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February 14, 2025
Health Law Weekly

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Key Considerations Related to Medical Device, Pharmaceutical, and Biotech Arrangements

Texas Legal Threats to Abortion Providers Practicing Telemedicine Could Put All Telehealth Access at Risk

  • Natalie Birnbaum, Founding Attorney at Repro Solutions PC, State Legal and Policy Director at RHITES (Reproductive Healthcare Initiative for Telehealth Equity and Solutions)

Top Ten 2025: Antitrust Trends and Forecast for the Health Care Industry Under a New Administration

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Dispute Resolution

Arkansas Appeals Court Upholds Arbitration Agreement as a Condition of Admission to Nursing Home

Fraud and Compliance

U.S. Court in New York Allows Pathologist’s FCA Retaliation Lawsuit Against Medical Center over Alleged Federal Grant Fraud

Doctor Found Guilty for Role in $24 Million Medicare Fraud Scheme

Doctor Sentenced to over Seven Years in Prison for Illegal Opioid Distribution

Four Pharmacists Sent to Prison for Health Care Fraud Conspiracy

Fraudster Handed up to 25 Years in State Prison Concurrent with Federal Sentence

Pharmacists Convicted for Illegal Distribution of Oxycodone

Health Law Policy and Administration Hub

Federal Funding Freeze Remains Blocked as Court Orders Administration to Comply

Federal Judge Temporarily Blocks Nationwide Executive Order Restricting Transgender Care for Children Under 19

HHS Secretary Kennedy to Head New Make America Healthy Again Commission

RFK Jr. Confirmed, Sworn in as HHS Secretary

U.S. Court in DC Orders Administration to Restore Online Health Data

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

Unions Challenge DOGE Access to Sensitive Agency Data Held by Labor, HHS, and CFPB
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