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DOJ, Ohio File Antitrust Suit Against OhioHealth Over Payer Contracts
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Morning Docket: 02.25.26
* Majority of Supreme Court justices skip out on Trump’s State of the Union. [Daily Beast]
* Isaac Hayes estate secures settlement in copyright dispute with Trump campaign over unauthorized use of the singer’s work. [Rolling Stone]
* Judges want control of crumbling judicial infrastructure. [ABA Journal]
* Court blocks government access to Washington Post reporter’s devices it seized. [Reuters]
* SEC announces new enforcement approach. [Law360]
* As technology provides a better picture of a company’s real-time situation, the whole concept managing legal risk needs to change along with it. [Catylex]
* Inquiries about tariff refunds have made life “chaotic” for trade attorneys. [National Law Journal]
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