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April 12, 2019
Health Law Weekly

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24 Charged with Health Care Fraud in Vast $1.2 Billion Telemarketing Scheme

AbbVie Dodges Whistleblower Action Involving Humira, U.S. Court in New Jersey Finds

CMS Final Rule Expands Telehealth Benefit Under Medicare Advantage

CMS Offers Transition Plan for Part D Sponsors Amid Efforts to Eliminate Drug Rebate Safe Harbor

Compounding Pharmacy CEO Convicted of Defrauding FDA, Distributing Adulterated Drugs

Florida Nursing Home Owner Convicted in $1.3 Billion Health Care Fraud Scheme, DOJ Announces

Government Appeals Ruling Blocking Medicaid Work Requirements

House Democrats Press Administration on Decision Not to Defend ACA

House Panel Passes Bipartisan Drug Pricing Legislation

Idaho Enacts Measure Adding Work Requirements to Voter-Approved Medicaid Expansion

Part D Rule Eliminating Retroactive Pharmacy Fees Will Level the Playing Field, Azar Says

Republicans Revive Measure to Salvage Pre-Existing Conditions Protections

Senate Democrats Unveil Medicare-for-All Act

Senate Finance Leaders Urge Transparency at Hearing with PBMs

U.S. Court in Illinois Dismisses FCA Action for Lack of Materiality Citing Government's Continued Payments

U.S. Court in Massachusetts Boots Class Action Based on Allegedly Inaccurate EHR Software

U.S. Court in Pennsylvania Grants Government’s Motion to Dismiss Whistleblower Action

Unlicensed Dentist to Serve Two Years for Fraud
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