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August 15, 2025

Health Law Weekly

Featured Articles

A Union’s Duty to Accommodate Employee Religious Objection to Joining Union and Paying Union Dues

Cybersecurity in the Crosshairs: Legal and Financial Risk in FDA-Regulated Medical Devices

Succeed or Struggle: How Health Care Joint Ventures Can Either Flourish or Flatline

Current Topics

Fraud and Compliance

Anesthesiologist Agrees to Pay over $2 Million to Settle False Billing Allegations

APRN and Medical Practice Pay Over $600k to Resolve Improper Billing Allegations

Jury Finds Fraudster Guilty in Medicaid Scam

Lab, Owners to Pay More Than $1.2 Million to Settle False Billing Allegations

Pharmacist, Pharmacy Agree to $825,000 Settlement of Medicare False Claims Allegations

Physician Hit With $1.4 Million Judgment for False Billing for P-Stim Devices

Physician Investment in Medical Device Company Does Not Violate AKS, OIG Says

Texas AG Sues Lilly Alleging Illegal Inducements to Physicians

U.S. Court in Massachusetts Allows Government to Shift FCA Liability Theories in Kickback-Related Action Against Regeneron

Government Reimbursement

Sixth Circuit Rejects U.S. Chamber of Commerce's Challenge to Medicare Drug Price Negotiation

Health Law Policy and Administration Hub

HHS Resurrects Childhood Vaccine Task Force

Trump Executive Order Aims to Ensure Resilient Pharmaceutical Supply Chain

Trump Rescinds Biden Executive Order on Competition

U.S. Court in Pennsylvania Strikes Religious Exemption to Birth Control Coverage

Life Sciences

Eighth Circuit Won’t Rehear Decision Leaving Minnesota Law Regulating Generic Drug Price Increases Blocked

Lilly Inks $1.3 Billion Deal to Bring in AI for Obesity Drug Discovery

Patient Care Liability and Litigation

U.S. Court in Maryland Rejects EMTALA Claim Because Patient Failed to Show Disparate Treatment

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Health Law Weekly Issue - August 15, 2025