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May 30, 2025
Health Law Weekly

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Issues Related to Health Care Employment Arbitration

Practical Guidance to Enable Health Care Compliance Programs to Assess and Monitor AI

U.S. Court in New York Rejects Provider's Challenge to IDR Entity Selection Process for No Surprises Act Disputes

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Coronavirus Pandemic Hub

RFK Jr. Says COVID Shots for Healthy Children, Pregnant Women Will No Longer Be Recommended

Fraud and Compliance

DME Company Owner Handed Almost Three Years in Prison for Medicare Fraud Scheme

DME Company Owner Pleads Guilty to Medicare Fraud Scheme

Doctor Pleads Guilty to Ordering Genetic Tests for Patients He Never Treated

Lab Operator Pleads Guilty to Genetic Testing Kickback Scheme

Man Charged in Medicare Fraud Scheme Related to COVID-19 Testing

Three Companies Agree to $3.7 Million Settlement of False Claims Allegations

Three Sent to Prison for Medicare DME Fraud Scheme

Two Doctors Plead Guilty to Fraud Scheme

Government Reimbursement

CMS Ramping Up Scrutiny of State Medicaid Funding of Undocumented Immigrant Health Care

Health Information

Florida Provider to Pay $800k, Submit to Monitoring After HIPAA Lapses Lead to Unauthorized Access

Health Insurance

DOJ Urges Supreme Court Not to Review ERISA Challenge to Oklahoma PBM Law

Health Law Policy and Administration Hub

CMS Presses Hospitals About “Sex Trait Modification Procedures” in Children

HHS Nixes Moderna Contract for Bird Flu Vaccine

HHS Secretary May Block NIH Scientists from Publishing in Major Medical Journals

U.S. Court in Massachusetts Orders Administration to Restore Two Harvard Physicians’ Online Articles

Patient Care Liability and Litigation

Texas Supreme Court Spells out Limits on Vicarious Liability of Nonprofit Health Care Organizations That Employ Physicians

Reproductive Health Law Hub

Missouri Supreme Court Walks Back Injunctions Blocking Abortion Restrictions
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