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June 6, 2025
Health Law Weekly

Featured Articles

DOJ’s New Nationwide Civil Rights Fraud Initiative: Emerging False Claims Act Risk for the Health Care Industry

  • David O’Neal, Parker Hudson Rainer & Dobbs LLP
  • Drew Stevens, Parker Hudson Rainer & Dobbs LLP

Eli Lilly’s GLP-1 Litigation: Issues Related to Corporate Practice of Medicine and FDA Regulations

Putting Price Transparency into Perspective

Current Topics

Antitrust

U.S. Court in Illinois Refuses to Dismiss Price-Fixing Lawsuit Against MultiPlan, Insurers

Behavioral Health

Fourth Circuit Says Federal Courts Can’t Review Patient’s Challenge to State Consent Order Ending Involuntary Commitment

House Passes Measure Reauthorizing Substance Use Disorder, Mental Health Programs

Fraud and Compliance

Addiction Treatment Center Execs Charged in Massive Fraud Scheme

Call Center Operator Gets 3.5 Years in Prison for Medicare Fraud Scheme

CEO of Health Care Software Company Convicted in $1 Billion Fraud Conspiracy

DME Company Owner Handed Almost Two Years in Prison for Kickback Scheme

DME Company Owner Pleads Guilty to Medicare Fraud Scheme

Ninth Circuit Rejects Whistleblower Lawsuit Alleging Improper Anesthesia Billing

Nursing Home Chain to Pay $3.61 Million to Resolve Worthless Services Allegations

Pain Management Doctor Agrees to Settle Neurostimulator False Claims Allegations

Physician Agrees to $3.5 Million Settlement of COVID-19 False Billing Allegations

Government Reimbursement

PRRB/CMS Administrator Update

Health Insurance

Fifth Circuit to Rehear Challenge to Rate Calculations Under No Surprises Act Rule

Health Law Policy and Administration Hub

Nearly 11 Million Could Lose Health Coverage Under Reconciliation Measure, CBO Says

Reproductive Health Law Hub

CMS Nixes EMTALA Guidance on Abortion Services

Tax and Nonprofit

Pennsylvania Supreme Court Holds Hospital Entitled to Property Tax Exemption, Refuses to Consider Parent’s Executive Compensation
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