Expert Analysis

Transmission Security Has A Critical Role In Healthcare

In light of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services' Office of Civil Rights' continuing enforcement initi... (more story)

FTC Actions Highlight New Noncompete Enforcement Strategy

Several recent noncompete-related actions from the Federal Trade Commission — including its recent dismissal of ca... (more story)

When AI Denies, Insurance Bad Faith Claims May Follow

Two recent rulings from Minnesota and Kentucky federal courts signal that past statements about claims-handling pr... (more story)

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GAO Sustains Protest Of $48.5M Medicare Contract

The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services unreasonably evaluated whether a Wisconsin company was eligible to compete for a $48.5 million task order, the U.S. Government Accountability Office said, sustainin... (more story)

Yale Health System Settles $435M Hospital Sale Suit

Yale New Haven Health Services Corp., Connecticut's largest hospital system, has reached a settlement in principle with bankrupt Prospect Medical Holdings Inc. that would resolve a $435 million contract disput... (more story)

BrainStorm Can't Shed Investors' ALS Treatment Trial Claims

Biopharmaceutical company BrainStorm Cell Therapeutics Inc. must face a proposed investor class alleging it misrepresented feedback from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration regarding clinical trials for an A... (more story)

FTC Chair Pledges 'Action' Against Late Merger Fixes

Federal Trade Commission Chairman Andrew Ferguson vowed Tuesday to take unspecified "action" against tactics by merging companies to propose fixes only after antitrust enforcers bring a transaction challenge, ... (more story)

VarmX Partners With Biotech CSL In Deal Worth Up To $2.2B

European life sciences venture capital firm EQT Life Sciences on Tuesday announced that its portfolio company VarmX, a Netherlands-based biotech, has entered into an exclusive option agreement to be bought by ... (more story)

Investor Says $16M Ouraring Fight Shouldn't Go To Finland

An early investor in the Oura health and fitness tracker is fighting Ouraring Inc.'s attempt to send his $16 million dispute to arbitration in Finland, saying there is no underlying agreement to arbitrate and ... (more story)

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Missouri AG Can Seek Unredacted Trans Care Records

The Missouri attorney general can demand that a hospital turn over unredacted records on patients getting transgender care as part of a probe of a whistleblower complaint, a state appeals court held Tuesday.

Meta Loses Bid To Overturn Verdict In Flo Privacy Class Action

A California federal judge has refused to disturb a jury verdict that found Meta Platforms Inc. liable for using an online tracking tool to unlawfully obtain sensitive health data that users entered into the F... (more story)

FTC Urged To Probe Microsoft Over Ascension Data Breach

U.S. Sen. Ron Wyden, D-Ore., is calling on the Federal Trade Commission to open an investigation into Microsoft's "gross cybersecurity negligence" that has allegedly contributed to cyberattacks against critica... (more story)

DexCom Beats Most Of Investors' Diabetes Device Sales Suit

A California judge has trimmed a proposed class action from shareholders of glucose monitor manufacturer DexCom Inc. who allege they were damaged by the company's misrepresentations regarding its ability to ke... (more story)

Particle's Antitrust Battle With Epic: 3 Things To Know

Epic Systems Corp. must face allegations it violated federal law by attempting to monopolize a segment of the electronic health records market to the exclusion of competitor Particle Health Inc. Here's what yo... (more story)

Morgan Lewis Attys Talk Key FDA AI Policies Of 2025

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration's internal artificial intelligence tool, new medical device guidance and a warning about wearable technology. Law360 Healthcare Authority explores these and other issues h... (more story)

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J&J Whistleblowers Defend $1.6B False Claims Act Win

Whistleblowers filed a brief Wednesday in the Third Circuit in a closely watched False Claims Act appeal involving a $1.6 billion judgment against Johnson & Johnson unit Janssen as well as the constitutionalit... (more story)

FDA Says Vape Manufacturer Lying About Marketing Approval

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration on Tuesday sued manufacturers of flavored vapes in New Jersey federal court to seek an end to their sales, saying that they are falsely representing that their products ha... (more story)

3rd Circ. Weighs Limits On NJ Medical Aid In Dying Act

The Third Circuit on Wednesday considered whether a Delaware woman with terminal cancer can challenge New Jersey's residency requirement for medical aid in dying, even though she has yet to be certified as hav... (more story)

Hospital Agrees To End Retirement Plan Fee, Investment Suit

A New York hospital system told a federal court Wednesday it will end a proposed class action alleging it failed to remove underperforming investment options from its retirement plan and keep an eye on adminis... (more story)

Ex-CDC Head Says RFK Jr. Urged Vax Schedule Rubber Stamp

Susan Monarez, the former head of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, told federal lawmakers on Wednesday she was abruptly fired just weeks into her tenure for "holding the line on scientific integrity."

Dr.'s COVID Falsehoods Are Free Speech, Wash. Panel Says

A Washington state appeals court unanimously ruled Tuesday that the Washington Medical Commission overstepped its authority by punishing a doctor for COVID-19 falsehoods he published to his blog, but affirmed ... (more story)