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March 7, 2025
Health Law Weekly

Featured Articles

HHS Rescinds Longstanding Policy That Expanded Public Input on Agency Regulations

Top Ten 2025: The Impact of the MHPAEA Final Rule—Focused on Access

Current Topics

Antitrust

FTC Looks to Block Medical Device Coatings Deal as Anticompetitive

Sutter Health to Settle Long-Running Antitrust Action

Fraud and Compliance

Counseling Service, Deceased Owner’s Estate Agree to $4.6 Million Settlement of Medicaid Fraud Allegations

Doctor Charged with Sexually Abusing Patients, Adulterating Medical Devices, and Health Care Fraud

Doctor Gets Ten Years in Prison for $70 Million Health Care Fraud Scheme

Physical Therapy Clinic Owner Sentenced to Nine Months in Prison for Health Care Fraud

Social Worker Sentenced for Billing Fraud Scheme

SuperValu Prevails in Drug Pricing Fraud Whistleblower Action

Transportation Company Owner Sentenced for Medicaid Fraud

Health Care Finance and Transactions

Walgreens to Be Acquired by Private Equity Firm

Health Information

U.S. Court in Washington Allows Breach of Fiduciary Duty Claim Against Hospital in Website Tracking Row

Health Law Policy and Administration Hub

CBO Analysis Fuels Concerns About Medicaid Cuts Under House Budget Plan

CMS Alerts Hospitals That New Policies, Regulations May Be Considered for Gender-Affirming Care

CMS Rescinds Guidance on Health-Related Social Needs

Senators Question CMS Staff Firings

Supreme Court Rejects Administration’s Request to Keep $2 Billion in Foreign Aid Payments Frozen

U.S. Court in Maryland Issues Nationwide Preliminary Injunction of Executive Orders' Transgender Care Restrictions

U.S. Court in Massachusetts Enjoins NIH Rate Reduction for Indirect Costs

U.S. Court in Rhode Island Extends Block of Federal Funding Freeze

Patient Care Liability and Litigation

Supreme Court Won’t Review Decision Rejecting Federal Immunity Defense in Data Breach Lawsuit

Reproductive Health Law Hub

Arizona Judge Says State’s 15-Week Abortion Ban Is Unconstitutional

Trump Administration Moves to Dismiss Idaho Emergency Abortion Care Challenge, Health System Secures Temporary Block
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