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April 4, 2025

Health Law Weekly

Featured Articles

Health Care Corporate Governance: Issues Related to Governance Versus Management

Not Medical Devices: District Court Vacates FDA’s LDT Rule

Representing Hospitals and Health Systems: What Has Changed Over the Years?

Current Topics

Antitrust

DOJ Announces Anticompetitive Regulations Task Force

FTC to Move Forward with Administrative Action Against PBMs over Insulin Prices

Fraud and Compliance

Chiropractor Convicted of Health Care Fraud

Man Pleads to Guilty to COVID-19 Test Kit Fraud Scheme

Medical Clinic, Physician Agree to Settle Medicare, Medicaid False Billing Allegations

Medical Device Company Will Pay up to $14.25 Million to Resolve False Billing Allegations for Vision Tests

Medical Transport Company, Owner Indicted for Medicaid Fraud Scheme

Ringleader of $23 Million Fraud Scheme Pleads Guilty

Three Plead Guilty to Behavioral Health Fraud Conspiracy

U.S. Court in New Jersey Says Janssen Must Pay $1.64 Billion for Off-Label Drug Marketing Fraud

Government Reimbursement

Supreme Court Hears Oral Arguments on South Carolina’s Bid to Exclude Planned Parenthood from Medicaid

Health Insurance

Association Health Plan Bill Reintroduced in House

Health Law Policy and Administration Hub

Federal Judge Temporarily Blocks HHS from Terminating $11 Billion in Public Health Funding

Oz Confirmed on Strict Party-Line Vote as New CMS Administrator

Public Health Groups, Researchers Sue Administration over NIH Grant Terminations

Significant Workforce Cuts Underway as HHS Implements Far-Reaching Agency Overhaul

U.S. Court in Maryland Enjoins Layoffs of Probationary Worker at Certain Federal Agencies but Narrows Injunction to Plaintiff States

Life Sciences

Senate Panel Approves Measures Aimed at Boosting Competition, Lowering Prices of Prescription Drugs

U.S. Court in Colorado Rejects Amgen Challenge to Colorado Rx Drug Affordability Law

Reproductive Health Law Hub

U.S. Court Says Prosecution Threats in Alabama for Aiding Out-of-State Travel for Abortions Are Unconstitutional

Woman Sues California Hospital Alleging Failure to Provide Emergency Abortion Care Violated State Law

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Health Law Weekly Issue - April 4, 2025