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July 25, 2025
Health Law Weekly

Featured Articles

Administration Asks Supreme Court to Pause Order Setting Aside NIH Grant Terminations

Lessons From Two Recent Fraud and Abuse Enforcement Actions Involving Routine Business Practices

Reproductive Health Law Updates: Planned Parenthood, Mifepristone, Shield Laws, EMTALA, and More

Current Topics

Fraud and Compliance

Former Lab Owner Agrees to $27.5 Million Judgment over Cancer Genetic Testing Scheme

Illinois Man Draws Additional Three-Years in Prison for COVID Testing Fraud

Missouri Psychiatrist to Pay $501k to Settle False Billing Allegations

Nurse Practitioner Convicted in $12.1 Million Medicare Fraud Scheme

Pennsylvania Provider to Pay $790k to Resolve False Claims Allegations

Government Reimbursement

Humana Renews Challenge to Medicare Advantage Star Ratings

Health Information

New York ASC Pays $250,000 to Resolve OCR Ransomware Probe

U.S. Court in California Says Meta, Google Must Face Most Claims in GoodRx Privacy Action

White House Unveils Action Plan to Advance AI

Health Insurance

Second Circuit Rejects Provider's Challenge over No Surprises Act Dispute Resolution Delays

U.S. Court in Iowa Blocks Parts of State's PBM Law

Health Law Policy and Administration Hub

CBO Estimates 10 Million Will Lose Health Coverage Under Tax and Spending Law

HHS Officially Adopts Panel Recommendation to Remove Thimerosal from Flu Vaccines

Patient Care Liability and Litigation

U.S. Court in Maine Says CMS Rule Ending EMTALA Obligations with Inpatient Admission Conflicts with Statute

Reproductive Health Law Hub

Missouri Sues Planned Parenthood for Allegedly Downplaying Risks of Abortion Pill

U.S. Court in Massachusetts Enjoins Medicaid Funding Restriction for Some Planned Parenthood Affiliates
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