Breach
• Quest Ex-Workers Ask 3rd Circ. To Revive 401(k) Suit
• Atlanta VA Surgeon Botched Routine Hysterectomy, Suit Says
• Justices Mull Sex-Based Classification In Trans Law Case
• SpaceX Seeks Astronomical $350B Value, And More Rumors
• IQVIA Gets Final OK For $3.5M Deal In Ex-Workers' 401(k) Suit
• Gardening Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Medical Pot Group Sues NY Over New $20M Licensing Fee
• Withers IP Partners Hop To Sullivan & Worcester
• 9th Circ. Keeps Block Of Idaho AG's Abortion Ban Stance
• Jackson's 'Quite Worried' About Equal Protection Precedent
• Yelp Blasts Paxton's Anti-Abortion Center Suit As 'Bad Faith'
• 7th Circ. Asks If Feds Went Too Far In $25M Kickback Case
• Colo. Co.'s Alleged Kickback Scheme Ends In $2M Settlements
• DEA Judge Sets Pot Rescheduling Hearings
• Aya Healthcare Buys Fla. Peer Cross Country In $615M Deal
• Colo. Judge Tosses Data Breach Suit Against Hospital Chain
• Freeman Mathis Expands To Orlando With New Med Mal Team
• Pitt, UPMC Say Fired Doctor Didn't State How DEI Broke Law
• Justices Seem To Back Ban On Transgender Youth Care
• Litigation Inspiration: Reframing Document Review
• 3rd Circ. Preview: BetMGM Addiction Case Tops Dec. Lineup
• FTC Secures Location Data Sale Bans In Pair Of New Actions
• Mich. AG Deal, NIH 4th Circ. Win And X Corp Bid In HIPAA Row
• US Claims Court Backs HHS Agency's $20.5M IT Deal Choice
• Calif. Unveils Reproductive Rights Bills To Prep For Trump
• Atlanta Imaging Co., Ex-CEO To Pay $5M In FCA Settlement
• 9th Circ. Ponders AIDS Generic Drug Reimbursement
• J&J's Neosporin Forever Discolored Man's Groin, Suit Says
• Chancery Orders Revenue Trust For Healthcare Co. 'Poaching'
• $1B Sandoz Placeholder Bid Needs More Support, Judge Says
• Wheeling & Appealing: The Latest Must-Know Appellate Action
• Deaf Patient Drops Henry Ford Health System Bias Suit
• Vidal Aimed To Put USPTO Rulemaking In The Spotlight
• Key Takeaways From FDA's Latest Social Media Warnings
• PE-Backed Anesthesia Giant Can't Duck Antitrust Claims
• 4 Mass. State Court Rulings You May Have Missed In Nov.
• Inside The Appeals Board's 2024 Report To Congress
• VA Announces Study On MDMA-Assisted Therapy For Vets
• Rank-And-File DOJ Attorneys Will Keep Calm And Carry On
• Veterans Group Challenges Exclusion From DEA Pot Hearing
• NC Mental Health Provider Inks $2.5M Medicaid Fraud Deal
• Expect More State Scrutiny Of PE In Healthcare M&A
• House COVID-19 Probe Points to China 'Lab Leak'
• 11th Circ. Axes Failed Med Student's Disability Suit
• Judge Isn't Seeing 'Good Faith' Compliance In Probiotic Feud
• Newsom Wants $25M For Expected Legal Fights With Trump
• Kyrie Irving Owes $400K For Retreat Services, Therapist Says
• Hagens Berman Sued For Slice Of Atty Fee From Effexor Deal
• GoodRx Inks $25M Deal With Users Over Alleged Data-Sharing
• 9th Circ. Partially Upholds Block Of Idaho Abortion Travel Ban
• Heritage's $10M Generic Drugs Deal With AGs Gets 1st OK
• Unpacking Arguments From High Court's Rural Hospital Case
• How Boards And Officers Should Prep For New Trump Admin
• NY Doctor To Admit Role In Brain Scan Kickback Scheme
• DEA Asserts Its Role As Proponent Of Pot Rescheduling Plan
• Healthcare Biz Atty Rejoins Dentons As Partner In Dallas
• Bankrupt Dental Co. To Repay Customers $4.8M, NY AG Says
• Ex-Parexel Worker Says Vax Rule Lacked 'Informed Consent'
• Shipping Industry Braces For Waves Of New Trump Tariffs