This was the week of health payors, with major names like CVS, Cigna, and Humana posting their results for this past quarter. Here, Law360 Healthcare Authority breaks down what to know from earnings this week.

A group of attorneys from Ice Miller LLP is guiding FuturHealth, a telehealth company focused on weight loss, through its Chapter 11 case as the company pursues a dual-track plan for an asset sale or reorganization.

New York-based Community Memorial Hospital Inc. has hit the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation with a suit accusing it of wrongly refusing to insure or offset approximately $1.9 million in loan funds held at a failed Ge...(read more)

A team of six attorneys from Sidley Austin LLP is steering the Chapter 11 case of cancer drug developer Karyopharm Therapeutics Inc. as the company looks to merge with biotechnology firm Ayrmid and trim debt through a prep...(read more)

A Connecticut federal judge has granted final approval to a $29.6 million settlement between dozens of states and Glenmark Pharmaceuticals that resolves claims accusing the company of conspiring with competitors to drive u...(read more)

Enu Mainigi of Williams & Connolly LLP represented SuperValu and Albertsons before an Illinois federal jury that cleared them of liability on claims they overcharged the government for prescription drugs, earning her a spo...(read more)

A medical device company failed to provide Washington hourly workers with required meal and rest breaks, underpaid their wages and restricted their ability to discuss their pay, according to a proposed class action removed...(read more)

A Massachusetts federal judge said Tuesday she will reduce an $88 million verdict awarded to an Alabama couple in the first bellwether hernia mesh trial against Medtronic subsidiary Covidien LP, saying the award appeared t...(read more)

The Department of Health and Human Services is asking a New York federal judge to either rule in its favor or otherwise throw out a suit focused on whether HHS is allowed to share personal information with the Department o...(read more)

California's new statewide ground rules for artificial intelligence in clinical care, set to take effect on Jan. 1, reveal the Legislature's choice to regulate healthcare AI primarily though institutions, rather than direc...(read more)

Dubbed the "Queen of the False Claims Act" by an opposing counsel, Jennifer Weaver of Holland & Knight LLP convinced the government to drop its investigation into California's Cedars-Sinai Medical Center and successfully d...(read more)

U.S. Patent and Trademark Office Director John Squires on Tuesday instituted four inter partes reviews in what could be the final petitions for which he reviews the merits.

A final rule published Monday makes it easier for the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services to revoke providers' billing privileges to Medicare and then ultimately remove them from the program. Here, Law360 looks at fou...(read more)

The U.S. Supreme Court's apparent readiness to back the Catholic Church in a clash over a Colorado school program doesn't bode well for New Mexico insurance officials defending claims the program violated the rights of wha...(read more)

An Arkansas physician and six women can proceed with claims that the state's near-total abortion ban violates the Arkansas Constitution by effectively chilling pregnancy-related care, a state judge ruled, denying the major...(read more)

The attorney general of Ohio is seeking to amend its complaint accusing Express Scripts and several related entities of conspiring to raise prescription drug prices.

The Ninth Circuit on Monday gave a Christian worker another chance to claim a Washington state agency illegally fired her for opposing its COVID-19 vaccine mandate on religious grounds, directing the lower court to zero in...(read more)

Quest Diagnostics Inc. has paid $13 million to settle allegations that it submitted false claims to Medicare and New York and New Jersey Medicaid programs, according to federal prosecutors.