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Health - March, 2025

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• Texas Judge Deems Lab-Test Rule Outside FDA Authority
• Apple Beats Suit From Actor Who Refused COVID Shot
• Ex-Blood Bank Atty Goes Back To Ballard Spahr In Phoenix
• Nasdaq's Tighter IPO Rules Raise Bar For Small Companies
• Buyer Class Of Surgical Robots Is Certified In Antitrust Fight
• Federal Worker Union Challenges Trump Order Gutting CBAs
• J&J Talc Spinoff's Ch. 11 Case Gets Tossed, Erasing $9B Deal
• Alcoa Retirees, Unions Win Block On Health Benefits Cutoff
• Doc Loses Redo On Claims Hospital Lies Fueled Murder Case
• 'Unprofessional' Pro Se Atty Can't Get 2nd Extortion Trial
• FTC Chair Flags Data Risks In 23andMe Bankruptcy
• US Steel Beats Fired Medical Pot Patient's Fed. ADA Fight
• EMS Workers Get Nothing In Wage Suit Against NC County
• DocGo Can't Nix Investor Suit Over 'Indisputably False' Claims
• Cuomo Defeats Suit Over NY Nursing Home COVID-19 Deaths
• Pierson Ferdinand Adds Taylor English Health Pro In Atlanta
• Firms Must Embrace Alternative Billing Models Or Fall Behind
• DOJ Seeking Steep Costs To Make Challengers Think Twice
• Justices Decline Chance To Clarify Medical Pot Protections
• Up Next At High Court: Terror Liability, Health Provider Choice
• Colo. Beats Amgen's Drug Price Cap Challenge, For Now
• Doctor's Counterclaims Cut In 'Groq' TM Feud With Chipmaker
• Janssen Owes Additional $1.5B In HIV Prescription Trial
• Plan Administrator Wins Electric Co.'s Union Healthcare Fight
• Ex-Chicago Firefighter's Vaccine Bias Suit Fails, For Now
• Pot Co.'s Challenge To DEA Admin Procedures Dismissed
• 13 Drugmakers Seek Dismissal Of Aetna's Price-Fixing Claims
• Unpacking Trump Admin Plans For Value-Based Care
• NJ Law Firm Beats DQ Bid Over Atty's Indictment
• How Attorneys Can Master The Art Of On-Camera Presence
• Taxation With Representation: Norton Rose, Latham, Ashurst
• Feds Settle NC Insurer's Medicare Reimbursement Suit
• PruittHealth Ends Gay Ex-Nursing Director's Harassment Suit
• Jury Clears Lab Owners In $40M COVID Test Fraud Case
• NC Biz Court Bulletin: TikTok Duel Heats Up, NIL Suit Plays On
• Trump Targets National Security Workers' Bargaining Rights
• Diopsys Inks $14M Deal Resolving Vision Testing FCA Claims
• 'Success By Health' Execs Fight $7.3M FTC Win At 9th Circ.
• Vaping Interests Take Challenge To FDA Rule To 5th Circ.
• DC Judge Seems Open To Fired Inspectors' Reinstatement Bid
• Fertility Co. Wants To Pull Device Maker Into Negligence Suit 
• Texas Judge 'Disturbed' By Filings In Weight Loss Drug Case
• Standing Emerges As Key Front In ERISA Health Fee Battles
• Fitch Even Sues Ex-IP Client In Effort To End Malpractice Case
• Oura Gets Samsung's Preemptive IP Strike Tossed, For Now
• Pfizer Tops Pharma Tax Avoidance, Senate Dems Say
• Ga. Therapy Clinic Accused Of Refusing OT Payments
• Feds Allowed To Weigh In On MultiPlan Pricing MDL
• Eli Lilly Says Michigan AG's Insulin Pricing Probe Is Baseless
• FCA Suit Alleging Unnecessary Spinal Surgeries Avoids Dismissal
• Walgreens To Pay $2.8M For Alleged Medicaid Overcharges
• DOJ's Antitrust Unit Targeting Anticompetitive Regulations
• Baseball Fantasy Camp Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Texas Law Firm Must Face 2nd Firm's Paxil Fees Suit
• Elevance Fails To Pay Wages At Termination, Worker Says
• 9th Circ. Won't Stay Injunction Compelling Fed. Worker Rehire
• EMS Co. Accused Of Failing To Pay Proper Overtime
• 1st Circ. Denies Gov't Bid To Enforce Funding Freeze
• 3M Says It's Settled Ex-Worker's Vaccine Retaliation Suit
• HHS To Cut 10,000 Jobs As RFK Jr. Reorganizes Agency
• Sotomayor Urges Caution On Nondelegation Doctrine Revamp
• 23andMe Says Ch. 11 Privacy Ombudsman Not Required
• Healthcare Providers To Pay $63M Over False Spinal Diagnoses
• Coalition Says Trump Admin Flouted Federal Rehiring Order
• Drugmaker Execs Hid Approval Process Roadblocks, Suit Says
• Court Backs Pitt, UPMC In Firing Doctor Over DEI Article
• NJ Appeals Court Says Ruling Nixing Bias Suit Thin On Details
• AGs Seek 1st OK For $39M Apotex Deal In Price-Fixing Case
• False COVID Cure Claims No Longer Feds' 'Current Priority'
• Adapting To Private Practice: From Fed. Prosecutor To BigLaw
• Hospital To Face Doctor's Libel Claim Over Suspension Report
• BCBS Settlement Opt-Outs Ordered To Disclose Funding Deals
• Ex-CEO Says McGuireWoods Can't Rehash Immunity Appeal
• Fla. Appeals Court Upholds Fees For Medical Pot Businesses
• Colo. Rehab Center Must Face Nurse's Civil Theft Claim
• Kaiser Left Holiday Pay, Incentives Out Of OT, Worker Claims
• Virginia Gov. Vetoes AI Bias Bill, Citing Industry Impact
• Ex-Masimo CEO Slams Bid To DQ His Hueston Hennigan Attys
• Trans Military Ban Rests On 'Unconvincing' Proof, Judge Says
• ND Justices Weigh Liberty Rights In Abortion Ban Challenge
• What To Expect For Stem Cell Regulation Under Trump Admin
• Recruiter To Pay $6M To End Nurses' Suit Alleging Strict Pacts
• A Look At 6 States Tussling Over Tort Reform Legislation
• Crowell & Moring Healthcare Vet Jumps To Sheppard Mullin
• Hartford HealthCare Fights Disclosure Of Antitrust Settlement
• Merck Betting Up To $2B On China-Developed Cardio Drug
• Jurisdiction Argument In USAID Dissent Is Up For Debate
• Meitar-Led Navina Wraps $55M Series C Funding Round
• Trump Picks Acting CDC Head After Weldon Nomination Fails
• Amgen Wants $50M Leukemia Drug Patent Verdict Thrown Out
• Kenvue, J&J Must Face Investor Suit Over FDA Concerns
• Teladoc Beats Investor Suit For Good On 2nd Circ. Remand
• Period App Users Get $3.5M In Privacy Deal With Analytics Co.
• United Healthcare Escapes Some Of Diagnostic Co.'s Claims
• Wells Fargo Prescription Cost Suit Axed Over Standing
• Justices Asked To Weigh Mississippi Ban On Medical Pot Ads
• Feds Argue That Medicare Extrapolation Audits Are Valid
• Patients Say UBH Limits On Mental Health Violated ERISA
• Ill. Law Firm Accused Of Suing Wrong Co., Lying About Error
• Conn. Hospital Lacks Justiciability In $8.3M Fight, State Says
• Residents Rip Hospital Co.'s 'Scorched-Earth' Sanctions Bid
• How Importers Can Minimize FCA Risks Of Tariff Mitigation
• Norton Rose, Latham Steer Alcon's $430M Lensar Buy
• Trump Asks High Court To Halt Fed. Workers' Reinstatement
• Firms Still Have Lateral Market Advantage, But Risks Persist
• Recent Cases Highlight Latest AI-Related Civil Litigation Risks
• DNA Testing Firm 23AndMe Files Ch. 11 With Plans To Sell
• Justices Won't Review San Francisco Nurses' Salary Dispute
• 4th Circ. Won't Pause Order To Reinstate Federal Workers
• Judge Says Anti-Abortion Group's Clinic Blockades Are Illegal
• Novartis Urges Court To Make FDA Block Entresto Generic
• NC Top Court Revives Constitutional Claim In Forced Vax Suit
• 10 Practical Takeaways From FDA's Biopharma AI Guidance
• Judge Accused Of Bias Expresses Regret Over MDL Remarks
• Religious Groups Say Reproductive Health Law Hinders Hiring
• We Must Allow Judges To Use Their Independent Judgment
• Colo. Health System Incorrectly Calculates OT, Workers Say
• Pa. Attorney's Discovery Dispute Leads To Sanction Threat
• 4th Circ. Revives TM Fight Over 'Westmont' Retirement Homes
• New Mexico Lawmakers Approve Medical Psilocybin Bill
• New Ohio Gordon Rees Partner Feels Born For Healthcare Law
• AstraZeneca To Invest $2.5B In China Research Hub
• Idaho Hospital Wins Reprieve From State Abortion Ban
• Atrium Health Escapes Privacy Suit Over Meta Data Sharing
• Texas Says Planned Parenthood Can't Get Atty Immunity
• Judge Won't Let Meijer Appeal Takeda's Arbitration Mandate
• SEC Says 'Personnel Changes' Are Delaying 8th Circ. Briefing
• 8th Circ. Won't Pause FTC's Insulin Pricing Case
• MiMedx Challenges FDA Classification Of Wound Care Powder
• Walgreens Can't Dodge Wash. Law In 'Non-Drowsy' Label Suit
• Injured Workers' Comp Lawyer Wins Coverage Of CBD Oil
• 4th Circ. Seems Open To Reviving Pregnant Worker's Bias Suit
• 6th Circ. Judge Skeptical Of Mich. Newborn Screening Ruling
• How Health Cos. Can Navigate Data Security Regulation Limbo
• Feds Seek 3-Year Sentence For Med Mal Atty's Extortion Ploy
• NY Nursing Home Gets Ch. 11 Sale OK, Averting Closure
• Former Ore. Doctor's Deduction For Insurance Premiums OK'd
• Oracle Eyes Stake In TikTok's US Entity, And More Rumors
• Medical Malpractice Insurers Ink $1.3B Merger Deal
• Performing Stand-Up Comedy Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Ohio Judge Blasts Fla. Atty In Opioid MDL For False Statements
• Fla. Wellness Promoter Sued Over Disloyalty, $13M Side Gig
• Abortion Case May Be Just The Start For Empowered Paxton
• Judge Questions Standing In DEI Executive Orders Challenge
• Utah Hospital Can't Nix EMTALA Claim In Suicide Attempt Suit
• Procedural Flub Ends Peeping Nurse Appeal, NC Panel Says
• Amazon's PillPack Agrees To Pay $6.5M To End TCPA Suit
• Lawmakers Shouldn't Overlook Rare Disease Therapies' Value
• NC Captive Insurer's Owner Can't Shirk Self-Dealing Claims
• Ohio Opioid Judge Says Texas Court Should Hear Appeal Bid
• Anesthesiology Giant Says Private Antitrust Suit Has No Legs
• Adapting To Private Practice: From SEC To BigLaw
• Atty Fees Not Covered In Nursing Home Coverage Dispute
• Law360 Announces The Members Of Its 2025 Editorial Boards
• Healthcare Consultant Says Tufts Medicine Owes $1M
• Purdue Pharma Files New $7.4B Ch. 11 Plan Settlement
• ITC To Review Whether Tourniquet Importers Are Ignoring Ban
• Full 9th Circ. Mulls Reviving Workers' LA Schools Vax Fight
• HHS Seeks Early Win Over Lilly, Novartis, BMS In Rebate Row
• Lab Co-Founder Takes Stand For Gov't In $40M Testing Case
• Ga. Hospital Failed To Protect Data Of 120K, Patient Says
• NIH Avoids Contempt In Trans Case Despite Judge's Criticism
• Trump Admin Asks 4th Circ. To Halt Employee Rehiring Order
• Split 7th Circ. Says Texts For Free Services Don't Violate TCPA
• Ohio Appeals Court Blocks Trans Care Restrictions
• Elevance Inks $3.3M Deal To End Surgery Claim Denial Suit
• Feds Say Wash. Hospital Can't Strike Facts From Fraud Suit
• AI Healthcare Co. Accuses Test-Maker Of Infringing Patents
• States Oppose Term In Sandoz Price-Fixing Deal With Fla.
• BetterHelp Demands Insurer Assist In $7.8M FTC Payment
• Feds Reject 'Absurd' Defense In Harvard Body Parts Case
• 4 Firms Lead Ukrainian Telecom Firm's $2.2B SPAC Merger
• Illinois Asbestos Injury Firm Escapes 'Fraud Playbook' Suit
• Simpson Thacher Gains Securitization Expert In NY
• Making The Case For Rest In The Legal Profession
• US Chamber Says FCA Qui Tam Provisions Unconstitutional
• Gutting USAID Threatens US Credibility, 22 Ex-Officials Say
• BYD Affiliate Beats Megaclaim Over N95 Mask Deal
• New Bills Target 'Patent Thickets' And 'Product Hopping'
• NJ Justices Deem Commissions Protected Under Wage Law
• Doctor Pays $700K To Settle Feds' Medicare Fraud Suit
• PBMs Hit With Antitrust Suit Over GoodRx Generics Program
• VA To End Medical Care For Gender Dysphoria
• Full 7th Circ. Won't Revive Suit Over Late Medicaid Payments
• Yale Unit Questions Prospect Medical's Ch. 11 Sale Plan
• Split 9th Circ. Won't Halt Federal Workers Reinstatement Order
• What Trump's Order Means For The Legal Status Of IVF
• May Trial Set For Ex-Conn. Official's New Corruption Charges
• Yale Says Researcher's Omissions Doom $28M Incubator Suit
• Mitigating Tariff Risks For Healthcare In US And Canada
• Ore. Lawmakers OK $5B Insurer, Hospital Tax Extension
• Vituity Inks $8.75M Deal To End 401(k) Excessive Fee Suit
• House Panel Probes Medical Residency Antitrust Exemption
• Houston Midwife Arrested In Texas' 1st Criminal Abortion Case
• Feds Defend Prof's Deportation As Arnold & Porter Withdraws
• Seeger Weiss Atty Tapped To Lead Depo-Provera Plaintiffs
• 4 Firms Guide Up To $1.14B Sale Of PE-Backed Biotech
• 4 Ways Women Attorneys Can Build A Legal Legacy
• Looming Virginia AI Bill Likely Just Start Of State Law Flood
• Ga. Panel Says COVID-Era Legal Shield Blocks Amputee's Suit
• Judge Hands Landlord Win In Maryland Nurse's Eviction Case
• Md. Judge Joins Calif. In Reversing Federal Workers' Firing
• 4th Circ. Dubious Of Private Island's Win In Fair Housing Fight
• Ex-NJ Health Official Settles Suit Over COVID Whistleblowing
• NC Ex-Doctor Gets 2.5 Years For Drug Test Billing Scheme
• Bid Protest Spotlight: Prejudice, Injunctions, New Regulations
• Antigua Clinic Accused Of Lying About 'Miracle' Cancer Cure
• FTC Urges 8th Circ. Not To Pause Insulin Pricing Case
• Judge Vacates Baby Formula Trial Win For Abbott, Mead
• Dr. Oz Pledges 'Upcoding' Crackdown If Confirmed At CMS
• Fla. Attys Go From Shooting Hoops To Suing Nursing Homes
• A Judge's Pointers For Adding Spice To Dry Legal Writing
• Sutter Health Reaches $4.3M Deal To End Retirement Suit
• Taxation With Representation: Davis Polk, Paul Weiss
• Skadden Tech Veteran Preps For AI's Planetary Revolution
• Feds Say North Carolina Cardiologist Owes $7.9M In Taxes
• Colo. Says Its Abortion 'Reversal' Ban Doesn't Discriminate
• Springer Nature Planning 'Bait-And-Switch,' Court Hears
• Ohio Health Insurer Wins $24M Verdict ln Racketeering Case
• Fla. Nursing Home Dodged Union After Transfer, NLRB Says
• NY AG James Pitches Bill To Expand Consumer Protection Law
• Merck Asks Justices To Block Fosamax Failure-To-Warn Suits
• Calif. AG Appealing State Limits On Pay-For-Delay Ban
• Judge Won't Toss $35M Ch. 11 Bank Fee Clawback Lawsuit
• PBMs Tell FTC 5-Month Delay Too Long For In-House Insulin Trial
• Pa. Justices Let Convicted Doctor Reapply For License
• HHS Calls Back Terminated Attys Clearing Medicare Appeals
• 9th Circ. Ends Idaho Abortion Law Row After Mutual Dismissal
• SEIU Fund Escapes Surgery Centers' Underpayment Suit
• Full 4th Circ. Urged To Rethink Drug Price-Fixing Class Action
• Colo. Appeals Court Affirms $2.6M Award To Car Crash Victim
• Days Into New Role, FDA's Top Lawyer Is Out
• What Advisory On Alcohol And Cancer May Mean For Cos.
• Judge Orders Reinstatement Of Many Fired Federal Workers
• Lacking Votes, White House Pulls Weldon Nomination At CDC
• Fox News Cleared Of Sex Assault Claims, But Anchor Isn't
• GOP Senators Take Aim At CFPB Medical Debt Rule
• Labcorp Warns Fed. Circ. Of 'Balkanization' In Prenatal IP Row
• Women Attys, AGs Urge Justices To Protect Provider Choice
• SEC Says Ex-Allarity Execs Concealed Doomed FDA Approval
• Trump Admin Seeks To End ACA Access For 'Dreamers'
• Judge Says Hospital Orgs.' Input Not Needed In Multiplan MDL
• 4th Circ. Won't Undo Health Data Access Order
• Mich. Appellate Judge Pans Medical Pot Co.'s Sales Tax Claim
• Trump Admin Drops Biden Bid To Unfreeze ACA Trans Rule
• NC Organ Procurer Sues CMS Over Hospital Waiver
• What's At Stake In High Court Transgender Care Suit
• HHS To Eliminate 6 Regional Offices For Legal Staff
• Harvard Docs Say Gov't Censored Articles With Gender Terms
• 6th Circ. Ruling Paves Path Out Of Loper Bright 'Twilight Zone'
• Ga. Appeals Court Backs Stroke Patient's $75M Med Mal Win
• NJ Justices Say NY Doc Can't Be On Med Mal Verdict Form
• Conn. Judge Puzzled By Agency's 'Flip-Flop' On Rehab Permit
• Ill. Transpo Applicant's GIPA Claim Isn't Blocked, Judge Says
• Fla. Court Urged To Remove Cigna Claims Processor In MDL
• 5th Circ. Hopes For 'Sanity' In Backing Legal Malpractice Arb.
• Wash. Pharmacy Strikes $600k Class Deal In Data Breach Suit
• Pharmacies To Appeal In Bid To Keep Making Weight Loss Drug
• Brazilian 'Drug King' Ran Black Market Pharmacy, Feds Say
• Zydus Cuts Deal With States, Tribes In Opioid Nuisance Suit
• Captive Insurer Shareholders Can't Target Owner, Court Told
• Eli Lilly Suit Over Compounded Drugs Survives Dismissal
• 9th Circ. Panel Won't Renew Wash. Nurse's Employment Suit
• Hospital Orgs. Say MultiPlan Must Not Duck Price-Fix Claims
• Software Co. Tells Fed. Circ. It's Owed Over $12.7M In IP Dispute
• 6 Laws Transforming Calif.'s Health Regulatory Framework
• VA Did Not Pre-Select Awardee For $257M Telehealth Contract
• Alaska's RICO Claims Advance Against PBM In Opioid Suit
• 2nd Circ. Affirms Union Fund's Win In COVID-19 Test Fight
• Yale-Tied Doc Dies Amid Ongoing Insemination Fraud Cases
• Endo Sells International Pharma Biz To Knight For Up To $99M
• Publix's Suit Over Ga. County's Private Attys 'Beyond Reason'
• Trump Admin Drops Suit Over COVID Nasal Spray Ads Claims
• Software Co. Says Ex-Employees Stole AI Trade Secrets
• CEO, Staff Charged After Fatal Oxygen Chamber Explosion
• Justices Seen Resolving Circuit Split Over Med Mal Law
• Alsup Refuses To Vacate Hearing Into OPM Mass Firings
• Calif. Pharma Exec Pleads Guilty To Insider Trading
• 11th Circ. Urged To Find Qui Tam Cases Unconstitutional
• Latham-Led Physical Therapy Startup Hinge Health Files IPO
• Insurer Says CarePoint's Ch. 11 Plan 'Fatally Flawed'
• DOJ Wants In On Invisalign Monopoly Arguments At 9th Circ.
• Michigan Told To Take A Stance On Clinic's Gender Policies
• Ga. Health System Says 'Vague,' 'Disorganized' Bias Suit Fails
• CVS PBM Caused Up To $330M In Part D Damages, Judge Told
• AFL-CIO, Unions Defend Fight Against DOGE Access
• DOJ Defends Musk's Influence Against States' Challenge
• NIH Cuts To Indirect Costs May Stifle IP Generation
• Recent Cases Clarify FCA Kickback Pleading Standards
• Antitrust Analysis In Iowa Pathologist Case Misses The Mark
• GAO Says NIH Treated Bidders Disparately On $20M IT Deal
• AI's Growing Influence On M&A Creates A High-Stakes Game
• High Court Will Review Colo.'s Conversion Therapy Ban
• NC Doctor Says Ex-Partners Were Overpaid By SC Practice
• Ex-Magellan CEO Pleads Guilty Over Faulty Lead Tests
• Justices To Weigh If Del. Expert Law Applies In Federal Court
• FDA Can Take Eli Lilly Weight Loss Drug Off Shortage List
• Orlando Health Can't Duck Suit Over Sharing Of Patients' Data
• Contractor Can't Bury Medical Marijuana Discrimination Suit
• AGs Say Anti-Trans Admin Puts $367M Hospital Grants At Risk
• Hints Of A New High Court Majority Emerge In Trump Cases
• Immigration Lawyers Sue Feds Over Surprise Form Changes
• Ohio, PBMs Say High Court Ruling Didn't End Pricing Appeal
• New Bellwethers Score Cert. In Generic Drug Price-Fixing MDL
• Apple Prevails In Watch Tech Patent Fight At Fed. Circ.
• Oscar Health Beats Shareholder Suit Over IPO Disclosures
• Tariffs, Diversity And DOGE Dominate Trump 2.0 'Risk Factors'
• State FCAs Should Cover Local Fund Misuse, State Tax Fraud
• Anticipating Calif. Oversight Of PE Participation In Healthcare
• Steward Health Gets OK For Deal On Transition Contracts
• Taxation With Representation: Kirkland, Wachtell, Skadden
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Former FTC Deputy Director Joins White & Case
• Amid Court Setbacks, Trump Wants Foes To Foot Legal Bills
• Apria Healthcare To Pay $6.4M To End Data Breach Litigation
• Judge Says He's 'Wrestling' Over Int'l Aid Freeze Injunction
• Pfizer Failed To Warn Of Depo-Provera's Tumor Risk, Suit Says
• Wheeling & Appealing: The Latest Must-Know Appellate Action
• FTC Challenges PE Firm's Medical Device Coatings Deal
• 9th Circ. Nixes Challenge To Wash. Abortion Coverage Law
• Walgreens Boots Inks $24B Go-Private Deal With Sycamore
• Texas Panel Says Police Dept. Must Face Pregnancy Bias Suit
• 6th Circ. Says Nursing Home Worker's Actions Justified Firing
• Ga. Chiropractic Co., Ex-Worker Settle OT Suit
• 7 Tips For Associates To Thrive In Hybrid Work Environments
• FDA Nominee Hedges On Job Cuts, Abortion Drug In Hearing
• White Collar Archetypes: Wrangling The Shape-Shifter
• DC Judge Won't Block USAID From Firing Contractors
• Trump Administration Ordered To Release Funds To States
• Playing Beach Volleyball Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• DOGE Firings, Agency Cuts Targeted In New Sierra Club Suit
• Fla. Chiropractor Bilked State Farm For $2.7M, 11th Circ. Told
• Arizona's 15-Week Abortion Ban Blocked As Unconstitutional
• Baylor Asks Texas Justices To Review $12M Virus Verdict Toss
• Contractors Claim Constitutional Injury In USAID Cuts
• BCBS Hit With New Antitrust Suits By $2.8B Deal Opt-Outs
• Ga. Clinic Bilked Federal Healthcare Programs, FCA Suit Says
• SEC Asks To Toss Subpoena Suit Against Telehealth Co.
• Pfizer Beats Claims Of Copay Aid Scheme For Good
• Considering The Future Of AI Regulation On Health Sector
• Wash. Hospital Patient's Pixel Privacy Suit Survives Dismissal
• Nationwide Block Of Trump Trans Healthcare Orders Extended
• SuperValu Wins FCA Case That Went To High Court
• Seyfarth Names Real Estate Atty As Co-Lead In San Francisco
• Senators Press Trump's NIH Nominee On Grant Cuts, Vaccines
• DOJ Fights Bid To Pause Piece Of Amedisys Merger Case
• Trump's NIH Cost-Cutting Measure Blocked By Judge
• Skin Care Tech Co. Files Ch. 11 With $400M Prepackaged Plan
• High Court Allows Release Of Frozen USAID Foreign Aid
• Dems Demand Halt To Trump Admin's Tribal Program Cuts
• Gov't Says 2 Lab Owners Billed $40M In COVID Test Scheme
• Apple Seeks Ban Against Masimo's Original Smartwatch
• Fla. Med Mal Damages Loophole Facing Lawmaker Scrutiny
• Health Providers Fight To Keep MultiPlan Pricing MDL Alive
• Trump To Drop Biden-Era Suit Against Idaho Abortion Ban
• Insurer Says Claims Of Illegally Tracked Info Erase Coverage
• Calif. PBM Opioid Suit Belongs In Federal Court, 9th Circ. Told
• Special Master Recommends Win For UnitedHealth In FCA Suit
• Colo. Justices Won't Review Hospital Tax Classification Suit
• PBMs Ask 8th Circ. To Pause FTC's Insulin Pricing Case
• Petersen Health Care Opposes Vendor's Ch. 11 Fee Demand
• NC Judge Wants 1st Look At Info In Hospital Sale Suit
• What To Expect From 'Make America Healthy Again' Actions
• Conn. Hospital Network Seeks Sanctions From Antitrust Class
• In Rare Move, Texas Judge Shuns Out-Of-State BigLaw Attys
• Anthem, Cancer Patient End Lawsuit Over Treatment Denials
• HHS Cuts Hit Attys Tackling Medicare Appeals Backlog
• How Law Firms Can Counteract The Loneliness Epidemic
• What's At Stake In High Court's Class Member Standing Case
• Lead Testing Operations Chief To Admit Misbranding Charge
• Ore. House OKs Extending Medical Provider Taxes
• Former Fried Frank Antitrust Partner Joins Davis Polk
• USAID Leader Details Toll On 'Critical' Aid Under Trump
• Calif. Court OKs Slash Of $30M Med Mal Verdict To $250K
• Ultragenyx Loses Bid To Toss Suit Over Henrietta Lacks' Cells
• Credit Bureaus Look To Duck Renewed Medical Debt Claims
• Sandoz Settles Florida's Generic Drug Price-Fixing Claims
• Teva Should Face Key Copaxone Antitrust Claims, Court Told
• Insurer Doesn't Owe Spine Surgery Suit Defense, Judge Says
• Adult Day Care Owner Must Pay $1.5M For Medicare Fraud
• Trump Admin Defends Right To Send DOGE Into Agencies
• US Trustee Opposes Confirmation Of CarePoint's Ch. 11 Plan
• Boston Scientific Buying $600M Ultrasound System Developer
• How Citizen Petitions Have Affected Drug Competition
• Sutter Settles Years-Old Antitrust Suit On Courthouse Steps
• Convicted Drexel Professor Gets 2 Years For Tax Evasion
• 2nd Circ. Denies Amish Schools' Vaccine Rule Challenge
• Oddities Shop Owner Says Collecting Body Parts Not Criminal
• 5 Keys To Building Stronger Attorney-Client Relationships
• Saul Ewing Wants Out Of Home Care Co. Asset Transfer Suit
• Justices Decline Data Breach Suit Against SC Medical Center