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Health - December, 2025

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• Trump Admin Beats Chamber Suit Over $100K H-1B Visa Fee
• Top Illinois Decisions Of 2025
• Philly Joins MDL Against Drug Cos., PBMs Over Insulin Prices
• Full 9th Circ. Won't Hear Ex-Theranos Exec Balwani's Appeal
• Justices Urged To Spurn SG's Call To Tackle 'Skinny Labels'
• AdaptHealth To Pay Investors $35M To End Inflated-Sales Suit
• Squires Will Review If Hydrafacial's ITC Win Should End IPR
• Top North Carolina Cases Of 2025
• 'Surprise' Expert Prompts Axing Of $14M Car Crash Verdict
• Connecticut's Most Notable Cases Of 2025
• DHS Finalizes Rule Shifting H-1B Odds To Higher Earners
• Blue Cross Seeks McDonald Hopkins' Fraud Warning Docs
• Sanofi Eczema Drug Linked To Lymphoma, Suit Says
• Patients Say Pa. Med Mal Firm Left Data Vulnerable To Hackers
• 11th Circ. Asked To Rehear Pregnancy Center Vandalism Case
• Johnson & Johnson Hit With $1.5B Talc Verdict In Baltimore
• Becton Muscles Out Hernia Mesh Rivals, Antitrust Suit Says
• Nev. Dental Group Strikes $3.3M Deal In Data Breach Suit
• Hochul Signs AG James' Bill To Expand Consumer Law
• DOJ, SEC Charge 6 In $41M Insider Trading Scheme
• Supreme Court Halts Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Union Order
• 6th Circ. Vacates Pharma Salesman's $6.8M Restitution Order
• Ed Dept. Ordered To Restore $1B In Mental Health Grants
• New Class Action Claims CIBC, RBC Rigged Quantum Shares
• J&J Hit With $66M Verdict In Minnesota Mom's Asbestos Case
• Feds Fight 'Do-Over' Of Tort Atty's Attempted-Extortion Rap
• Trump's Cannabis Order: The Impact On Hemp And Research
• Health Co. CEO Gets 15 Years In $1.4B Fraud Scheme
• Michigan's 5 Biggest Court Rulings Of 2025
• AstraZeneca Unit Ducks Patent Fraud, Not Sham Suit Claims
• Squires Issues 21 More Patent Review Denials
• Medical, School Groups Seek Order Halting $100K Visa Fee
• Florida Supreme Court To Review Pot Legalization Effort
• BigLaw And Boutiques Both Shine In 2025's Top 10 Deals
• How Fractional GCs Can Manage Risks Of Engagement
• Taxation With Representation: Baker Botts, Morgan Lewis
• Hospital Knocks Discharge Claim From EEOC Sex Bias Suit
• Trump Admin Appeals Harvard Win In $2B Fund Freeze Case
• The 6 Biggest Rulings By Massachusetts' Top Court In 2025
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• BioMarin Inks $4.8B Amicus Buy As Patent Litigation Resolved
• Health, Legal Employers Face Unique Online Speech Hurdles
• The Biggest Rulings From A Busy Year At The 1st Circ.
• Trump Order Rallies Cannabis Industry, Advocates Want More
• Split 6th Circ. Blocks Michigan's Ban On Conversion Therapy
• InnovAge Investors Get Final OK For $27M Deal, Atty Fees
• Medical Supplier Gets Prison For $7.8M Healthcare Fraud
• Doctors Freed From Suit As NC Panel Deems It MedMal Issue
• UC Researchers Near Reinstating $7B In DOE Grants
• Fla. Panel Ends Medicare Assignee's Suits Against Insurers
• Cigna Faces Class Claims Over Vendor Data Breach
• 5th Circ. Won't Force Aramark To Arbitrate Aetna ERISA Suit
• Seattle Jury Awards $8.1M Over Fall During Operation
• SF Must Reinstate Worker Fired For Violating COVID Vax Rule
• AstraZeneca Can't Block Colo. Law Over Drug Discount Rules
• HHS Proposes Hospital Ban On Gender Care For Minors
• Reviewing 2025's Most Pertinent Wiretap Developments
• 2025 Legal Milestones That Will Shape Psychedelics Sector
• Trump Orders Loosening Of Federal Restrictions On Marijuana
• Hospital Can't Pause Wage Suit During 5th Circ. Class Appeal
• Nature Photography Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Boies Schiller Must Face Fla. Fee Suit, Court Told
• Late Plaintiff Substitutions Sink Hospital Health Data Suit
• Shutdown Deal Bars Federal Firings Until Feb., Judge Says
• $2.75M Award Partly Revived In OxyLife Employment Dispute
• Eating Disorder Pros Get 'One Final Attempt' Against Group
• Lighting Co. Strikes Deal In 401(k) Forfeiture, Tobacco Fee Suit
• Ill. Judge Grants Transit Co.'s Bid To Arbitrate GIPA Claims
• Great American Says Cryo Unit Co. Hid Facts In Getting Policy
• Fenwick-Led Healthcare Platform Tebra Secures $250M
• Watchdog Pushes To Strip Genesis Of Ch. 11 Control
• Braidwood Asks For Judgment In ACA Preventive Care Fight
• 2025 State AI Laws Expand Liability, Raise Insurance Risks
• Law School's Missed Lessons: Practical Problem Solving
• Doctors Not Harmed By CDC's Vaccine Guidance, Feds Say
• Unions Sue To Block VA's Labor Contract Cancellations
• Red Lake Nation Deal Is Minnesota's 6th Tribal Pot Pact
• Intellectual Property Challenges In AI-Driven Drug Discovery
• Adderall Telehealth Startup Indicted After CEO's Conviction
• The Spiciest Quotes From Massachusetts Courts In 2025
• Dana-Farber To Pay $15M To Resolve Fraud Allegations
• Surgery Group Owes $52M For Man's Fall, Head Injury, Jury Told
• Ex-NIAID Director Claims Retaliation in Trump Admin Suit
• PE-Backed Medline Prices Long-Awaited $6.3B IPO
• Texas Healthcare Co. Asks Court To Shred 4 SEIU Arb. Awards
• DOD To Reevaluate Discharges Over COVID Vax Refusal
• 4 Big Benefits Policy Moves From 2025's 2nd Half
• Recovery Centers Wrap Up Zoning Battle With Georgia City
• Vax Skeptics Cite High Court In New Challenge To NY Mandate
• Learning From 2025 FCA Trends Targeting PE In Healthcare
• Ga. Health Facility Owners Indicted In $1.4M Fraud Scheme
• Va. Judge Advances Most Claims In Stelara Antitrust Case
• Trump Executive Order Calls Fentanyl A 'WMD'
• The Most Important Healthcare And Life Science Deals Of 2025
• A Uniform Federal Rule Would Curb Gen AI Missteps In Court
• Ex-Harvard Morgue Manager Gets 8 Years In Body Parts Case
• Trends That Shaped Healthcare Dealmaking In 2025
• Hospital Owners Sue HHS Over Medicare Payment Rule
• FCA In 2025: Trump, A Qui Tam Clash And Whopping Penalties
• 5 Big Litigation Developments Out Of Georgia In 2025
• Medical Device Maker Zynex Hits Ch. 11 With Sale Plans
• States Fight Sandoz Bid To Argue Duplication In Generics Row
• Pa. Nursing Home Can't Arbitrate Sex Assault Suit, Panel Says
• DOJ Raises Accreditation Concerns In Vet School Case
• NC Panel Says State's Hospital Law Is Constitutional
• Cencora Pays $5B For Majority Stake Of OneOncology
• Connecticut 'Likely' To Settle Generic Drug Price Cap Dispute
• Fla. Health Clinic Chain Settles EEOC Age Bias Probe
• Md. Panel Revives Malpractice Suit Over Infected Ulcer
• Investment Firms Nab Quipt Home Medical In $260M Deal
• Yale Hospital Hit With $32M Baby Formula Death Verdict
• Feds Deny Breaking Plea Deal With Ex-Morgue Manager
• Riding The Changing Winds For AI Innovations At The USPTO
• The Law Firm Merger Diaries: Integrating Practice Groups
• High Court Won't Review Doctor 'Upcoding' Acquittal Decision
• Supreme Court Declines Cannabis Ban Review
• 1st Circ. OKs Barring Medicaid Planned Parenthood Coverage
• Ore. Justices Rule Docs Can Be Liable For Nonpatient Deaths
• Wash. Fines Insurer $350K For 'Sharing Ministry' Health Plans
• Prospect Medical Wins OK For Chapter 11 Plan
• Bill Would Let Fed Workers Use Uniformed Services Works
• CooperSurgical Escapes Repeat Filshie Clip Claims In Conn.
• Court Nixes NY Nursing Home's Win In COVID Immunity Suit
• Modivcare Wins Approval For Debt Swap In Ch. 11
• Sherwin-Williams Flicks Tobacco Fee Suit To Arbitration
• Nonprofits Face Uncertainty Over Political Activity Rules
• Supreme Court Term Limits Would Carry Hidden Risk
• Next Steps For Orgs. Amid Updated OpenAI Usage Policies
• 11th Circ. Scrutinizes Qui Tam History In FCA Challenge
• Mississippi Litigator Joins Butler Snow From Adams & Reese
• Molina Investor Sues Board Over Insurer's Guidance Cuts
• Higgs Fletcher Forms White Collar, Regs Enforcement Team
• LAPD Settles Suit Over Pot Raid That Destroyed MRI Machine
• LA Bellwether Jury To Decide If J&J Hid Talc Risk For Decades
• Epic Systems Is Monopolizing EHR Market, Texas AG Suit Says
• Trial Record Backs Gender-Affirming Care, Ohio Justices Told
• Life Insurers Exempt From Ill. Genetic Privacy Law, Court Says
• Failed ACA Credit Extension Votes Leave Costs In Limbo
• DOJ-UnitedHealth Deal Requiring Home Health Sale OK'd
• Group Seeks Cannabis Reclassification Regarding Tax Status
• EEOC Challenges Care Co.'s Bid For Win In Harassment Suit
• Elevance Health Adds Former Pfizer GC To Its Board
• Sidley Guides Diagnostic Imaging Firm Lumexa's $463M IPO
• 6th Circ. Panel Shows No Leanings On PBM Jurisdiction Fight
• 4 Firms Guide As Arcline Exits Medical Tech Co. In $685M Deal
• Knitting Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• 'Crazy' To Link Talc With Ovarian Cancer, J&J Expert Says
• Calif. Panel Reinstates Child Porn Rap Despite Abuse History
• Kaiser Asks 9th Circ. To Make Nurses Arbitrate Wage Claims
• How 11th Circ.'s Qui Tam Review Could Affect FCA Litigation
• HealthEC Data Hack Class Seeks OK Of $5.5M Privacy Deal
• Diagnostic Co. Agrees To Oversight Reforms In Derivative Suit
• Teva Pulls 200 Patents From Orange Book Amid FTC Probe
• Courts Let Military Ban Trans, HIV-Positive Troops For Now
• Nursing Home Owners Defrauded Medicaid For Years, NJ Says
• 6th Circ. Mulls NLRB's Injunction Burden After Justices' Tweak
• Ga. Health Providers Say It's Too Late For Subpoena, Judge DQ
• Fla. Atty Faces Bar Referral Over 'Hallucinated' Case In Filing
• The Biz Court Digest: Welcome To Miami
• Akerman Beats Healthcare Cos.' Bid To Escape Fee Suit
• Med Delivery Co. Fired Workers For Pay Complaints, Suit Says
• Hospital Nonprofit's Ex-COO Gets 80 Months For $7M Fraud
• 4th Circ. Icy To Reviving Retired Miners' Health Coverage Fight
• Akerman Hires DOJ Civil Division Lawyer For Healthcare Team
• Feds Seek 10 Years For Ex-Harvard Morgue Manager
• NY Clinic Settles Retaliation Suit With Doctor
• Fla. AG Targets Pediatric Org. In Gender-Affirming Care Suit
• J&J Expert Tells Jury Women's Cancer Can't Be Traced To Talc
• Wash. Justices To Review Immunity In $2.3M Ambulance Case
• 11th Circ. Weighs Immunity In Fla. Excessive Force Case
• Fertility Clinic Can't Nix Claims It Gave Data To Google, Meta
• USAA Says Class Action 'Impossible' In Medical Billing Suit
• Conn. Seems Open To Limits On Drug Price Cap Enforcement
• 4th Circ. Probes Limit Of HIV-Positive Military Hopefuls' Suit
• How MAHA Is Taking Shape At The State Level
• Mistrial Declared In Fla. Opioid Case Against Pharmacies
• Del. Justices Uphold Contract Bar On CityMD Merger Claims
• PE-Backed Medical Supplies Giant Medline Eyes $5B IPO
• Hagens Berman's Novel DOJ Referral May Have Chilling Effect
• Medical Appliance Co. Seeks Coverage For SEC Investigation
• US Asks 5th Circ. To Revive ACA Employer Tax Penalties
• Insurer Says Whistleblower Stole Docs In Medicare FCA Case
• NJ Hospital Calls Ex-Executive's Bias Claims Deficient
• Teleflex To Divest Multiple Units In Deals Topping $2B
• IRS Provides Guidance On Health Savings Account Expansion
• Calif. Nonprofit Hospital Hits Ch. 11 Looking To Sell
• AI Evidence Rule Tweaks Encourage Judicial Guardrails
• Confluence Health Refunds $1.8M Following Wash. AG's Probe
• 1st Circ. Keeps Planned Parenthood Funding Ban In Place
• What To Do When Jurors Don't 'Trust The Science'
• The Law Firm Merger Diaries: Getting The Message Across
• Judge Prods Doctor To Disclose Records In WWE Abuse Fight
• Smith & Nephew Settles 401(k) Fee Dispute
• 11th Circ. Won't Pause Medicaid Rule Amid Fla. Hospital Audit
• 'Red Flags' Give 2nd Circ. Pause In NBA Health Fraud Appeal
• Justices Say Louisiana Law Can't Bar HIV Discrimination Suit
• Justices Pass On Challenge To NJ Hospital Charity Rule
• Horizontal Stare Decisis Should Not Be Casually Discarded
• High Court Wants Feds' Input On Health Workers' Vax Fight
• Juror Who Alleged Misconduct Dismissed From Opioid Trial
• Ga. Billing Firm Says Lack Of Harm Dooms Data Breach Row
• Meta CEO Zuckerberg Fights Privacy Suit Depo At 9th Circ.
• SG Urges Justices To Hear Hikma's 'Skinny Label' Patent Case
• Cannabis Co. Says Rival Used AI-Fabricated Suit To Ruin Biz
• 9th Circ. Won't Unfreeze Trump Cuts To Student Mental Health
• 3rd Circ. Backs NJ In-State Rule For Medical Aid In Dying
• Federal Hemp Ban Enforcement Uncertain, Report Finds
• ERISA Recap: 4 Rulings Worth Paying Attention To From Nov.
• Cancer Detection Biz Going Public Via $1.1B SPAC Merger
• Key Takeaways From Armed Services Board's FY 2025 Report
• Pharma Co. Says Ex-Staff Used Secrets To Compete
• Justices Take On State Court Review Doctrine Case
• Georgia Turns To 11th Circ. In Trans Prisoner Care Fight
• CDC Panel Ends Recommendation Of Hepatitis B Shot At Birth
• 10 Commandments For Agentic AI Tools In The Legal Industry
• Wheeling & Appealing: The Latest Must-Know Appellate Action
• 11th Circ. Blocks Fla. City's Abortion Clinic Buffer Zone Law
• Trans Defendants Deserve 'Basic Respect,' Experts Say
• CDC Vaccine Committee Punts Hepatitis B Vote Again
• Credit Bureaus Can't Duck Suit Over Excluded Medical Debt
• Geico Claims Cos. Ran $2.7M Medical Device Billing Scheme
• Mass. Justices Unlikely To Revive Verizon Tower Suit
• New Drug Ad Regs Could Lead To A Less Informed Public
• Temple Cancer Center Can't Escape Worker's OT Math Suit
• Medical Device Co. Faces Investor Suit Over IV Pump Issues
• Pharma Cos. Denied Early Win In States' Price-Fixing Suit
• 9th Circ. Says ERISA Preempts UnitedHealth Claims Fight
• Doc Defends Suit Over Bills From Brother's Former Law Firm
• Judge Nixes Hagens Berman's Recusal Bid After DOJ Referral
• Lawmakers Debate Higher Pay, Health Benefits For Boxers
• Prolonged FTC Review Kills $615M Healthcare Staffing Deal
• Preaching Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• USPTO Gets Earful On Plan To Restrict Patent Reviews
• Pharmacies Want Opioid Mistrial As Deliberations Stretch On
• Fed. Circ. Wary Of Toughening Override Of CICA Stays
• Calif. Privacy Agency Hits Marketer For Broker Registry Lapse
• Punitive Damages Denied In Nursing Home Death Suit
• NuVasive Urges Del. Justices To Revive Officer Conflict Suit
• Allstate Files RICO Suit Over Fla. Clinic's 'Exorbitant Charges'
• Neb. Justices Consider Reviving Medical Cannabis Challenge
• Ga. Must Continue Care For Trans Prisoners, Judge Orders
• Baxter Defeats Suit Over Stable Value Fund In $4B 401(k) Plan
• 'Dr. P.' Gets 2.5 Years For Selling Ketamine To Matthew Perry
• AT&T Sues Generic Drug Manufacturers, Alleging Price-Fixing
• A Look At Middlemen Fees In 340B Drug Discount Program
• Judge To OK $16.5M 23andMe Insurer Buyback Deal In Ch. 11
• AGs Say Sun, Taro Settlement Mustn't Touch State Claims
• Law School's Missed Lessons: Practicing Client-Led Litigation
• NY Judge Seals Mangione's Arrest Footage Until Murder Trial
• States Hit Abbott With FCA Suit Over Infant Formula Recall
• CR Bard's Faulty Blood Filter Killed Wash. Woman, Suit Says
• Judge Blocks Planned Parenthood Funding Cut In 22 States
• 6th Circ. Affirms UnitedHealth's Escape From Preempted Suit
• U Of Colo. To Pay $10M In Religious Bias Suit Over Vax Policy
• Defamation Litigation Roundup: FDA, Lively, Alexander Bros.
• 5th Circ. Wary Of FDA Process Behind Rule For New Vapes
• Breast Pump Co. To Pay $1M For Alleged Tricare Overbilling
• Plan Members Assert Standing In Cigna Data Breach Fight
• Ga. Man Gets 46 Months For $24M Medicare Fraud Scheme
• Under New Chair, Fed. Vax Panel To Redo Hep B Vote
• Home Health Cos., Former Employee Settle Overtime Dispute
• Nursing Home Abuse Cases Face 3 Barriers That Need Reform
• Justices Skeptical Of NJ Subpoena For Anti-Abortion Donors
• Hagens Berman Referred To DOJ For Alleged Misconduct
• Hospital Says EEOC Neglected Presuit Conciliation Obligation
• CVS Will Pay $37.8M To Settle Insulin Pen Overbilling Claims
• $4.6M Garnet Health Deal Over Retirement Plan Gets Initial OK
• Meta Can't Block 'Disgruntled' Researcher's Depo Responses
• Hospitals Slam HHS' Move From Drug Discounts To Rebates
• 1st Circ. Tosses Omni's Medicare Fraud Suit Over UTI Tests
• 2nd Circ. Backs Anti-Abortion Groups' Free Speech Rights
• Mangione Murder Evidence Tested In NY Hearing
• J&J Narrows Ex-Employees' Prescription Benefits Suit
• UK To Raise Pharma Spending For US Tariff Protection
• The Law Firm Merger Diaries: How To Build On Cultural Fit
• Mulling Differing Circuit Rulings On Gender-Affirming Care
• Judge-Shopping Sanctions Order Must Stand, 11th Circ. Told
• Libertarian Orgs. Tell Justices Cannabis Ban Is Outdated
• What MDL Judges Can Get Done With A New Civil Rule
• Med Mal Judge DQ Sought Over Conflict Of 'Epic Proportions'
• Judge Upholds Mich. MedMal Cap, Cuts $8.5M Verdict
• Meet The Attys Arguing Gov't Subpoena Power At High Court
• Nurses Collective, Class In OT Row Can Proceed