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Health - November, 2025

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• Health Plans Defend Renewed Biogen MS Drug Scheme Suit
• Up Next At High Court: ISP Liability & State Subpoena Suits
• USPTO, DOJ Tell ITC To Limit Exceptions In Netlist Case
• Avantor Sued Over Supply Chain Issues After $6.4B Deal
• Yale Healthcare Workers Lose COVID Vaccine Mandate Suit
• Nurse For App-Based Health Co. Can't Revive Retaliation Suit
• Abbott Accused Of Miscalculating Workers' Overtime
• 6 December Argument Sessions Benefits Attys Should Watch
• Kaiser Cleared To Pay $46M For Sharing Data With Tech Cos.
• UnitedHealth Gets OptumRx Antitrust Suit Sent To Arbitration
• Medical AI Co. Accused Of 'Smear Campaign' Against Rivals
• New Complaint Says Ex-Execs Turned Steward Into 'Zombie'
• Ariz. Court Partially Reinstates Banner Health Death Suit
• Healthcare Software Founders Sue In Del. For Sale Details
• Court Rejects Cherokee Entity's Push To End Bias Dispute
• 4th Circ. OKs Fees In Health Co. Workers' OT Suit
• Considerations When Invoking The Common-Interest Privilege
• Jefferson Health Sued Over Handling Of 'Mass Layoff'
• Mich. Pharmacist Gets 46 Months For $4M Fraud Scheme
• Acadia Healthcare Investors Seek First OK For $179M Deal
• NJ Hospital Fired Doc In Bid 'To Get Younger,' Suit Says
• Health System Can't Dodge Worker's Time-Rounding Claims
• 9th Circ. Clarifies FTC's Sanction Power In Backing $7M Win
• HHS Says It Plans To Resume Sharing Medicaid Info With ICE
• Colo. Justices Again Uphold $40M Award In Med Mal Cap Suit
• Teamsters Health Plan Wants Data Breach Suit Tossed
• Mass. Judge Says States Can Fight Planned Parenthood Cuts
• Mich. Christian Health Group Claims Right To Deny Trans Care
• Colo. Hospitals Accused Of Denying Workers Break Pay
• Conn. Family Can't Go After ENT Insurer Following Failed Deal
• DOJ Demand For Pa. Transgender Patient Records Blocked
• Wash. Hits Regence BlueShield With Transparency Fine
• Cooper Cos. Faces Narrowed Claims In Paragard IUD MDL
• The Law Firm Merger Diaries: Making The Case To Combine
• ND Justices Reverse Ruling That Struck Down Abortion Ban
• Key Risks For Cos. As MAHA Influences Food Regulation
• State AGs May Extend Their Reach To Nat'l Security Concerns
• Rite Aid's Ch. 11 Plan Advances Over US Trustee Objection
• Conn. Must Pay $2.5M Over Foster Teen's Death
• Doctor Liable For Rent On Ex-NFL Player's Concussion Clinic
• Justices Won't Review Doctor's Conviction For Reusing Devices
• DC Judge Axes Teva Challenge To Drug Price Program
• Fla. Wound Doctor Agrees To Pay $45M For Overbilling Claims
• Colo. Healthcare System Stiffing Workers, Court Told
• SEIU Unit Fights Hospital Worker's Firing Over Pot Test
• 3 Firms Guide American Healthcare REIT's Public Offering
• PBMs Say Gov't Benefits From Drug Rebates FTC Condemns
• Tort Report: Ga. Injury Suits Surge Ahead Of Tort Reform
• EMTs Settle With Family Of Woman Mistakenly Declared Dead
• Rothman Orthopaedics Hit With Pa. Wiretapping Lawsuit
• Despite Deputy AG Remarks, DOJ Can't Sideline DC Bar
• DLA Piper Adds Fenwick Emerging Growth, VC Expert In LA
• Unique Aspects Of Texas' Approach To AI Regulation
• Bausch Health Financial Stability Suit Permanently Dismissed
• Hyperbaric Chamber Death Suit Not Covered, Insurers Say
• Ex-Gordon Rees Atty Reprimanded For Mistakes Blamed On AI
• 3 Takeaways From FDA Cell And Gene Therapy Draft Guidance
• 1st Circ. Clears IT Co. In Suit Over Zoll Patient Data Breach
• Texas Sues Bristol-Myers For Alleged Drug Misrepresentations
• Invisalign-Maker's Sweetened $32M Antitrust Payout OK'd
• 11th Circ. Upholds Pregnancy Center Vandalism Conviction
• DocGo Investors Get First OK For $12.5M Settlement
• Pharmacist, Brother Sentenced To Prison In $15M Fraud Case
• Pharma Cos. Seek Early Win In States' Price-Fixing Lawsuit
• 5th Circ. Seeks Interpretation Of Miss. Health Decisions Law
• Where Apple And Masimo's Watch Patent Fight Stands Now
• Ala. County Must Face Inmate Death Claim, 11th Circ. Rules
• NY Medical Cannabis Cos. Say State Flubbed Enforcement
• Teva, Cooper Cos. Argue FDA Approval Barred IUD Update
• Blue Shield Of California, Magellan Sued Over 'Ghost Network'
• 10th Circ. Weighs Colo. Law On Healthcare Sharing Plans
• NC Judge Halts Medicaid Cuts For Autism Services
• Ute 'Healer' Convicted Of Sexual Abuse Over 12 Years
• Claims Firms Barred From Misleading Plaintiffs In Pharma MDL
• Rule Amendments Pave Path For A Privilege Claim 'Offensive'
• Trump Pardons Nursing Home Owner In $39M Tax Fraud
• Hospital's Challenge To EEOC Disability Bias Suit Falls Short
• IP Ownership Risk Grows In Booming Cancer Drug Market
• 2 Firms Guide Abbott's $23B Deal With Cologuard Maker
• My Miniature Livestock Farm Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Senior Living Co. Inks $7.2M Deal To End Wash. AG's Probe
• DaVita Reaches Tentative Deal In Patients' Data Breach Suit
• Fla. Congresswoman Accused Of Stealing $5M In FEMA Funds
• Med Co. Sellers Urge Del. Justices To Revive Suit
• Is 'Red Book' Best For Drug Pricing? Pa. Justices Ask
• 11th Circ. Backs Kaiser In Air Ambulance Arbitration Dispute
• 23andMe Seeks OK For Ch. 11 Plan With Release Tweaks
• Aetna Gets OK For $3.4M Deal In Cancer Treatment Denial Suit
• Senate GOP Resists Extending Expanded ACA Tax Premiums
• Conn. Dentists Pay $714K To Settle Patient Kickback Claims
• Pa. Health Network's $1.15M 401(k) Suit Deal Gets Initial OK
• Alkermes, Avadel Bump Deal To $2.37B After Alternate Bid
• 8th Circ. Hears PBMs' Bid To Pause FTC Insulin Pricing Case
• Gilead Sciences' GC Will Leave Co. Next Month
• Hospice Co. Should Face Tobacco Fee Suit, Judge Says
• Surveying The Healthcare Policy Landscape Post-Shutdown
• FDA Biosimilar Guidance Should Ease Biologics Development
• Doctor, Husband Admit $16M Healthcare Fraud, Tax Evasion
• Pfizer To Pay $41.5M To Settle Adulterated ADHD Drug Claims
• Doc Takes Plea, Avoids Prison In Novel Opioid Death Case
• Health Co. Execs Convicted In $100M Adderall Sales Scheme
• 'Surrender' Note Warrants Med Mal Retrial, Ill. Justices Hear
• Severe SC Abortion Bill Falters in Committee
• 23andMe Seeks OK On Updated $9M Settlement
• Bristol-Myers Squibb Can Appeal Pension Suit To 2nd Circ.
• Calif. Panel Won't Revive Hip Replacement Med Mal Suit
• Asst. Gets New Try At Religious Bias Suit Over Wash. Vax Rule
• 1st Circ. May Nix Trump Funding Freeze In 'Weird' Case
• Mass. Health Co. Settles 401(k) Suit Over Pricey Fees, Funds
• 4th Circ. Restores Trade Secrets Suit Against Insurance Execs
• Litigation Funding Could Create Ethics Issues For Attorneys
• McGuireWoods Is Delaying Defamation Case, NC Justices Told
• Medical Jet Co. Sued Over Fatal Crash In Philadelphia
• San Francisco Nurses Can't Challenge FLSA OT Exemption
• DC Circ. Mulls If Gov't Can Say No To 340B Rebate Program
• Telehealth Co. Hims Sued Over College Student's Suicide
• UConn Health Poised To Buy Hospital In $35M Ch. 11 Deal
• 2 Execs Found Guilty In $233M ACA Fraud Scheme
• B. Braun Unit Inks $38.5M Deal To End FCA Knee Implant Case
• 2nd Circ. Questions Experts' Rejection In Tylenol Autism Suits
• Medtronic Can't Nix FCA Claims Despite 1st Circ. Precedent
• Texas Court Says Hospital Sex Assault Isn't Medical Claim
• Patients Net $2.55M Deal To End Plasma Co. Data Breach Case
• Pa. Supreme Court Snapshot: Skill Games Top Nov. Lineup
• E-Discovery Quarterly: Recent Rulings On Dynamic Databases
• Mich. Doctor Gets 18 Months For $16M Drug Resale Scheme
• Georgia Hospital System Says Judge DQ Bid Arrived Too Late
• Akin Adds 'Luminary' False Claims Attorney From DOJ In DC
• Mass. Justices Say Panel Overstepped In Sepsis Death Suit
• Cravath, Goodwin Advise On J&J's $3B Cancer Drug Play
• MVP: Ropes & Gray's Adrianne Ortega
• NC Hospital Data Sharing Class Gets $2.45M Deal, $750K Fee
• 9th Circ. Strikes Down Trans Patients' Win In ACA Bias Case
• Willkie-Led Rockland Clinches 5th Fund With $1.2B In Tow
• Corporate Pilot Fired For Flagging Safety Concerns, Suit Says
• Porzio Bromberg Wants Doctor's Malpractice Suit Tossed
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• No High Court Review For FDA Fast-Track Denial
• Texas Judge Rejects Bid To Block Kenvue's $398M Dividend
• Amazon Blasts Claim It Destroyed Evidence In Labeling Suit
• ITC To Scrutinize Redesigned Apple Watch In Masimo IP Fight
• Fla. Pharmacy To Pay $17M To Settle COVID False Claims Case
• Ethiopian Importer Asks Court To Enforce $5M Arbitration Win
• Ohio Panel Revives Brain Injury Suit Tossed As Untimely
• Drug Buyers Defend Class Cert. In 3rd Circ. Generics Case
• 10th Circ. Sides With Rehab Facility In Bias, Retaliation Suit
• DOJ Official Among Trump Picks For District Courts
• MVP: Reese Marketos' Andrew Wirmani
• Prison Body Cams Raise Health Privacy Compliance Issues
• Richards Layton Seeks $36M In Home-Health Poaching Case
• Taxation With Representation: Wachtell, Paul Hastings, Sidley
• Gibson Dunn, Cooley Guide Merck's $9.2B Cidara Buy
• Horizon BCBS To Pay $100M To End NJ AG's Overcharge Suit
• Weil, Akin Defend Fee Requests In Steward Health Bankruptcy
• 2nd Circ. Upholds NY's Ban On Selling Diet Pills To Minors
• 2nd Circ. Revives Bright Health Investors' Pandemic Suit
• Fla. Hospitals Didn't Prove Opioid Conspiracy, Jurors Told
• Hemp Policy At Crossroads After Government Reopening Bill
• NC Biz Court Bulletin: Rulings Spotlight Coverage Clashes
• CVS Reaches Deal In 'Non-Drowsy' Labeling Class Action
• Texas Court Says Landowner Doesn't Have To Sell $22M Plot
• Donor Info Subpoena Chills Speech, Anti-Abortion Org Says
• Weight-Loss Drug MDL In Pa. Grows With 3 New Jersey Cases
• Maya Kowalski Fights Fla. Appeals Court's $213M Reversal
• Fenwick, WilmerHale Steer $285M Mersana Take-Private Deal
• FTC Fails To Block Doctors' Testimony In $945M Merger Case
• MVP: Foley & Lardner's Jason Mehta
• Claims Firms Accused Of Misleading Plaintiffs In Pharma MDL
• DocGo Investors Seek OK Of $12.5M Deal Over Ex-CEO Claims
• Virtua, Trinity Health Reach Deal Over $12M Legal Bill
• Building With Lego Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Valsartan Cancer Expert Blocked, Ending First Injury Trial
• Sandoz Tells 3rd Circ. To Restore Full $137M Win Over UTC
• NJ Justices Keep Ozempic Injury Mass Torts Separate
• Judge Confirms $620K Award In Radiology Contract Dispute
• Fla. Lacked Evidence For Psychiatric Hold, Court Says
• 1st Circ. Weighs Federal Halt To Planned Parenthood Funding
• Providence Health Nears ERISA Deal Over 401(k) Admin Costs
• Judge Questions Cigna Site Users' Standing In Data Suit
• Law School's Missed Lessons: Networking 101
• MVP: Bass Berry's Michael Hess
• Judge Won't Halt Injunction Blocking Trump's Trans Care Ban
• Fired Vax Refuser Hits Kaiser With Religious Bias Suit
• Defeating Estoppel-Based Claims In Legal Malpractice Actions
• Georgia Says Trans Prisoner Care Ban 'Clearly Passes Muster'
• Proposed Class Fights P&G Attempt To Transfer Tampon Case
• Law360 MVP Awards Go To Top Attorneys From 76 Firms
• Kochava, Class Seek Final OK For Location Data Settlement
• No Excuse For No Doctor's Note In Med Mal Suit, NJ Court Says
• Fired Cancer Center Worker's ADA Suit Kicked To Pa. Court
• Accolade Wants 'Slip Of The Tongue' Investor Fraud Suit Axed
• Pfizer Again Asks Judge To Toss States' Price-Fixing Case
• Acadia Healthcare Inks Investor Settlement Days Before Trial
• How Cos. Can Prep For Tightened Calif. Data Breach Notices
• Humana Sues ChenMed In Del. Over 'Imposed' License Fees
• Pot Shop Bombards People With Promo Texts, TCPA Suit Says
• Employer Considerations After 11th Circ. Gender Care Ruling
• FDA Lifts Hormone Replacement 'Black Box' Warnings
• Medicaid Scammer Wants Habba Off $100M Kickback Case
• Gov't Can Support Anti-Abortion Group In NJ Subpoena Fight
• FTC Risks Help Push Metsera Back To Pfizer
• The Biz Court Digest: How It Works In Massachusetts
• Mich. Justices To Hear If Signed Form Shields Hospital
• How Healthcare Practices Can Prepare For ICE Visits
• High Court Won't Review Vax Refuser's Loss In ADA Suit
• Justices Turn Away United, Disney Workers' COVID Vax Fights
• 4th Circ. Opioid Case Brings Public Nuisance Back To The Fore
• Sleep Apnea Device Co. Investor Says Rollout Was Botched
• Spurned Pfizer Turns To Antitrust Law To Reclaim Biotech
• Fla. Hospital Blamed For Child Bone Marrow Transplant Death
• Seattle Pot Shop Slapped With Site Tracking Pixel Privacy Suit
• Mich. County Not Liable For Officers' Age Bias, Judge Says
• 8th Circ. Upholds EpiPen Co. Worker's Reinstatement
• Adapting To Calif.'s Enhanced Regulation Of PE In Healthcare
• How One Law Firm Got Two Big White-Collar Wins In 48 Hours
• Jury Clears Novo Nordisk Of Medicaid Fraud Over Blood Drug
• Fla. Judge Sentences HIV Drug Fraudster To 8 Years In Prison
• Merck Wins PTAB Fight Over Blockbuster Drug, Again
• Ex-Emory Worker Says She Was Fired For Seeking Owed Pay
• Eli Lilly Rep Says Off-Label Sales Protest Got Her Fired
• Couple Says Pilot's Reckless Flying Caused Helicopter Crash
• Why Appellees Should Write Their Answering Brief First
• Taxation With Representation: Kirkland, Cravath, Paul Weiss
• ERISA Recap: 6 Things Attys May Have Missed In Oct.
• Laborie Buys Postpartum Bleeding Device For Up To $465M
• Pair Of Health-Focused Startups Net $423M In Combined IPOs
• 'Send A Message' To Novo Nordisk Over Kickbacks, Jury Told
• Conduent Pummeled With Suits Over Monthslong Data Breach
• CareFirst Urges Ban On J&J Character Talk At Stelara Trial
• Lilly, Novo Nordisk Enter Obesity Drug Price Deal With Trump
• Debt Collectors Sue Over Colo.'s Medical Debt Reporting Ban
• Wash. Justices Spurn Alaska Airlines' Worker Illness Stance
• Attys Spar Over Dismissal Motion In Nurse Strike Pay Suit
• 9th Circ. Backs NLRB Ruling On Nurses' Pandemic Pay Fight
• Texas AG Wants To Halt Kenvue $400M Shareholder Pay
• Fla. AG Says Planned Parenthood Lied About Abortion Drugs
• FDA Warns Companies About Illegal Marketing Of Botox
• Squires Rebuffs Another 21 PTAB Petitions Without Comment
• Pa. Statehouse Catchup: Cannabis Quality, 'Deepfake' Fines
• Kaiser Faces $5.4M Suit In Colorado Over Push To Telehealth
• Sutter Health Patients' Attys To Get Over $100M Fees, Costs
• Navigating DEA Quotas: Key To Psychedelics Industry Growth
• 3rd Circ. Won't Revive Investors' Suit Over Viatris Sale
• Ex-COO Says Yale New Haven Hospital Owes Him Nearly $1M
• NJ Panel Says Med Mal Death Suit Wrongly Tossed
• Social Media Apps Must Face Jury After Section 230 Loss
• Med Groups Call To Break Up 'Politicized' CDC Vax Committee
• Family Sues UF Hospital Over Toddler's Potassium Overdose
• Federal Acquisition Rules Get Measured Makeover
• Pfizer Matches Novo's $10B Metsera Bid, And Other Rumors
• Health Cos. Sent Google Private Patient Data, Suit Says
• Mindfulness Meditation Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• 1st Circ. Questions Trump Admin On NIH Indirect Cost Cuts
• Okla. Seeks Toss Of Medical Marijuana Operators' Suit
• Hawaii Lab Accused Of Hiding Assets To Skirt $8M Judgment
• Mallinckrodt Faces Antitrust Suit Over Oxycodone Supply Halt
• Pharmacy Groups Urge 8th Circ. To Back Ark. PBM Limits
• Judge Demands Facts In Pa. Medicaid-Paid Abortion Ban Case
• Celgene Inks $239M Investor Deal Over Drug Pipeline Claims
• Cypriot Firm Challenges OFAC Sanctions In DC Court
• 9th Circ. Won't Rehear Biotronik Whistleblower Revival
• Lessons From 7th Circ. Decision Affirming $183M FCA Verdict
• FTC Wants 'Tainted' Drs. Testimony Barred From Merger Case
• Mich. AG Urges State High Court To OK Insulin Price Probe
• Chancery Won't Let Pfizer Block $10B Novo Bid For Metsera
• Judge OKs Settlement In Eye Care Data Breach Class Action
• Husch Blackwell Brings On Morris Manning Insurance Pro
• AI Litigation Tools Can Enhance Case Assessment, Strategy
• 4 Firms Shape $1.8B Senior Housing Operator Merger
• 5th Circ. Judge Says FCA Illegally Steps On Executive Power
• IRhythm Investors Seek Class Cert. In Heart Device Suit
• 2nd Circ. Won't Revive COVID Death Suits Against Cuomo
• Dad Expands Wrongful Death Claims In Ketamine Overdose Suit
• 4th Circ. Urged To Revive Bias Suit Over COVID Vaccine Firing
• Nonprofits Sue Ed Dept. Over Loan Forgiveness Rule Changes
• Fed. Circ. Denies VA Surgeon's Wrongful Termination Appeal
• 9th Circ. Revives Ore. Right To Life Suit: 3 Things To Know
• Covington, Reed Smith Sue Vyaire Over Lost Fees
• Medical Marijuana Cyberbreach Suits Consolidated
• Attys Beware: Generative AI Can Also Hallucinate Metadata
• Calif. Justices Continued Anti-Arbitration Trend This Term
• End Payors Seek $66M In Atty Fees In Generic Drug MDL
• Novo Nordisk Boosts Metsera Bid To $10B After Pfizer Suit
• 2 Facing Charges In Harvard Medical School Explosion
• Emory Should Win Black Nurse's Retaliation Suit, Judge Says
• Pfizer Can't Freeze $9B Weight-Loss Drug Fight For Now
• Blackstone Injecting $700M Into Merck Cancer Therapy
• Pharmacies Seek Cert. In Cholesterol Drug Price-Fixing MDL
• Harvard Prof Says Novo's Influence Didn't Boost Prescriptions
• DOJ Taps Hall Render Atty As UnitedHealth Merger Monitor
• Judge Denies New Trial In SuperValu Whistleblower Drug Case
• OpenAI Sets Policy Against Legal, Medical Advice
• Colorado Judge Denies AbbVie's Bid To Block State Drug Law
• Ga. Panel Reinstates Malpractice Suit Against Medical Center
• NJ Justices Unsure Charity Immunity Applies To Clinic
• Philip Morris To Pay $66M Under New Wash. Tobacco Deal
• Mich. Judge OKs $100M+ Deal For Victims Of Doc's Sex Abuse
• Fla. Pain Doc Was 'Pawn' In Kickback Scheme, 11th Circ. Told
• Steps For Healthcare Providers After Cigna ERISA Settlement
• Mo. Health Officials Issue Warning On Kratom Extract 7-OH
• DOJ's UnitedHealth Settlement Highlights New Remedies Tack
• Bernstein Litowitz, Robbins Geller To Lead $8.9B Class Action
• When Atty Ethics Violations Give Rise To Causes Of Action
• Removal Dooms Brown Univ. Prof's Habeas Bid, Judge Rules
• 4 Firms Guide $48.7B Kimberly-Clark Deal For Kenvue