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Health - July, 2026

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• Case Challenging Ban On 'Conversion Therapy' Reopened
• 11th Circ. Backs Nurse's 20-Year Term In $111M Medicare Case
• Lab, Ex-CEO, Fla. Resident To Pay $36M Over Kickback Claims
• NC Judge Deems Alleged $55M Medicare Clawbacks Unfair
• DC Circ. Backs Ex-Steward CEO's Contempt Charge
• ICE Contractor Seeks Block Of Colo. Health Inspection Law
• Atty Sanctioned Over Confidential Info In Race Bias Suit
• Conn. Justices Revive Lawsuit Over Killer's Hospital Release
• End In Sight For Ovarian Cancer Patients With $5.5B+ J&J Deal
• A Shift In How Policymakers Are Approaching PBM Regulation
• Workplace Menopause Laws Demand New HR Playbooks
• Justices Asked To Clarify Arbitrator Bias Vacatur Rule
• No Standing For NY 'Aid-In-Dying' Law Challenge, Judge Rules
• Calif. Wiretap Ruling May Reshape Pixel Tracking Litigation
• UMich Says Doc's Nonbinary Remarks Aren't Protected
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Voluntary Benefits Suits Emerge As New ERISA Battleground
• Planned Parenthood Sues Feds For Politicized Grant Priorities
• Health Plans Ask 2nd Circ. To Revive Celgene Cancer Drug Row
• Wells Fargo Can't Collect $4M 'Stranger' Policy, 8th Circ. Says
• CBP Outlines Rates, Classifications For Pharma Tariffs
• Albertsons Can't Nix 14 Years Of Opioid Claims At Wash. Trial
• 4th Circ. Urged To Keep Trump Trans Health Orders Blocked
• Curium, Sazerac And Stripe Pursue Megadeals, And More
• O'Reilly Auto Parts Can't Dodge Tobacco Surcharge Suit
• 2nd Circ. Revives Decongestant 'Maximum Strength' Claims
• Covidien Hid Mesh Risks, Bellwether Jury Told As Trial Ends
• Conn. Bans Most In-Cell Restraints To Settle Prison Lawsuit
• 11th Circ. Opioid Appeal May Shift Public Nuisance Coverage
• Mich. Justices Overrule Longtime Med Mal Filing Rule
• States Should Reconsider Forced PBM Divestiture Laws
• Fifth Third Beats $2.1M Wire Fraud Suit Over UCC Pleading
• Teaching SEC Investigations Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Judge Keeps New Medicaid 'Frailty' Proof Rule In Place
• Albertsons Pharmacy Work Was 'House Of Cards,' Judge Told
• 7th Circ. Flips Order Keeping 5 Baby Formula Suits In Ill. MDL
• Fla. DOH Worker Wasn't Fired For Blowing Whistle, Court Says
• Novo Faces Narrowed Investor Suit Over Obesity Drug Claims
• Depo-Provera MDL Gets New Lead Plaintiffs After Settlement
• Fla. Panel Rules Against Firefighter Over Medical Cannabis
• Curaleaf Says Pot Suit Is Long On Length But Not Substance
• FTC Says Hims & Hers Shares Health Data, Misleads Users
• Colo. Hospital Patients In Gender Care Suit Seek Class Cert.
• BCBS Mich. Unit Must Face Wesco ERISA Suit
• Noncompete Laws Show States Focusing On Bans, Healthcare
• Planned Parenthood Lab's $6.1M Breach Deal Gets Initial OK
• Pa. Justices To Review Record $207M UPenn Med Mal Verdict
• Health Economist's Report Cleared For Generic-Drug MDL
• J&J Says Cancer Drug Study Sinks Bayer's False Ad Claims
• NC Attorney General's Clash With HCA Cleared For Trial
• DOJ Declines To Charge Optometry Group Under New Policy
• Ed Dept. Can't Cancel K–12 Mental Health Grants Worth $1B
• NJ Nursing Home On Hook For Hypothermia Death Verdict
• Ortho Practice Owes More Damages After Sex Bias Verdict
• Union Pacific Won't Hire Drivers Using Opioid Meds, Suit Says
• Eating Disorder Pros Group Ducks Antitrust Suit For Good
• No COVID Immunity For Mich. Hospitals In Malpractice Revival
• Where The Justices Aligned In Appellate Authority Ruling
• 3rd Circ. Upholds Alecto Health's Small-Biz Ch. 11 Plan
• Elevance Wins Initial Toss Of 401(k) Forfeiture Suit
• Judge Mulls Pausing Medicaid Work Rule For 'Frail' Recipients
• Rare DOJ Military Bias Suit Shows Peril Of Co. Admissions
• Nursing Facility Pays $15M In Calif. AG's Understaffing Suit
• 340B Appellate Cases To Watch In The 2nd Half Of 2026
• Teva Can't 'Literally Whine' Of Being Held To DOJ Admissions
• Tribal Nonprofit Says Feds Wrongly Denied Washeteria Funds
• Albertsons Opioid Trial Told Of Needles, ODs In Library
• J&J, Ovarian Cancer Talc Claimants Unveil $5.5B Global Deal
• Wash. Panel Revives Island Health Wage, Break Class Action
• Union Funds Seek Final OK For $180M In Opioid Deals
• Cigna Must Face Pa. Suit Over Portal Health Data Tracking
• Taco Bell, Taylor Farms Hit With Another Cyclospora Suit
• Hygiene Co. Can't Fight FTC's Need To Back Up COVID Claims
• Laid-Off Fed. Workers Lose Bid For Reinstatement Injunction
• Cooley Owes $25.4M Judgment To NJ Biotech Co. Founder
• Quinn Emanuel's Ethics Training 'Promising,' Judge Says
• Health Data Co. Inks $4.8M Settlement To End Investor Suit
• Judges On AI: Examining Administrative, Organizational Uses
• AbbVie Seeks Block On Alkem Generic Constipation Drug
• Ill. Heart Clinic Sued For Breach Compromising Patient Data
• Insurance Services Co. Can Fix Worker Tax Credit Refund Bid
• Trade Group Can't Challenge Calif. PBM Law
• Judge Refuses To Pause Coverage Fight Over Boy's Death
• Cannabis In The Courts: A Midyear Litigation Review
• Weill Cornell Medicine Settles Doctor Sex Abuse Probe
• Abbott Wins 7th Circ. Fight Over Baby Formula Warning
• Va. Court Orders FDA To Reconsider Mifepristone Restrictions
• Insulin Pen Lawsuit Against Novo Nordisk Headed For Trial
• FDA, CDC Broaden Cyclospora Outbreak To 9 States
• Fordham Scholar On Neuroscience's Role In Criminal Courts
• 'Irreparable': The Lasting Harm Of Justices' Temporary Orders
• Pet Medical Co. Sheds Dog Arthritis Drug Suit For Good
• Federal Bill Seeks CDC Set-Aside For Tribal Health
• Yale Age Test, Allergy Death, Wine Royalties: A Midyear Report
• USPTO-Fed. Circ. Split Complicates Machine Learning Patents
• Wellstar To Pay $4.25M To End Patient Data-Sharing Suit
• Mental Health Agency Sues Mass. Prison System For Records
• Novo Asks NJ Judge To Stop Lilly's 'Deceptive' GLP-1 Ads
• Surgical Co. Trims Tobacco Fee Suit In Texas
• Top Product Liability Cases Of 2026: Midyear Report
• Surgery Partners Stake Sale Values Idaho Hospitals At $1.2B
• CVS Seeks Toss Of Hospitals' 340B Suits In NY, Mich.
• Class Actions At The Circuit Courts: July Lessons
• DOL E-Delivery Push Pleases Mgmt. And Worker Attys Alike
• Colo. Doctor Says Billing Co. Skimmed Pay, Mishandled Data
• NJ Panel Backs Doc In Malpractice Case Over Missed Cancer
• UnitedHealth's $5M Demand Challenged By Wash. Dental Co.
• Okla. Chiropractor Convicted Of $30M Medical Fraud Scheme
• Texas Lab, Investors To Pay $24M In COVID-19 Testing Scheme
• Texas Panel Overturns Abortion Injunction Against Midwife
• 8th Circ. Says Vendor Didn't Show Major Harm In Bank IP Fight
• 3 Firms Guide Health Wellness Co.'s $650M SPAC Merger
• Target Sold Baby Formula That Caused Botulism, Parents Say
• Abbott Labs Accused Of Lax Security Over Shinyhunters Hack
• Mo. Panel Says Exclusion Bars Mallinckrodt Opioid Coverage
• Mass. Justices Say Health Board Can't Halt Verizon Tower
• Kirkland, Sullivan & Cromwell Steer $2B ArisGlobal Deal
• AG Watch: Ohio AG Joins State Antitrust Enforcement Trend
• Colo. Rehab Patients Sue Over Private Data Leak
• Being A Singer Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• J&J Talc Plaintiffs Must Back Up Cancer Link Or Risk MDL
• Late Emails Undercut BCBS Pricing Suit, Walgreens Says
• Teen Drops Meta Mental Health Suit Ahead Of Bellwether Trial
• Target Beats ERISA Suit Over Tobacco Health Surcharge
• Securities Class Action Deals On Target To Hit 6-Year High
• Cambia Health Hit With FCA Suit Over Medicare Fraud Claims
• Organ Network, Hospital Sued Over Racial Kidney Criteria
• Fla. Pastor Sues OpenAI Over ChatGPT Health Advice
• Fannie Mae Drops $28M Suit Over Senior Living Loans Default
• States Seek Win Over Trump Admin In DEI Contracts Dispute
• TransMedics Sheds Some Claims In Organ Transfer Biz Suit
• Insurer Sanctioned For Destroying Opioid Coverage Evidence
• Mass. UHC Fraud Suit Signals States' Medicaid FCA Push
• The Growing Antitrust Risks Of AI Pricing For Health Insurers
• Pause Coverage Fight In Boy's Death, Mich. Judge Told
• FDA Draft Guidance Maps Payor Strategy For Psychedelics
• Safety-Net Clinics Defend Insulin Suit Revival To Justices
• Candid Health Wraps $120M Series D Funding Round
• 2 Charged In Alleged $52.7M COVID-19 Tax Scheme
• Ex-Players Seek $4M In Legal Fees In NFL Race-Norming Fight
• Trump Admin Can't Get Suit Over $600M Cuts Transferred
• Goodwin, K&L Gates Steer $1.5B Repligen Gene Therapy Deal
• Trump Says 100% Tariff On Generic Drugs Coming In 2028
• 9th Circ. Won't Reopen Vax Bias Suit Against Wash. Officials
• DOL Proposes E-Delivery Rule For Employer Health Plans
• DC Circ. Affirms HHS Authority Over 340B Rebate Plans
• Economist Concedes Opioid Stats' Limits In Albertsons Trial
• Air Ambulance Co. Fights To Keep 'No Surprises' Suit Alive
• 7th Circ. Backs UChicago, TIAA In Spousal Pension Fight
• Full Fed. Circ. Won't Review Apple's ITC Loss Against Masimo
• Chamber Asks 2nd Circ. To Back Toss Of Pepsi Smoking Suit
• Class Cert. In Avandia MDL Undone For Lacking Stats
• FCC Aims For Changes To Rural Healthcare Program
• States Dispute Drugmakers' Bid To Toss GLP-1 Antitrust Case
• Humana 401(k) Forfeiture Suit Will Wait For 6th Circ. Appeal
• Sidley Conflicted In Genesis Adversary Suit, Investor Says
• Imaging Co. Faces Consolidated Data Breach Cases In NC
• Medical Pot Dispensary Can't Halt NLRB Union Firing Case
• Trade Secret Practice Tips From The 1st Half Of 2026
• Hospitals Say Saul Ewing Atty's Board Role Taints FCA Suit
• CMS Withholds $1B In Medicaid From Calif., Minn., Citing Fraud
• DC Circ. Says NLRB 'Successor Bar' Conflicts With Labor Law
• Albertsons Data Suggests Opioids Were Diverted, Expert Says
• More Urban Hospitals Challenge HHS Medicare Wage Index
• Apple Can't Get Judge To Toss Masimo's $634M Patent Verdict
• Comcast Faces ERISA Suit Over Employee Tobacco Surcharge
• SD Judge Blocks Abortion Ad Ban Against Atty, Nonprofit
• Latham, Cooley Steer $1.5B Tempus Cancer Testing Deal
• Vanda's NDA Rejection Challenge Can't Be Heard At DC Court
• Preparing For Next Congress With Eye On Investigation Risk
• 3rd Circ. Deems ADA Claims Untimely, Flags Misquotes
• Insurers Urge Stay In Fla. Atty's Malicious Prosecution Suit
• CBD Co. Says Hemp Farm's Late Filing Warrants $1.7M Award
• UNC Health, Humana End 340B Drug Underpayment Fight
• Top Gov't Contracting Cases To Watch In The 2nd Half Of 2026
• Judge Decries 'Extreme' Penalty Bids In Social Media MDL
• Taylor Farms, Taco Bell Sued Over Cyclospora Outbreak
• US Seeks Toss Of Arbutus Patent Suit Over Moderna Vaccine
• Ex-Hospital Exec Can't Cite Tainted Jury To Ditch Fraud Case
• Fed. Circ. Won't Review Reversal In $18M Penile Implant Case
• Don't Miss It: Willkie, Orrick Steer Hot Deals
• Md. Judge Stays Reforms Set To Shrink ACA Coverage Pool
• Drug Buyers' $62M Generic-Pricing Deal Gets Final OK
• Denying Emergency Abortion Care Is A Liability Oversight
• Mass. Drug Co. To Pay $4.7M To Resolve Kickback Claims
• Medical Groups Urge 1st Circ. To Back Vaccine Panel Freeze
• Dallas Hospital Gets Interim OK For Ch. 11 Plan Disclosure
• DaVita Wins Bid To Decertify 1,300-Member Collective
• Carbon Health Settlement Highlights Why Evidence Is Key
• The Biggest Trade Secret Rulings Of 2026: A Midyear Report
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• How To Brace For A Potential Democratic Oversight Push
• Remote Work Rulings Show ADA Fights Hinge On Process
• Pa. Hospital Must Face Bulk Of Website Pixel Tracking Row
• FDA, Drugmakers Urge 5th Circ. To Allow Abortion Pill By Mail
• Calif. Justices Put Kibosh On Appeal Strategy In Med Mal Case
• DEA Judge Lays Out Next Steps Following End Of Pot Hearing
• Fla. Cos. To Pay $152M In FTC Healthcare Telemarketing Row
• Mich. Justices Back Conviction Despite 'Medical Torture' Flub
• Senate Democrats Revive Bill To End Federal Marijuana Ban
• Aviation Co.'s Coverage Argument Is 'Foolish,' Fund Says
• 3rd Circ. Partly Revives Hospitals' ERISA Suit Against Cigna
• Walgreens Sues Mass. Medicaid Program Over Drug Rates
• Fed. Circ. Vacates $12.7M Copyright Award Against Gov't
• Ropes & Gray, Latham Steer $3.8B Eli Lilly Mental Health Deal
• Geico Gets Final OK On $2.6M Injury Coverage Deal In Wash.
• Aramark Asks Full 5th Circ. To Nix Aetna ERISA Arbitration Bid
• Diagnostics Co. Labcorp Settles FCA Claims For $14.5M
• Being A Magician Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Albertsons Slow To Review Wash. Opioid Sales, Judge Told
• Circuit-By-Circuit Guide To The US Supreme Court's Term
• NC's WakeMed Hit With $18.2M Verdict Over Birth Injury Claim
• Acorda Can't Add $66M To Award In Ampyra Royalty Fight
• 2nd Circ. Revives NY Provider's BCBS Underpayment Suit
• Local Gov'ts Seek To Bar HHS Teen Health Program Changes
• NC Panel Nixes Nurse Noncompetes For Being 'Too Broad'
• NJ Justices Rule Fraud Law Applies To Insurance Brokers 
• United Owes $630K In Fight Over Teen's Mental Health Care
• What To Watch In Massachusetts In The 2nd Half Of 2026
• Mass. Says UnitedHealth FCA Case Belongs In State Court
• Personal Injury & Med Mal Cases To Watch In 2nd Half Of 2026
• Covidien Hid Mesh Risk From Doctors, Bellwether Jury Told
• How Litigants Are Testing Conversion Therapy Ruling's Scope
• Illinois Audit Law Will Make AI Clauses Actually Enforceable
• Glenmark Reaches $29M Deal In Generics Price-Fixing Case
• DC Circ. Affirms Ratings For Alignment Medicare Plans
• WilmerHale Adds Drug Pricing Regulatory Expert In Denver
• Health Co. Nears Deal To End Telemarketing Co. Breach Fight
• Brazil Cancer Treatment Co. To Restructure $1B Debt
• Pot Co. Partner Sues Over Contract Breaches, Upcoming Sale
• Albertsons Probed On Pharmacy Compliance Staffing At Trial
• Sanofi Says Pfizer, Moderna COVID Jabs Infringe MRNA Tech
• 'Bulletproof Hosting' Providers Indicted For Aiding Hacks
• 4th Circ. Affirms Tort Atty's $25M Extortion Conviction
• 3rd Circ. Revives Providers' Underpayment Suit Against Cigna
• Patent Eligibility Bill Divides Senators Over Health Costs
• Judge Says Vanda-FDA Appointments Fight Likely Ripe
• 7th Circ. Says TCPA Do-Not-Call Limit Doesn't Cover Texts
• Medical Device Co. Settles FCA Claims
• CVS Caremark Settles Out Of FTC Suit Over Insulin Pricing
• Gov't Shouldn't Face Vax Suit Targeting Moderna, Group Says
• 1st Circ. Backs CDC Ban On Importing Dogs Under 6 Months
• How Justices' TPS Ruling Affects Workforce Planning
• DOJ Asks 9th Circ. Undo Trans Health Ruling Against Premera
• Ceiling Tile Injury Suit Is Med Mal, Texas Panel Says
• Clinics Want Medicaid Abortion Stay Lifted After Pa. Court Win
• Kroger Says Flimsy Claims Doom Tobacco Fee Suit
• AI Drug Discovery Biz Valued At $3.8B After Series C Round
• BakerHostetler Flips Holland & Knight's Antitrust Co-Lead
• States Will Get $18M From 23andMe Ch. 11 For Data Breach
• 2nd Circ. Grants Bail To Critically Ill Detainee Pending Appeal
• Albertsons, Safeway Face Trial Over Wash.'s Opioid Epidemic
• 2nd Circ. Says Tylenol Maker Must Face Autism, ADHD Suits
• Blue Shield Of Calif. Beats Enrollee Data Privacy Suit, For Now
• J&J Asks 3rd Circ. To Block Return Of Ex-Worker's Fee Claims
• Conn. Radiologist Loses Quick Win Bid In $5M Cancer Lawsuit
• 23andMe Bankruptcy Plan Bars Data Breach Suit In Calif.
• Families Cite Geofence Ruling In Newborn Blood Testing Case
• Northwell Escapes Suit Over Pension Plan Conversion
• Mich. Hospital Hit With WARN Act Suit Over 3-Day Notice
• Health Org. Can't Halt FTC Texas Suit Over Trans Youth Care
• Alaska Tribal Health Group Drops $390M Suit After Deal
• Utah Health System Beats 401(k) Suit Over Stable Value Fund
• JPMorgan Workers Defend ERISA Suit Over High Drug Costs
• States' Stopgap Suit Aims To Shield K-12 Mental Health Grants
• Healthcare Analytics Co. Beats Data Breach Suit, For Good
• HHS' Ex-GC Committed Ethics Violations, Watchdog Says
• Hospitals, Housing Targeted In 2026 As Fed Antitrust Wanes
• Patient Says Data Suit Against Medical Pot Co. Should Go On
• Fla. Panel Clears Nurse, Pain Clinic Chain In Suicide Suit
• Texas Appeals Court Tosses Stroke Death Malpractice Suit
• Union Can't Force Ex-Aides Into Arbitration, 2nd Circ. Says
• DOJ Appeals Order Shielding Trans Youth Medical Records
• A New Regulatory Environment For PE In Calif. Healthcare
• 4 Benefits Policy Issues To Watch In 2026's 2nd Half
• DOJ Defends Nurse Wage-Fixing Conviction At 9th Circ.
• 7th Circ. Revives BIPA Suit Over Virtual Try-On Tool
• 3 Firms Guide Asian Healthcare Co.'s $500M SPAC Deal
• Ex-Biomedical Worker Axed For Not Altering Data, Suit Says
• Estate Says Scant Record Sinks IRS' $3.8M Win In Tax Row
• Justices' Ruling Alters Playing Field For State Subpoena Suits
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• 4 Firms Advise On $3.4B Apollo, Bayer Contraceptives Deal
• Judge Skeptical On Restraining Order In Affirming Care Case
• Judge Trims U. Of Mich. Surgeon's Teaching Suspension Suit
• Gynecologist Who Improperly Reused Devices Gets 20 Years
• Supreme Court's Berk Med Mal Ruling Set For Test In Maine
• FDA Moves Leave Peptides In A Legal Gray Zone
• Wash. Justices Nix Live-In Caregiver Wage Exemption
• Full 7th Circ. To Hear Fla. Gender Care Suit, Drawing Dissent
• Fed. Circ. Affirms AstraZeneca Win Over $107.5M Verdict
• Mass. Voters To Decide Future Of Retail Cannabis Legalization
• Greenbaum Rowe Data Breach Exposed Hospital Patient Data
• Hologic Faces Class Action Over Ransomware Attack
• Actavis Can't Escape State AG Generic Drug Claims
• $500M Medical Glove Contract Breach Suit Sent To Arbitration
• Bass Fishing Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Atty Fights Bid To Ax Health Plan RICO Suit
• NY Banking Brief: All The Notable Legal Updates In Q2
• Sam's Club Reaches Deal With Ex-Worker In Miscarriage Suit
• The Most Talked-About Supreme Court Decisions Of 2026
• Baxter Beats Stable Value Fund 401(k) Plan Suit, For Good
• AstraZeneca Employee Traded On Icosavax Deal, SEC Says
• Top Personal Injury, Med Mal News: 2026 Midyear Report
• Split 3rd Circ. Revives UPMC Doc's Suit Over Anti-DEI Article
• Georgia Healthcare Co. Says Ex-Staff Stole Patient Records
• A New Defense For Medicaid Fraud Cases In Texas
• Formula-Maker Sued After Recall And Reports Of Sick Infants
• Pregnancy Bias Suits Highlight EEOC's Expanding Reach
• PBMs Fight Bid To Add Pharmacy Group To Price-Fixing Suit
• Medical Pot Dispensary Challenges NLRB's Jurisdiction
• Fla. Law Firm Must Pay Defense Costs In Loan Dispute
• UNC Must Face Retaliation Suit Over Abbreviated Fellowship
• Telehealth Co. Wage Suit Alive But Moved To SC
• Vax Skeptics Push To Advance Publisher Boycott Claims
• Biggest Rulings For Patent Attys In 2026: A Midyear Report
• Florida Cases To Watch In The 2nd Half Of 2026
• Veradigm Can't Shake Suit Over Patient Portal Data Tracking
• 2 Ex-Telehealth Execs Sentenced For $100M Adderall Scheme
• Illinois Cases To Watch In 2026: Midyear Report
• Align's Invisalign Patents Are Infringed But Invalid, Jury Finds
• States Sue Again Over New Limits On Homeless Housing Aid
• Fla. Hospital Says Lilly's 340B Data Requirement Is Onerous
• 6th Circ. Revives Pilot's Disability Claims In Vaccination Row
• 23andMe's $47M Data Breach Deal Gets Bankruptcy Court OK
• Mayo Sacked Research Director For Flagging Flaws, Suit Says
• 5 Midyear White Collar Trends To Watch
• Health Corp. Worker Says Leave, ADA Requests Got Her Fired
• Feds Push 3rd Circ. To Restore ACA Birth Control Exemptions
• NY Hospital Reaches Deal To End Tobacco Surcharge Suit
• Quantum Readiness May Paradoxically Raise Contractor Risk
• Ex-In-House Counsel Accused In Hospital Takeover Scheme
• DOJ Backs Private Claims Against NewYork-Presbyterian
• 5th Circ. Again Nixes Challenge To La. 340B Drug Delivery Law
• Longtime Goodwin Procter IP Lawyer Moves To Pillsbury In DC
• Fox Rothschild To Open 4th Florida Office In Fort Lauderdale
• CVS To Pay $36.5M To Settle States' Insulin FCA Suits
• 3 Firms Guide Vertex's $10B Buy Of Crinetics Pharmaceuticals
• 5,000 Pharmacies Accuse Prime Therapeutics Of Price-Fixing
• Ex-Rehab CEO Says Smear Campaign Forced His Ouster
• Clarivate Sells Life Sciences And Healthcare Biz For $600M
• 3M, Chubb Settle Suit Over Warming Device Defense Coverage
• DOJ Urges DC Circ. Not To Freeze Medical Pot Rescheduling
• NC Biz Court Bulletin: Rapid-Fire Rulings, Word Of Warning
• Immigration Ruling Maps Alternative To Universal Injunctions
• Mich. Medicaid Services Dispute Sent Back To Mediation
• After Tense Terms, Hints Of High Court Harmony With Circuits
• The Moments That Shaped The Monsanto Decision
• The Funniest Moments Of The Supreme Court's Term
• Diagnostic Co.'s Oversight Reforms Deal Gets Final OK
• Ill. Hospital Nonprofit Agrees To Settle Tobacco Fee Suit
• DOD, Humana Seek Toss Of $270K Tricare Coverage Row
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Top Florida News: 2026 Midyear Report
• How Maine's Expanded Health Deal Reviews Complicate M&A
• International Trade Policy To Watch In 2nd Half Of 2026
• LA's Pacifica Hospital Of The Valley Files $100M+ Ch. 11
• The Sharpest Dissents From The Supreme Court Term
• The Firms That Won Big At The Supreme Court
• The Year Donald Trump Won Big At The High Court
• Push And Pull: How High Court Shaped Civil Rights This Term
• Pharma CEO, Daughter To Pay $2M In SEC Stock Fraud Case
• DOJ Has 'Negligible Interest' In Trans Patient Info, Judge Says
• Axia Health Doctor Hit With $7.7M Birth Injury Verdict In Pa.
• Kaiser Nears Final OK On $46M Deal Over Patient Data Share
• Texas Medical Board Says AG Can't Swap Teams In Suit
• 8th Circ. Revives Local Conversion Therapy Ban Challenge
• Insulet Investor Says Device Production Issues Tanked Stock
• Fed. Circ. Won't Restore Doctor's Intubation Patent Suit
• Wound Care Industry Should Expect Data-Driven Scrutiny
• Sinclair Convinces Ga. Panel To Sink Doctor's Defamation Suit
• Judge Questions Imminent Harm In Light Of Valid Passport
• Chubb, Lloyd's Units Seek Further Win Against Opioid Suits
• Legal Risks Of Using AI To Screen Psychedelic Trial Patients
• Calif. Judge Says IHS Must Fund Tribe's Opioid Clinic
• Breaking Down The Vote: The High Court Term In Review
• How 6th Circ. Tightened NLRB Injunction Standard
• NLRB Official Expands Proposed Unit At Wash. Hospital
• CMS Proposes Cut To Hospitals' 340B Drug Reimbursements
• HHS Beats Temple Birth Injury Claims Over Notice Defect
• Product Liability Q2 Regulatory Roundup
• Choral Singing Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Alibaba Cos. Ink $600M Nonprosecution Deal Over Drug Sales
• Big Pharma Cos. Want 340B Drug Price FCA Suit Tossed
• Texas Panel Says Family Can't Sue Doctors Over Birth Injuries
• Gilead Owed $68M In Counterfeit Case, Magistrate Judge Says
• Gov't Officials Tout Unprecedented Healthcare Fraud Push
• Amgen Wins Order Blocking Colorado's Enbrel Price Cap
• Conn. Justices Allow Death Damages Input After $8.5M Verdict
• Doc Asks To Seek Defamation Punitive Damages Against CNN
• TikTok Nears Deal Ahead Of 2nd Social Media Addiction Trial
• 8th Circ. Keeps Missouri's 340B Contract Pharmacy Law Alive
• Attorney Mental Health Is An Ethical Obligation In The AI Era
• 4 Big Colorado Rulings So Far In 2026
• CORRECTED: NJ Judge Keeps Ex-Executive's Bias Suit Alive
• Insurer Says COVID Test Co. Knew Of Theft Prior To Policy
• Mich. Judge Calls Ex-GM Worker Vexatious, Tosses Bias Suit
• Federal Judge Narrows Ex-DaVita Worker's Retaliation Suit
• Megadeals Driving Record M&A Values In Uneven 2026 Market
• Md. Ruling Reflects Classic Administrative Law Principle
• Genesis Beats JV Partner's Challenge To $1B Sale In Ch. 11
• Medical Marijuana Cos. Seek To Back DOJ In DC Circ.