The Truth About Medical Debt And Credit Reporting: Three Things To Know
A federal judge in Texas recently ruled on medical debt reporting — here's what the ruling means for providers and for those who have medical debt.
Agentic AI Could Push Healthcare Into A Legal Gray Area, Attorney Says
Without strong guardrails, errors could have life-or-death consequences, said Lily Li, founder of law firm Metaverse Law.
Keeping Law School Accessible When Federal Loans Fall Short
As federal borrowing caps tighten financing options for law students, one organization is stepping in to negotiate the terms they can't secure alone.
Judge Advances Particle Health’s Antitrust Lawsuit Against Epic
The case centers on Epic’s alleged use of its influence over the Carequality data exchange to block Particle’s access to patient records and stifle competition in the emerging payer platform market.
The Best Law Schools For Health Law (2025)
If you're interested in health law, you need to see this list.
Why A U.S. Judge Paused Several Provisions Of The Marketplace Rule
This marks a legal victory for Democrats and healthcare advocates who argued the rule would cause widespread coverage losses and violated federal law.
Healthcare Experts Slam Florida’s Plan To End Vaccine Mandates
Florida plans to end all vaccine mandates, drawing sharp criticism from health experts who warn it threatens public health and could lead to preventable disease outbreaks.
Opus 2 Steps Up Its AI Game With Acquisition Of A Legal Tech Startup
With the addition of Uncover’s technology, the litigation software is delivering rapid innovation.
What Did Lawmakers Discuss At The House Hearing On Health AI?
They highlighted the technology’s potential to reduce administrative burdens and boost care access in rural areas — while also warning about oversight gaps and the risks of AI-driven prior authorization.
Embracing Transparency, FDA Will Make All Future Drug Rejection Letters Public
FDA Commissioner Marty Makary said publishing complete response letters recognizes public interest in the transparency and credibility of agency decision-making about drugs.
More Than 100 Organizations Back Bill To Expand Patient Access To Clinical Trials
A coalition of 131 healthcare organizations is backing the Clinical Trial Modernization Act, which aims to expand patient access to clinical trials through financial support and other measures.
Florida’s New Stem Cell Law: What It Signals For Physicians, Patients, And The Future Of Regenerative Medicine
You don’t have to practice in Florida for this law to matter. Patient interest in regenerative care is growing rapidly.
Legal Is Changing. And NeoSummit Is Where The Future Is Being Built.
Legal and operational leaders are gathering May 6–7 in Fort Lauderdale to confront the questions the industry hasn't answered—with a keynote from Amanda Knox setting the tone.
DOJ: UHG, Amedisys Must Divest 164 Locations For Acquisition To Proceed
The Justice Department has reached a proposed settlement with UnitedHealth Group and Amedisys regarding UnitedHealth’s acquisition of the home health provider.
BioNTech To Pay CureVac, GSK $740M Plus Royalties To Settle mRNA Patent Disputes
The deal helps move BioNTech’s proposed acquisition of CureVac closer to completion. With the settlement, GSK said it will tender the CureVac shares it owns in support of the $1.25 billion acquisition.
Will The Arkansas PBM Law Survive A Judge’s Rejection?
A judge recently blocked an Arkansas law that would have banned PBMs from owning and operating pharmacies in the state. Although the state plans to appeal, one expert says the law likely has no future.
RFK Jr. Cancels $500M In mRNA R&D Contracts As HHS Turns Focus To Older, Slower Vaccine Technologies
RFK Jr. is cancelling 22 mRNA vaccine contracts funded by BARDA. Without evidence, Kennedy claimed these vaccines fail to protect effectively against upper respiratory tract infections.
Top Biglaw Firm Poaches 40+ Lawyers From Competitor In Latest Group Lateral Move
This is a major group hire for the firm.