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Health - September, 2026

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• Aetna Escapes Zelis Repricing Tool Antitrust Case
• Tow Co. Can't Nix $27M Default Judgment, Texas Court Rules
• 23andMe Beats Calif.'s Bankruptcy Sale Privacy Challenge
• FTC Asks Texas Court To Keep Trans Health Suit Intact
• Texas Court Revives Suit Over Sponge Left In Surgery Patient
• 3rd Circ. Topples Materiality Rule For Securities Suits
• Mallinckrodt Must Face Painkiller Contract Breach Claims
• Relator Must Seek Part Of $4.7B Opioid Deal In State Courts
• 3 States Ask High Court To Block Abortion Shield Laws
• Judge Backs CMS' Contested Organ Procurement Metrics
• NJ Co. Says PPE Stockpiling Was Chinese Sovereign Activity
• Health Co. Wins Initial Toss Of Retirement Forfeiture Suit
• 3rd Circ. Ruling Shows ADA Limits Amid Worker Misconduct
• Navigating A Key Inflection Point In Biosimilar Sector M&A
• AI Meeting Recaps Pose New Discovery And Privilege Risks
• Verano, Dispensary Failed To Protect Patient Info, Suit Says
• Cigna, Fla. Atty Resolve $21M Claim In Ch. 7 Case
• Independence Blue Cross Will Pay $22.5M To End FCA Case
• Ex-Budget Official Sentenced To 7 Years After Fleeing US
• Bristol-Myers, Natco And More Can't Ditch Cancer Drug MDL
• P&G Calif. Buyers Nab Class Cert. In Tampon Lead Suit
• Social Media Cos., Teens Spar Over Evidence Ahead Of Trials
• EB-5 Visa Fees More Than Double For Individual Investors
• Lupin Strikes Deal In States' Generic Drug-Price Fixing Suit
• Fugitive Ex-Conn. Budget Official Seeks To Split Restitution
• Trump Admin Can't Use Anti-DEI, Citizenship Rules For Grants
• Providence Tells Wash. Justices $230M Loss Upends CBAs
• Blinded Patient Wins $15.1M From Yale Hospital, Attys Say
• DEA Judge Pauses Marijuana Rescheduling Over GAO Report
• Surgical Robot Co. Says 9th Circ. 'Expands' Antitrust Law
• Ga. Hospital Escapes LGBTQ+ Bias Suit Over Fertility Benefits
• Preparing For Broader Calif. Rules On PE Healthcare Deals
• Feds Seek To Throw Out States' Challenge To DEI Contract EO
• DOJ Policy Creates New Defense For Physicians, Health Cos.
• Prejudice Question Bars Quick End To Negligence Deal Suit
• Cancer Patients Can't Get Class Status In Proton Beam Suit
• Oura Cites Market 'Uncertainty' In Delaying Estimated $2B IPO
• $95M Nev. Case Provides Clues On Wound Care Enforcement
• DOJ Puts FCA Target On Health Data Security Lapses
• Dallas Partner New Co-Head Of Norton Rose Healthcare Group
• Calif. Expands Reproductive Care, Abortion Access
• Illinois BCBS Can't Escape $6.6M Claim Repayment Fight
• 3 Firms Lead $663.7M Lifecore Biomedical Take-Private Deal
• Newsom Signs Slate Of Bills Bolstering LGBTQ+ Protections
• Lantheus Investor Asks Court To Halt 'Unfair' $8B Curium Deal
• Split 7th Circ. Backs Ill. County's Win In COVID Vax Bias Suit
• 8th Circ. Ruling Raises Bar For Seeking Disability Benefits
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Trump Asks Justices To Restore Fed. Prison Trans Care Ban
• Chamber Says H-1B Fee Renewal Requires Court Relief
• Mich. Recovery Center Worker's OT Claim Headed To Trial
• O'Melveny Rehires Ex-SEC Oversight Leader In DC
• Faith-Based Rehab Program Can't Exit Wage Suit, Court Rules
• Del. Chancery Bars Ex-CareOne GC's Fee Advance Claim
• Astrana Health Reveals Spoofing Attack Targeting Private Data
• Pa. Court Backs Hospital In Suit Over Employee's Suicide
• Hemp Shop Owner Hits LA With $10M Suit Over Raids
• Texas Judge Says Perot's VC Firm Can't Be Held To Handshake
• SEC Says Md. Woman Illegally Traded On FDA Approval Info
• Teva, Apotex Don't Infringe Sleep Drug Patents, Judge Finds
• Mayo Clinic Strikes $50K Deal To End EEOC Vax Bias Suit
• Split 6th Circ. Keeps Block On Tenn. 'Abortion Trafficking' Ban
• PTAB Invalidates Challenged Claims In Breast Pump Patent
• Conn. AG Beats Dentist's Appeal In Press Release Fight
• AbbVie Says Botox Exempt From Medicare Price Negotiations
• Alkermes Must Face Bulk Of Addiction Treatment Drug Suit
• A2J At The High Court: Gun Bans, Voting And Civil Remedies
• This Courtroom Assumption Preceded A White Collar Manhunt
• AI Software Co. Beats Fired Worker's Sex Harassment Suit
• COVID Testing Co.'s Ex-COO Pleads Guilty In $500M Fraud
• FCA Ruling May Open Door To Redacting Defendants' Names
• Del. Chancery Says Curonix Owns Stimwave Shares
• Cooley, Latham Steer RNA Drugmaker's Upsized $446M IPO
• Novo Bets $1.3B On Nanexa Drug Tech Amid Obesity Push
• United, TeamHealth Settle $100M ER Billing Fraud Suit
• Don't Miss It: Simpson Thacher, Latham Steer Hot Deals
• Taxation With Representation: Kirkland, Latham, McDermott
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• ITC Takes On Patents, Trade Secrets In Large Decision Drop
• Calif. Bill Deals Blow, But Not Knockout, To Tracking Suits
• Medical School Application Fee Antitrust Claim Moves Ahead
• FDA Nom Says Vaccines Safe, Won't Call IUDs Birth Control
• Novartis Beats Patent Listing Suit Over Entresto
• Parents Say Hospital Forced Them To Drive Home Dead Infant
• Labcorp Inks $2.3M Deal To Resolve Multistate Data Breach
• Autism Therapy Provider Fights $1M MassHealth Demand
• EPA Cuts Deal To Partially Settle U. Of Calif. Grant Fight
• Colo. Seeks Toss Of ICE Contractor's Inspection Law Suit
• 4 Tips On Expert Gatekeeping From J&J Talc Deal
• Fla. Surgeon Found Guilty Of Killing Atty Who Went Missing
• Thriving Rivals Disprove Hillrom Antitrust Suit, 3rd Circ. Told
• SC Judge Wants Clarity On Opioid 'Bodily Injury' Coverage
• Full 5th Circ. Tough On Aetna's Bid To Arbitrate Aramark Suit
• 9th Circ. Reinstates Vax Objector's Religious Bias Case
• Playing Bid Whist Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Organ Network Says Kidney Race Bias Claims Can't Proceed
• Google MDL Coverage Suit Belongs In Calif., Del. Judge Rules
• Calif. Appeals Court Revives Antitrust Suit Against Claritev
• Blue Shield Still Facing Therapy 'Ghost Network' Suit
• Colo. Judge Declines To Sanction Hospital In Gender Care Suit
• Wash. Judge Blocks Ed. Dept. Mental Health Grant Cuts
• Patients Drop Fertility Fraud Suits Against Yale Medical School
• Vein Tech Maker Escapes Suit Over DOJ Kickback Probe
• Motley Rice Partner Tapped For Opioid Case Co-Lead Counsel
• Healthcare Co. Trims But Can't Escape Retirement Plan Suit
• NJ Bias Case Judge Won't Nix Hospital's NDA Rule Yet
• Vividion Investor Wants IP Suit Over $2B Bayer Deal Revived
• Fla. Woman Gets $7.6M In Leg Amputation Med Mal Suit
• 'Hanging In There' Doesn't Ax Disability Claim, 9th Circ. Says
• Teva, Wyeth Show How Claimed Advances Shape Enablement
• Tracking Trends In State-Level Regulatory Enforcement
• NM County Faces Sanctions Over Protected Disclosures
• Nursing Facility Operator To Pay $1M In FCA Settlement
• Medicare Brokers Say Feds Won't Identify Alleged False Claims
• Nixon Peabody Adds Ex-State Counsel To SF Office
• Calif. Bill Goes Too Far In Trying To Regulate Attorney AI Use
• Genesis Healthcare Reports Last-Minute Facility Sale Snags
• DOJ Pressed On Gender Care Ban In Federal HIV Program
• Meta Flaunts 'Abuse' Of Atty-Client Privilege, Judge Told
• UMass Hospital Co. Beats Ex-VP's COVID Vaccine Firing Claim
• CVS Beats Malpractice Suit Over Pharmacy Mix-Up
• FDA Must Revisit MiMedx Wound Care Powder Classification
• Colo. Hospital Seeks To Toss Meta Pixel Patient Data Suit
• Healthcare PE Firm Sues Real Estate PE Firm Over 'Ironleaf' TM
• Healthcare AI Biz Valued At $900M After $100M Series C Round
• Wash. Appeals Court Revives Colo. Tax Payment Dispute
• Morrison Foerster Adds Former DOJ Official To Roster
• Inspired Healthcare Seeks OK For $713M Asset Sale
• RI Judge Vacates Feds' Noncitizen Benefit Restrictions
• Feds Cut 760K Enrollees From ACA Exchanges, Claim Fraud
• AI Rise In Healthcare Demands New Cybersecurity Strategies
• 1st Circ. Affirms Prison Term, Repayment In Med Bill Scheme
• Dialysis Co., Workers Agree To Resolve 401(k) Forfeiture Suit
• Commerce Sets Zero-Tariff Rules For Specialty Drugs
• Hospice Co. Strikes $800K Deal In Tobacco Surcharge Case
• Hims & Hers Suit Spotlights Health Data-Sharing Privacy Risks
• Norton Rose Adds Husch Blackwell Healthcare Pro In Texas
• United Can't Ground Christian Gate Agent's Vax Bias Suit
• 8th Circ. Questions Iowa's Bid To Unblock Parts Of PBM Law
• AI-Native Healthcare Service Co. Says Rival Copied 'N' Logo
• Fla. Judge Keeps Publix Autism Claims Dispute In Fed. Court
• Mich. Judge Drops State Claims In Dental Practice Suit
• Swedish Health's $86M Wage Deal Nets Attys $25.8M In Fees
• Moderna Says Sanofi Wants To 'Unjustly Profit' In Vax IP Suit
• Care Facility Not Covered In Elder Abuse Suits, Insurer Says
• HHS Can Claw Back $195M In Medicaid Payments From Mich.
• Cigna Wins $1.8M In Fees After Payment Patent Fight
• Telix Pharma Bets Up To $2.3B For ITM In Radiopharma Push
• Ex-NFL Player Gets New Trial In $328M Medicare Fraud Case
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Mich. Orthodontics Worker's Race Harassment Claims Survive
• Ill. Court Won't Undo $41M Stroke Malpractice Verdict
• Medical Orgs Target Rule On Medicaid Work 'Frailty' Exclusion
• Target Says It Had No Duty To Investigate Formula For Taint
• HHS Defends Move To Limit Noncitizen Medicaid Benefits
• Smart-Ring Maker Oura Launches $2.1B IPO Plan
• How Cannabis Rescheduling Is Reshaping Bankruptcy
• UPMC, NYU Will End Gender-Affirming Trans Care For Minors
• 2nd Circ. Says No Surprises Act Limits Private Right Of Action
• NJ Seeks Quick Win On TikTok's Money Transfers
• Clinic Owner Sentenced In Native American Medicaid Scheme
• Colo. Judge Mulls Sanction For Hospital In Gender Care Suit
• Disney Plan Must Cover Trans Child's Mental Health Treatment
• DOJ Revises Policies Over False Claims Act Suits
• Employers See Moving Targets With H-1B Fee, And New Limits
• Texas Pregnancy Center Shutters To End Birth Tourism Suit
• Wayne State Beats Doctor's Race Bias Suit Over Chair Job
• Fla. Panel Upholds $1.19M Auto Crash Verdict Against Insurer
• Abbott's Spine Implants Cause Nerve Damage, Suit Claims
• Conn. Town Beats Firefighter's Appeal In Pot-Use Firing Suit
• Mall, Gift Card Cos. Can Get Fees In Payment IP Suit
• NJ Justices Say No To Mass Tort For No Surprises Act Suits
• NY Surgeons Say Elevance Penalty Policy Is Anticompetitive
• New CMS Medical Device Pathway May Have Limited Effect
• 6th Circ. Undoes Ky. State Court Remand Of PBM Fight
• Court Rules Doctor's Burnout Not Disability Under ADA
• EU Continues Above-Average Pace Probing Trade Practices
• Opioid MDL Judge Fears 'Chaos' If PBMs Derail 100s Of Suits
• IBM, J&J Get Incurable Data Breach Suit Tossed For Good
• Doximity Hit With Investor's Suit Over Ad Strategy Claims
• Appeals Court Skeptical Biz Court Is Wrong Place For Perot Suit
• Nationwide Says Hyperbaric Chamber Death Not Covered
• Justices Told Fed. Circ. Erred In Veterinary Software Feud
• Tribe Says HHS Defied High Court On Contract Funding
• Ore. Judge Denies HHS' Attempt To Amend Gender Care Order
• Judge OKs Omnicare Plan That Will Settle $1B In Fraud Claims
• Inovalon Investors Reach $44M Deal Over $7.3B Take-Private
• EEOC Says Hospital Spurned Applicant Over Heart Condition
• Fla. Couple Says IVF Clinic Used Stranger's Sperm
• A Road Map To Modernizing Clinical Lab Regulations
• Kennedy Taps 8 For Panel Guiding ACA Preventive Care
• NIH Grant Terminations Violate First Amendment, Court Told
• Judge Won't Toss Cannabis Co. Rival Suit, Criticizes AI Misuse
• How GCs Can Assess The Risks Of Emerging AI Laws
• Hogan Lovells Hires Original Member Of McDermott+
• OpenAI Aims For $1.2T Valuation, More Rumors
• Calif. Judge Holds Off On Sanctioning ICE Amid GEO Talks
• Ex-Conn. Budget Official Flees US Before Corruption Sentence
• Fecal Testing Startup Founders Reach $250K Deal With SEC
• Express Scripts Seeks To Exit AIDS Group's Drug Rate Suit
• Okla. Mothers Contest Abortion Ban In Fatal Fetal Cases
• Parties Clash Over Scope Of GIPA In DNA Test-Taker's Suit
• 1st Circ. Seems Torn Over Health Plan Surcharge For Smokers
• NJ Judge Likens Hospital's NDA Rule To Soviet Policy
• McLaren Patients' Web Tracking Privacy Claims Advance
• 9th Circ. Revives Doctor's Medicare Sanctions Challenge
• 80 Hospitals End Suit Over Now Vacated HHS Payment Rule
• Ch. 11 Ruling Offers A Drafting Guide For 3rd-Party Releases
• Harvard Morgue Deal Shows Stakes Of Good Faith Immunity
• 6th Circ. Ruling Puts Cannabis Deals In Question
• 11th Circ. Asked To Overturn $184K ACA Employer Penalty
• 2nd Circ. Tylenol MDL Ruling Clarifies Court Gatekeeper Role
• Law School's Missed Lessons: Cultivating Good Judgment
• States Say DOJ Trans Care Crackdown Is Unconstitutional
• Express Scripts Accused Of Shorting Independent Pharmacies
• 8th Circ. Revives Doctor's Suit Over COVID Speech Probes
• Urology Tech Co. Can't Duck Antitrust Suit
• CareTrust REIT Pays $400M For Southwest US Portfolio
• NJ Court Backs Judgment Tossing Wrongful-Death Claims
• Connecticut Wins Fight Over School Vaccine Exemptions
• Meet The Attys In The 340B Battle At 1st Circ.
• Mich. AG Says PBMs Put Opioid Profits Before Patient Safety
• Takeda Can't Decertify Amitiza Class After $885M Jury Loss
• 7th Circ. Debates Federalism, Bad-Faith Prosecution Limits
• FDA Seeks Applications For Project To Speed Up Human Trials
• CMS Rule, DOJ Probes Deepen Gender Care Compliance Risk
• 1st Circ. Suggests Appeal In Drug Rebate Case May Be Moot
• Insurers Can't Nix $195M Opioid Coverage Bid, Trustee Says
• ITC To Eye Part Of Judge's Decision In Medical Dilation Row
• Tax Court Can't Override Insurance Regulators, 5th Circ. Told
• Molina Escapes Investor Action Over Guidance Cuts, For Now
• Former Cannabis Co. Exec Seeks $400K Over Contract Breach
• Justices Asked To Resolve Cannabis Dormant Commerce Split
• 5th Circ. Ruling Hints At Loper Bright's Effect On OSHA Suits
• Pa. Appellate Panel Scolds Attys In $18.5M Med Mal Case
• Judge To OK $581M Genesis Ch. 11 Settlement
• AIG Can Depose Former Texas Fraud Chief In Conduent Trial
• Cooley, Latham Prep Electra Therapeutics' $325M IPO Plan
• 2 Cases Shed Light On Invoking The 5th Before Congress
• Ga. Nurse Says Firing After PTSD Incident Ran Afoul Of ADA
• Albertsons Owes $2.2B For Opioids, Wash. Says As Trial Ends
• DOD's HIV-Positive Enlistee Ban Is 'Irrational,' 4th Circ. Told
• Motor Vehicles Lead Product Liability Litigation, Report Says
• Global Wound Care Settles $1.5B FCA Claims For $525M
• 9th Circ. Rejects Challenge To Wash. Abortion Coverage Law
• ERISA Smoking Suit Must Be Arbitrated, Dollar General Says
• Atty Says NFL Parkinson's Claims Ban Lacked Due Process
• DOJ Suit Over NY Medicaid Program Is 'Baseless,' Court Told
• Eli Lilly's $200M Fraud Suit Is Still Defective, Church Cos. Say
• Ex-Perrigo VP Escapes Some Price-Fixing Claims From AGs
• Aetna Tells 5th Circ. DOL Can't Block Aramark Suit Arbitration
• NC Residents Lose Class Cert. Bid In Hospital Antitrust Fight
• Former Trump Assistant To Co-Lead Covington Policy Practice
• Leidos Settles Ex-Worker's Tobacco Fee Suit
• Conn. Budget Official Deserves 10-Year Sentence, Feds Say
• Intersecting Investigation Risks Loom In Next Congress
• Abbott To Pay $385M To End FCA Claims Over Infant Formula
• Neb. Justices Again Reject Challenge To Medical Marijuana
• Ga. Health System Shaved Workers' Time, Suit Says
• Dems Demand Info From DeSantis On $10M Fraud
• Tylenol Maker Seeks 2nd Circ. Relook In Autism, ADHD Suits
• Exploding Home Sauna Suit Clears Damages Concerns
• AbbVie Seeks To Nix Health Orgs.' 'New Theory' In 340B Row
• CVS Renews Bid To Escape Investors' AI Use Suit
• 11th Circ. Ruling Won't Prevent Qui Tam Constitutional Tests
• Employers In Bind As Noncitizen Workers Lose TPS
• Abbott Can Move Baby Formula Death Suit Out Of Illinois
• New IHS Director Says Bill Protects $5.3B In Health Programs
• 11th Circ. Backs $620K Award In Radiology Contract Fight
• Austrian Device-Maker Exits Suit Over Medicare Fraud
• Fed. Circ. Questions Medical Training Co.'s $100M Deal Theory
• Fed. Circ. Agrees Globus Didn't Infringe Spinal Surgery IP
• Vanda Ruling Offers New Guide To Generic Labeling Disputes
• 3 Takeaways From EBSA's New Health Parity Guidance Docs
• Pa. Hospitals Must Face Wage Suit By 30 ER Doctors
• Process Flaws Doom Group Home's $13.4M Death Appeal
• OB-GYN Hits Conn. Law Firm With $60M Malpractice Lawsuit
• Mass. Court Revives Whistleblower Claims Against Hospital
• NC Biz Court OKs Data Breach Deal But Shrinks Atty Fees
• Pending Rule May End Nurse Training Antitrust Fight, Ga. Says
• Conduent Settles Claims Over Data Breach That Affected 44M
• Attorneys Using AI May Have Ethical Duty To Redact Docs
• Insurer Wants Quick 8th Circ. 401(k) Forfeiture Suit Appeal
• Drone Co., Ex-VP Reach Deal Resolving Pay, Sabotage Claims
• 11th Circ. Urged To Undo Trial Loss For Hospital Ratings Org
• Hospital Says Saul Ewing Atty's 'Revenge' Drove FCA Suit
• Dompé To Pay $32M Over Foundation Co-Pay Kickback Claims
• Catholic Charity Fights Bid To Toss Funding Cut Suit
• Biosimilars Boast Big Savings But Face IP Risks, Report Says
• DHS Aims To End 60-Day Grace Period For Certain Work Visas
• Hospitals Say Mich. BCBS Unit Owes For Out-Of-State Care
• Judge Finds No Standing To Block Ill. Aid-In-Dying Law
• Colo. Judge Asked To Sanction Hospital In Gender Care Suit
• Cannabis, Psychedelics Boom Raises IP Hurdles
• 5 Practice Tips After DOJ's Healthcare Fraud Declination
• $270M Medi-Cal False Claims Scheme Nets 30-Year Sentence
• Bid Protest Spotlight: GAO Lessons For Small Biz Contractors
• Greenberg Traurig Sued Over Ex-Pharma CEO's Indictment
• 6th Circ. Says Fatal Child Hold Excluded From Coverage
• State AI Safety Laws Raise New Liabilities For Healthcare Cos.
• TPG, Blue Owl, CVC Exploring Deals, And More Rumors
• Indiana Justices Probe Timing Of Religious Abortion Suit
• Frazier Life Sciences Adds $1.1B To Its Public Fund
• Juggling And Unicycling Make Me A Better Lawyer
• NC Justices Probe TikTok's State Contacts In Addiction Case
• Dentsply Investor Suit Over Pandemic Woes Lined Up For Trial
• Conn. Justices Doubt State's Bid To Split Spousal Claims
• Pa. Panel Orders New Trial In Chiropractor Stroke Suit
• Ga. Home Health Agency Says Rival's Logo Confuses Patients
• NJ Tech Chief Seeks To Avoid TikTok Depo In AG's Fraud Suit
• Biz Group Says Centene 401(k) Suit Threatens Investor Choice
• ​​​​​​​Cannabis Co. Failed To Prevent Patient Data Breach, Suit Says
• FTC Chucks Biden-Era Health App Breach Notification Policy
• DC Circ. Declines To Halt DOJ's Cannabis Rescheduling
• Calif. Judge Hands Eli Lilly Mixed Bag In Compound Drug Suit
• Calif. Judge Seeks Clearer Limits On ICE Use Of Medicaid Data
• 3rd Circ. Seems Open To Reviving Doctor's Age, Sex Bias Suit
• Fox Rothschild Axed Atty Over Hearing Impairment, Suit Says
• 5th Circ. Appears Skeptical Of La. Abortion Pill Suit
• Hogan Lovells Cadwalader Hires FDA Chief Counsel
• 11th Circ. Says ACA Trans Care Rule Fight Is Moot
• State Coalition Can Pursue Challenge To HHS Vax Overhaul
• Apple Fights Masimo Bid To Add $243M To $634M Patent Win
• Medical Pot Co. Can't Block NLRB Labor Case, Union Says
• Biz Groups Ask 8th Circ. To Nix Wells Fargo ERISA Suit
• PruittHealth Looks To Upend $23.6M Negligence Verdict
• Auto Industry Group Gets DOL Green Light For Health Plan
• DOL Issues Mental Health Parity Enforcement Guidance
• Contractor Can't Send Arbitration Pact To $162M Wage Class
• $2.3M Nemours Foundation's ERISA Deal Clears 1st Hurdle
• FDA Closeout Letter Suggests Relaxing Stance On Wearables
• Idaho Supreme Court OKs Revised Abortion Ballot Language
• Medical Cannabis Co. Can't Shake Data Breach Claims
• MFN Pricing Could Upend Drugmakers' Cross-Border Deals
• Biogen Must Face Pharmacies' MS Drug Monopoly Suit
• Recall Recap: Boston Scientific Pacemakers, Baby Formula
• Humana Says $7.3B Roundup Deal Sidelines Health Insurers
• Vertex Fertility Aid Plan Would Violate Kickback Law
• Injury Law Roundup: Meta's Social Media Addiction Deal
• 9th Circ. Restores Idaho Abortion Ban Enforcement, For Now
• Judge Asks Atty To Explain Absences In Nurses' Wage Suit
• Ill. Panel Affirms BIPA Exemption For Home Care Provider
• Ex-Budget Official Asks To Avoid Prison In Conn. Bribery Case
• Justices' Hikma Reasoning May Extend Well Beyond Pharma
• McKesson Owns Antitrust Claims, Not Rite Aid, Judge Finds
• ERISA Recap: 5 Appellate Rulings To Know From August
• Hospital Group Wants To Weigh In On $32M Yale Death Verdict
• Nebraska High Court Rejects Bid To Void Medical Cannabis
• Elevance Health Settles Ex-Worker's Late Pay Class Claims
• NY Judge Won't Block HHS Sharing Of Aid Recipients' Info
• Teva MDL Loss Shows DPAs Can Return To Haunt Civil Suits
• Latham, Simpson Thacher Steer Oura's Expected $2.5B IPO
• Justices Again Refuse NY Health Workers' Fight Over Vax Rule
• Feds Will Pay $11M To End Suit Over Newborn's Brain Damage
• Trump Admin Fights Uphill To Beat Vaccine Overhaul Suit
• Medical Biz Cites $15M Nicaragua Win To Avoid Arbitration
• Penn State Health Gets Retirement Fund Suit Trimmed
• Ky. AG Sues NY Abortion Rights Org. Over Gas Station Ads
• HHS OIG Report Targets $380M In Medicare Organ Payments
• 1st Circ. Orders Redo In Puerto Rico Hospital Loan Fight
• 11th Circ. FCA Qui Tam Revival Queues Up Next Challenges
• Pa. Opens Home Care Wage Probes Covering 100K Workers
• Doctor Supervision Regs Unconstitutional In NC, Nurse Says
• Whistleblower Says She Wasn't Going Around Hospital Attys
• Prepping Health Businesses For Sale In A Data-Driven Market
• Fox Rothschild Says Adult Day Care Suit Rehashes Claims
• KKR Buying Garage Door Co. In $2B Deal, Plus More Rumors
• Sheppard Adds To Corporate Bench In Dallas, London
• Ballet Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Baby Formula Machine Makes Infants Lose Weight, Suit Says
• Hims & Hers Investor Sues Over FTC Privacy, Billing Claims
• Ex-Genesis Team Denies Using Trade Secrets To Compete
• States Sue To Block Medicaid Ban On Youth Gender Care
• Danish Researcher Pleads Guilty To CDC Grant Money Theft
• 2nd Circ. Says PBM Opioid Crisis Suits Belong In Fed. Court
• AI Healthcare Co. Pushed Into Ch. 7 Amid Ex-Exec Dispute
• Suit Alleges Athletico Gave Patient Data To Google Without OK
• Contractor Seeks Redo After Fed. Circ. Vacates $12.7M Award
• Meijer Escapes Suit Over Health Plan Fee For Tobacco Users
• Rejection Of NLRB Successor Bar Renews An Employer Tool
• Colo. Exits Pharma Group's Challenge Of Drug Discount Law
• DOL Backs Aramark Bid To Avoid Aetna ERISA Suit Arbitration
• NY Ethics Opinion Warns Attys On Qui Tam Deception
• Mylan Cites 'Immutable Conflict' In 11th Hour Bid To Stay Trial
• NY Firm, Clinics Reject FedEx's 'Staged' Crashes Claims
• Treatment Centers Cited Over Unpaid Work By Patients
• HHS Seeks 9th Circ. Review Of Tribal Opioid Clinic Order
• 4 Mass. Rulings You May Have Missed In August
• DC Circ. Backs Fair Use Repairs On Med Device Software
• Former In-House Atty May Take Whistleblower Claim To Trial
• NLRB Urges Full DC Circ. To Respect Its Policy Views
• 3 Things To Know: Texas Judge Halts Abortion Drug Suit
• DOJ Fraud Declination Highlights Self-Disclosure Tradeoffs
• HSF Kramer Added To $1B King & Spalding Malpractice Suit
• Cozen Affiliate Adds 4 From Closed McDermott Shop
• 11th Circ. Rules Qui Tam Provisions Don't Violate Constitution