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Health - May, 2025

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• Pa. Nursing Home Gets $2.7M Punitive Damages Award Axed
• 4th Circ. Partially Revives Eye Drop Maker's IP Theft Suit
• Ex-CTA Worker Can Take Vaccine Bias Claim To Trial
• Feds Get Early Win In Drugmakers' Suit Over 340B Rebates
• NC Doctors Can't Block Pay Changes Amid Legal Challenge
• Twins' Doc Not Liable For Ball Player's Death, Fla. Court Told
• Conn. Con Man Admits To New $1.9M Medicaid Scam
• 9th Circ. Backs Family's Win In Suit Over Denied Benefits
• Takeaways From DOJ's 1st Wage-Fixing Jury Conviction
• Doc Loses 4th Circ. Fight Over $5.5M Order After FCA Deal
• BCLP Hires Career Crowell Commercial Atty In DC, Arizona
• Covington Corporate M&A Atty Moves To Clifford Chance
• Legalizers Wary Of Neb. Gov.'s Picks To Oversee Medical Pot
• IPO Pipeline Restarts As Tariff-Related Volatility Eases
• J&J Unit Hit With $147M Verdict In Catheter Antitrust Suit
• Fla. Gov. Says He Will Veto Bill To Expand Death Damages
• Biotech Co. Hit With Investor Suits Over Cancer Drug Launch
• HHS Says Pain Clinic's Delay Hurts $11M Bill Challenge
• Ala. Medical Pot Co. Claims Regulator Retaliation Over Suits
• Bid Protest Spotlight: Size, Supply Schedules, SINs
• Seton Hall Asks NJ Judge To Toss Hoopsters' Injury Claims
• Feds Want Ex-McKinsey Exec To Serve Time For Obstruction
• Rite Aid Announces Deals To Transfer Pharmacy Assets
• Mich. Court Orders Redo Of Motorist's Insurance Award
• Del. Bill Reflects Nat'l Tug-Of-War Between Cannabis, Alcohol
• Porzio Bromberg Accused Of Pushing Doctor Into Bankruptcy
• Judge Questions Federal Jurisdiction In Boies Schiller Case
• 23 States Win Order Halting Billions In HHS Public Health Cuts
• Patent Owner Urges Justices To Take Telemedicine Case
• Trucking Co. Worker Says Tobacco Surcharge Violates ERISA
• Cooley, Goodwin Build BioMarin's $270M Inozyme Buy
• Surgical Center Operator Inks $15M Deal Over Data Breach
• Trump Admin Settles Vaccine Contract Info Suit For $10K
• $38M Law Firm Settlement Highlights 'Unworthy Client' Perils
• J&J Unit's Economist Rips Rival's $147M Antitrust Damage Bid
• Zuckerberg Can't Avoid Deposition In Meta Health Privacy Suit
• Ex-CEO Cops To Conspiracy Charge In $212M Fraud Case
• Clifford Chance Adds Arbitration Expert From Pinsent Masons
• NC Judge Warns Of Airing 'Dirty Laundry' In Doctors' Pay Clash
• 'Our Father' Fertility Doc Must Face Bio Daughter's Suit
• Spinal Implant Co. CEO Pleads Guilty Ahead Of Kickback Trial
• DEA Says State-Legal Pot Fuels Transnational Crime
• Hillrom Says Missing Attachment Could End Antitrust Case
• Only Certainty About FAR Reform Order Is Its Uncertainty
• Maintaining Legal Compliance For GenAI In Life Sciences
• Harvard Researcher Held By ICE To Be Returned To Mass.
• Walgreens Settles TM Suit With Founder's Great-Grandson
• Teaching Business Law Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Curaleaf And Ex-VP In Settlement Talks, Court Told
• Ex-IU Basketball Players Move To Keep Sex Abuse Suit Alive
• Ex-Mich. Legislative Aide Accused Of Embezzling Grant Funds
• Minn. Justices Affirm $9M Medical Building Tax Valuation
• Feds Freeze Parity Enforcement As Agencies Rethink Regs
• Gauging Professional Sport Biometric Data Privacy Concerns
• Actinium Faces Derivative Suit Over FDA Application Claims
• J&J Unit's Catheter Policy Stopped Free-Riding, Jury Told
• Mont. Court Blocks 'Ideological' Transgender Youth Care Ban
• Labor Groups Sue HHS Over Workplace Safety Agency Cuts
• Integra Brass Face Investor Suit Over FDA Compliance Lapses
• 9th Circ. Doubts Wash. Anti-Vaxxers' Stance In Med Board Suit
• Sage Therapeutics Brass Sued Over Drug Candidate Claims
• Colo. Justices Leery Of Speaker's Motive In Anti-SLAPP Test
• Aetna, Cigna Can't Nix Suit Over Late Emergency Benefit Bills
• 7th Circ. Partially Revives Pregnancy Bias Suit Against Ill. DHS
• Houston Midwife Says AG Has No Evidence To Close Clinics
• Fla. High Court Asked If Parents Can Dispute Kids' Abortions
• Novo Nordisk, Septerna Ink Up To $2.2B Obesity Drug Deal
• Navigating The Expanding Frontier Of Premerger Notice Laws
• Health Co. Founder Pleads Guilty In $5M Fraud Case
• Total Vision Reaches Deal Ending VSP Antitrust Case
• Deregulation Memo Presents Risks, Opportunities For Cos.
• RFK Jr. Defends HHS Cuts, Pledges To 'Spend Smarter'
• Law School's Missed Lessons: Mastering Discovery
• Monitor Says Okla. Pot Agency Fired Her For Blowing Whistle
• Asterisk Doesn't Save CVS In Sanitizer Row, 9th Circ. Told
• Health Co. Elevance Faces Suit Over Post-COVID Costs Claims
• Becton Dickinson Sues Baxter Over Infusion Pump Patents
• Judge Won't Limit Foreign Aid Freeze Injunction
• 4 Firms Seek $5M In $6.75M Seattle Hospital Web Privacy Deal
• Planned Parenthood Wants Teen Program Fund Rule Blocked
• Watchdog Demands Info In DC Court On Dead ICE Detainees
• UnitedHealth Says Lack Of Contract Sinks Coverage Suit
• NIH Letters Ending Grants Lack Factual Support, Judge Says
• Latham-Led Physical Therapy Startup Primes $410M IPO
• Michigan Judge Strikes Down State's Abortion Restrictions
• Split PTAB Cites SAS To Reject Samsung Petition
• Celebrity Doctor Can't Duck WWE Accuser's Info Demand
• PBMs Get Bipartisan Bashing At Hearing On Drug Costs
• Former J&J, Moderna Exec Joins Goodwin Procter In Boston
• FTC To Keep Focus On Key Sectors, Address Personal Liberty
• Fla. Medical Cos. Sue Akerman For Malpractice, Fight Fees Bid
• Attys Push 11th Circ. To Weigh Judge Shopping Sanctions
• Maneuvering The Weeds Of Cannabis Vertical Integration
• Ga. Justices Revives Claim Over Med Student's Negligence
• Express Scripts, FTC Say Defamation Suit 'Should Proceed'
• W.Va. High Court Declines 4th Circ. Request For Opioid Input
• Pa. Mental Health Rejection Suits Could Rise, Atty Says
• Missouri Hit With Sanctions In Generics Price-Fixing Fight
• AGs Call Sandoz Deal's Consumer-Side Benefits 'Illusory'
• Billionaire Vik Sues To Reclaim Software Co. Ownership
• Ex-Ga. Teacher Aims To Keep COVID Leave Claims Alive
• Fla. Pharmacy Beats Novo Nordisk Suit Over Ozempic 'Copies'
• Latham, Davis Polk Lead Digital Health Startup's IPO Filing
• No One Can Challenge Rehab Permit Deal, Conn. Tells Court
• 20 AGs Suing HHS Move to Halt Cuts At 4 Affected Agencies
• The IRS Shouldn't Go To War Over Harvard's Tax Exemption
• Will Justices Finally Rein In Universal Injunctions?
• United Health Inks $9.3M Deal In Cancer Treatment Denial Suit
• Agencies Win Stay Of Mental Health Parity Rule Suit
• AI Powers Next Wave Of Telehealth M&A After 2024 Uptick
• King & Spalding Taps Fresenius Medical Care Leader In DC
• Adams Street Clinches €270M European Venture Fund
• New York Medical Cannabis Industry Wary Of $15M Fee
• Texas Justices Say Nursing Home Can Appeal $7.1M Verdict
• J&J Co.'s Catheter Policy Limited Choices, Doc Testifies
• Pathology Lab Urges 8th Circ. Not To Revive Antitrust Claims
• Private Fundraising Takes Hit Amid Volatile Backdrop
• American Airlines Wins Suit Over Teen's In-Flight Death
• More Conn. Dentists Reach Kickback Deals With AG, Feds
• Souter's Clerks Remember Him As Humble, Kind And Caring
• New Hospice Regulations Should Enforce Core Principles
• Hiker And 'Raconteur': Atty Recalls 50-Year Bond With Souter
• A Look At David Souter's Most Significant Opinions
• Justice Souter Was An Unexpected Force Of Moderation
• CFPB's Vought Set To Ditch Dozens Of Guidance Docs
• UK-US Trade Deal Needs Work On Pharma And IP, Pros Say
• Playing Guitar Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Retired Supreme Court Justice David Souter Dies At 85
• J&J Unit's Encryption Tech Stalled Rival, Antitrust Jury Told
• Virginia Tribe Challenges Medicaid Suspension Notice
• Panel Says Colo. Hospitals Need Notice Of Retaliation Claims
• Colo. Court Sets Next Toxic Tort Bellwether For January
• 6th Circ. Says BlueCross Can't Nix NH Fertility Benefit Probe
• Bayer Says Wash. Law, FDA Preempt IUD Defect Allegations
• Albertsons Says Counties Have 'Paradoxical Status' In MDL
• Fed. Circ. Weighs If Expert's Testimony Justifies Spine IP Loss
• WeightWatchers To Seek OK For Equity Swap Ch. 11 In June
• 3rd Circ. Rejects Challenge To Medicare Drug Price Program
• Judge Asks DOJ To Define DEI In Health Grant Case
• Takeaways From DOJ's Latest FCA Customs Fraud Intervention
• NC Ophthalmologist Owes Ex-Partner Office Building Cash
• Crisis Management Lessons From The Parenting Playbook
• Elizabeth Holmes Loses Bid For Full 9th Circ. Rehearing
• Conn. High Court Snapshot: Rehab Permit And Towing Tiff
• Biotech Co. Accelerate Diagnostics Hits Ch. 11 With Sale Plan
• J&J Unit's Catheter Tying Policy Hurt Rival, Antitrust Jury Told
• FDA Gets Win In Eli Lilly Weight Loss Drug Shortage Fight
• UnitedHealth Hid Biz Impact Of CEO's Killing, Investor Says
• Ga. Panel Weighs New Trial In EMT Negligence Suit
• Fertility Co. Accused Of Selling Bogus Tests Wasting Embryos
• CVS Hid Prescription Discounts From Medicaid, States Allege
• Rite Aid Cleared For Quick Ch. 11 Sale Plans
• Ill. Court OKs $20M Award In Brain Damage Med Mal Suit
• $525M Nuke Services Deal Faces Canada Competition Probe
• 9th Circ. Axes Fired University Worker's 1st Amendment Fight
• Mich. Justices Mull 'Straddle Policies' In No-Fault Cases
• Walgreens Wants 'Far-Fetched' Shareholder Suit Tossed
• Pa. Nursing Homes Say They Can't Afford $2.7M Fraud Penalty
• Device Seller Asks For Probation In $2.4M Tax Evasion Case
• Adapting To Private Practice: From NY Fed To BigLaw
• Post-Ch. 11 Rite Aid Trustee Asks To Take Over Insurance Suit
• Medical Device Co. SeaStar Seeks Toss Of Shareholder Suit
• WeightWatchers Files Ch. 11 To Eliminate $1.15B Of Debt
• Fed Lawmakers Demand Halt On Cuts Affecting Tribal Health
• Ga. Court Axes Web Tracking Class Action Against Hospital
• Haemonetics Sues Terumo Over Plasma Tech Patents
• Mistrial Declared On Punitive Damages In Bard Cancer Case
• Ex-CEO Can't Shake Conviction In COVID Test Kit Fraud Case
• 7 Considerations For Conducting Drug Clinical Trials Abroad
• Investors Sue West Pharma Over Post-COVID Stock Losses
• Trade Secrets Emerge As Path For Cos. To Protect AI Works
• UBH Can't Escape Residential Treatment Coverage Suit
• Colo. Trauma Hospital Left Bonuses Out Of OT Math, Suit Says
• How A Small Pa. Firm Defended A Huge Fraud Case
• Buchanan Adds Senate Health Policy Vet To Gov't Practice
• Top 3 Litigation Finance Deal-Killers, And How To Avoid Them
• Gene-Editing Co. Synthego Hits Ch. 11 With Sights On A Sale
• Columbia Inks $750M Settlement Over OB-GYN Sex Abuse
• High Court Urged To Back HHS Authority On Preventive Care
• Medicaid Initiative Sponsor Sues To Stop New Fla. Law
• Trump Admin Urges Dismissal Of States' Abortion Pill Suit
• Wash. Panel Quizzes State In Biologist's Vax Mandate Case
• Med Mal Retrial Axed Despite 'Confusing' Jury Instructions
• Fla. Judge Wants Briefs In ACA Trans Health Fight
• 20 AGs Sue To Stop 'Illegal Dismantling' Of HHS
• Insurer Needn't Pay $40M Over Surgical Sterilization Claims
• Fed. Circ. Affirms Coverage Denial Over Pre-Service Surgery
• Compliance Lessons From Warby Parker's HIPAA Fine
• Rite Aid Hits Bankruptcy Less Than A Year After Previous Ch. 11
• 5th Circ. Ruling Is Latest Signal Of Shaky Qui Tam Landscape
• Celebrity Doctor Says McMahon Accuser's Atty Defamed Him
• Kaiser Permanente Escapes 401(k) Forfeiture Suit, For Now
• How Attys Can Use A Therapy Model To Help Triggered Clients
• Justices Reject Review Of NLRB's COVID-19 Bonus Pay Order
• Mass. Assisted Living Facility Settles Class Suit Over Fees
• High Court Won't Hear Challenge To Miss. Ban On Pot Ads
• Insulin Giants' Antitrust Victory On Shaky Ground At 2nd Circ.
• Fla. Lawmakers Vote To Repeal Law That Limits Death Suits
• Ex-Fla. VA Center Exec Promoted App By Son's Co., OIG Says
• Ill. Judge Questions Legal Theory In Multiplan Pricing MDL
• Gores Group's Latest SPAC Leads 3 IPOs Totaling $792M
• Boston Scientific, FDA Sued Over 'Unsafe' Spinal Implant
• Plaintiffs Seek Redo Over Sterilization Co.'s Trial Tactics
• Quest Settles Fired Black Phlebotomist's Retaliation Suit
• Tax Case Can Proceed Despite Late Name Change, Court Says
• Ex-SCWorx CEO Seeks Sentencing Delay Over Restitution Row
• Medicare Advantage Enforcement Strong Amid Agency Cuts
• 3 Argument Sessions Benefits Attys Should Watch In May
• CR Bard Owes $20M In Ga. Ethylene Oxide Cancer Trial
• Emory Fired Palestinian Prof Over Gaza Posts, Bias Suit Says
• Houston Atty Can't Beat Sanctions In Hospital Firing Suit
• Conn. AG Scuttles Nursing School Suit After $5M Student Deal
• Virginia Accuses Tribe Of Medicaid Billing Fraud
• Medical Pot Co. Says Ex-COO Took Patients' Info To Rival
• 3 Steps For In-House Counsel To Assess Litigation Claims
• Planned Parenthood Slams HHS 'Attacks' On Teen Program
• DaVita Hit With Class Actions Over Ransomware Attack
• Aetna And Humana Accused Of Medicare Kickbacks And Bias
• Fla. Condo Wins Noise Dispute With Autistic Man's Family
• HHS Report Finds 'Serious Concerns' On Trans Care For Youth
• 'Fingers Crossed' At FCC As Court's Subsidy Ruling Closes In
• Chancery Finds Contract Bars Appeal In Med Co. Merger
• Couple's J&J Pelvic Mesh Claims Too Late, 11th Circ. Affirms
• Publix Can't Slip 'Zero-Market Share' Opioid Claims
• CFPB, Lenders Float Deal To Vacate Medical Debt Rule
• PBMs Tell 6th Circ. Ohio's Pricing Case Belongs In Fed Court
• A Look At AI Benefits And Risks In Global Development Efforts
• Payment Math Dooms Sandoz Price-Fixing Deal With Florida
• Civil Order Stalling Chamber Death Prosecution, Judge Hears
• Ex-Conn. State Employee Cops To $1.8M Medicaid Scam Role
• Mammogram Provider Facing Wave Of Data Breach Suits
• J&J's Failed 3rd Try Casts Doubt On Use Of 'Texas Two-Step'
• IRS Updates Inflation-Adjusted HSA Amounts For 2026
• Rehab Center To Pay $19.75M To Resolve FCA Case
• Teaching College Students Makes Me A Better Lawyer