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Health - November, 2026

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• NYC, LA, Other Cities Seek To Halt Latest HUD Grant Terms
• 11th Circ. Backs Emory Healthcare In Ex-Prof's ADA Suit
• 6th Circ. Rejects Fraud Claims Over $600M Train Deal
• 5 Firms Guide CareTrust's $638M Stock Offering
• Travelers Can't Move Senior Home Coverage Fight To Kansas
• NY Contractor Gets Final OK For $162M Caregiver Wage Deal
• TikTok Backs School District In MDL Trial Witness Fight
• Anthropic Accused Of Infringing AI Attention Patents
• Waffle House Tobacco Fee Suit Narrowed To Avoid Arbitration
• JB Hunt To Pay $3.2M To End Tobacco Fee Suit
• Harvard, Boston Hospitals Block Power Plant's Fee Hike
• DaVita, Fresenius Sued By Wash. AG Over Noncompete Terms
• Pharma Co. Investors Ink $4M Deal In FDA Hurdle Suit
• LA Cannabis Retailer Sued Over Email 'Spy Pixels'
• Idaho Judge Stays Abortion Relief, Citing 9th Circ. Ruling
• Telecom Co. Slapped With Tobacco Fee Suit
• 7th Circ. Mulls FCA Penalties For SuperValu Without Damages
• Stryker Shorted Wash. Workers On Breaks, Wages, Suit Says
• Blue Cross Appeals Denial Of Ford Health Benefits Discovery
• Oura Buys Healthcare AI Platform In $625M Deal
• What The 11th Circ.'s Qui Tam Ruling Left Unanswered
• Planning Personal Phone Collections Before Discovery Begins
• Ark. Judge Allows State Abortion Ban Challenge To Proceed
• Pharma Co. Invatech Can Stay In Chapter 11, For Now
• OB-GYN Says Exclusion Doesn't Bar Abortion Suit Coverage
• Judge Will Reduce 'Shocking' $88M Mesh Bellwether Verdict
• How Product Recalls Expose Insurance Coverage Gaps
• Seattle Area Residents Aim To Relaunch Airport Pollution Suit
• Yale Health Network Settles Workers' Time Rounding Suit
• Ex-Eli Lilly Rep Fights Firing After Flagging Mounjaro Abuse
• Med Group Ordered To Return $750K Overpayment To Insurer
• Ohio AG Asks To Streamline Drug Pricing Suit
• Quest Pays $13M To End Giants Ticket Kickback Claims
• HealthSpan's Surgery Partners Bid Now $6B Amid Rival Offer
• FDA Orders New GLP-1 Risk Warnings Over Vision Loss
• Compass Submits Psilocybin Depression Drug To FDA
• Health Plan Startup Sues CMS Over 2-Star Medicare Rating
• Supreme Court Weighs Ending Decades-Old Bivens Doctrine
• Texas Court Affirms Most Of $7.1M Nursing Home Injury Win
• DOJ's Civil Division Head Joins Agency Exits After Midterms
• Hospital Can't Redo Nurses Union Row, NLRB Says
• National Science Foundation Sued Over Plan To Defund Unit
• Pharmacy Tech's COVID Vax Bias Suit Falls Short At 7th Circ.
• USTR Extends Vietnam Section 301 IP Investigation
• Justices Decline Review In Real Estate Row Over Pot Biz
• Justices Seek US View On Pharma's Iraq Terror Liability
• Justices Won't Review DOD, Subcontractor Software Feud
• FDIC Sued By Rural NY Hospital Over Failed Bank Loan
• $45M Deal In IRhythm Heart Device Investor Suit Gets Final OK
• Healthcare Execs Indicted Over $14M DC Medicaid Fraud
• Ill. Jury Awards Mom $28M After Doctors Ignore Labor Stress
• Up Next At High Court: Pipeline Takings & H-2A Fines
• Medical IT Co. Makes Data Breach Deal With Conn., Mich., NJ
• GSK, Moderna End COVID Vaccine Patent Fight In Delaware
• Glenmark's $30M Drug Price-Fixing Deal Gets Final OK
• FTC Letters Expand Hospitals' Pricing Transparency Risks
• MVP: Williams & Connolly's Enu A. Mainigi
• How Cos. Can Reassess Ad Tech After Wash. Pixel Use Ruling
• Medtronic Hit With Antitrust Suit Over Surgical Stapler
• 2nd Circ. Doubts Aetna's Push To Arbitrate Health Fund Fight
• Taxation With Representation: Wilson Sonsini, Fenwick
• Judges Must Turn To Merits Earlier To Fix Civil Justice System
• Anthem Seeks $160M For Alleged Autism Therapy Scheme
• 11th Circ. Backs Order Requiring Clearer Fla. Medicaid Notices
• Judge Pauses Ban On New ACA Insurance Brokers
• HHS Seeks To End Suit Over Aid Recipient Data Sharing
• Health Plan Sponsors Must Inspect 3rd-Party Admin Payments
• Invitae Privacy Suit Must Get OK From NJ Bankruptcy Judge
• Ill. Firm Accused Of Pushing Workers' Comp Deal On Client
• Ex-Sales Leader Violated 'Secrecy' Pact, J&J Ortho Unit Says
• Wash. To Pay $73K In Fees Under Pretrial-Exam-Delay Deal
• MVP: Sidley's Jaime Jones
• $12.9M Deal Ends Anthem Mental Health Coverage Suit
• Racing Against Whistleblowers Could Cost Companies
• Aetna Loses Arb. Bid In Hospitals' Inpatient Pay Policy Row
• Federal Workers Seek To Halt Gender-Affirming Benefits Ban
• Albertsons, Safeway Owe Wash. $900M Over Opioid Diversion
• Open-Water Swimming Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Pharmacy Worker Says Dosage Machine Cut Off Fingertip
• Anthem Fights Rework Of Neurosurgery Group Antitrust Case
• Colo. Co. Accused Of Misusing $400K Loan For HHS Deal
• Anti-Pot Group Eyes New Repeal Pushes After Mass. Loss
• 2nd Circ. Told To Not Expand Antitrust Patent Fraud Standing
• AGs Say Taro's $200M MDL Deal Doesn't Bar Their Claims
• Walgreens Seeks Sanctions In Investors' Pharma Growth Suit
• 4 Argument Sessions For Benefits Attys To Watch In Nov.
• Mass. Justices Doubt Nantucket's Rationale For PFML Denial
• What To Expect From Calif.'s Incoming Health AI Laws
• Highmark Health Network Hit With Suit Over AI Recording Use
• MVP: Holland & Knight's Jennifer Weaver
• The Invisible AI Danger That May Undermine Legal Profession
• EU Committees OK Tighter Controls On Drug Inputs
• Abortion Measures Split State Voters In Midterm Election
• CVS To Split In 2, Unraveling Decade-Old Megamerger
• Va., Mo. Voters Deliver Wins For Abortion Rights
• Mass., Idaho Voters Defeat Anti-Cannabis Ballot Measures
• New Calif. Governor Promises Litigation-Heavy Agenda
• Feds Dropping Charges Against Harvard Researcher
• Birth Control Clip Maker Must Face Injury Case Trial
• Ga. Court Affirms Toss Of $7.5M Verdict In Patient Death Suit
• Youth File Fresh Appeal In Colo. Hospital Gender Care Suit
• 3M Inks $7.35B Deal To Settle Most PFAS Foam Claims
• PBM Says Fla. Collusion Suit Belongs In Federal Court
• Mallinckrodt Loses $9.5M Award, Wins Delay In Airgas Drug
• Ex-Hospital Worker Can't Get Out Of Bias Settlement
• Ex-Employee Calls J&J Unit's Trade Secret Suit Retaliation
• Squires Grants 4 IPRs, Denies 6 Before Handing Over Power
• Bank Health Plan Charged Unlawful Tobacco Fee, Suit Says
• How Cos. Using AI Agents Can Avoid Protected Data Incidents
• Choice Spine Says Polsinelli Sanctions Bid Is Premature
• DOL Association Health Plan Rule Could Cut Employer Costs
• Adult Daycare Pushes To Revive Suit Against Fox Rothschild
• MVP: Dudensing Law's Ed Dudensing
• Hospice Provider General Counsel Joins Morgan Lewis In DC
• Mass. Judge Nixes Feds' Bid To Stay Grant Termination Ruling
• FDA Classification Setback Bodes Well For Wound Care Cos.
• 1st Circ. Won't Revive Sex Bias Suit Against Benefits Co.
• Vaccine Co. Investors Want Final OK Of $6M Settlement
• Ohio High Court Clarifies Juror-Bias Challenge Standard
• NJ Parents' Suit Challenging Storing Baby DNA Gets Tossed
• ICE Says Calif. Detention Facility Meets Improvement Order
• Patient Can Refile Mich. Nurse Assault Suit In State Court
• UK Health Co. Can't Exit Psilocybin Trade Secrets Theft Suit
• HHS Says Wash. Has No Stake In Noncitizen Medicaid Fight
• Meta Users Win Class Cert. In Pixel Healthcare Data Suit
• Splenda Maker Says Cancer Claims Weren't Protected Speech
• Pharmacy Hit With NJ Suit Over GLP-1 Marketing
• Weight Loss Biz Files Ch. 11 With $28M Debt
• MVP: Sheppard's Eric Newsom
• Lessons For Cannabis Dispensaries From Web Tracking Suits
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Cancer Therapy Co. Karyopharm Hits Ch. 11 With Merger Plan
• Pennsylvania Healthcare Group Hits Ch. 11 To Sell Hospital
• Law360 MVP Awards Go To Top Attorneys From 89 Firms