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April 08, 2026
Ed. Dept. Says It's Not Required To Fund $1B In Youth Grants
The U.S. Department of Education denied accusations by 16 U.S. states that it is flouting a court order to restore nearly $1 billion in K–12 mental health grants, arguing in a Western District of Washington filing that the order required officials to re-review the grants, not actually provide full funding.
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April 08, 2026
Va. Hospital Patient Seeks Final Nod For $3.1M Privacy Deal
An Inova Health Care Services patient is urging a Virginia federal judge to grant final approval to a $3.1 million deal to resolve claims the healthcare system unlawfully shared private health information with Meta and Google through online tracking tools, arguing the resolution has received "overwhelming support" from the settlement class.
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April 08, 2026
Fla. Insurer, Ex-Parent To Pay $135M Over ACA Fraud Scheme
A Florida insurer and its former parent, which is a Delaware-based national partnership of insurance brokers, have agreed to pay $135 million collectively to resolve allegations of a scheme to enroll ineligible consumers into subsidized Affordable Care Act plans and of defrauding the federal government of more than $140 million.
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April 08, 2026
Biz Judge Keeps Doc Class Action Against Luxottica, For Now
A Texas Business Court judge Wednesday kept alive, on procedural grounds, a proposed class action made up of Texas optometrists who say that their office space deals with eye care giant Luxottica of America Inc. didn't follow Texas law.
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April 08, 2026
AbbVie Says 340B Program Defines 'Patient' Too Broadly
Federally funded healthcare providers in the 340B Drug Pricing Program are using an "overly broad" interpretation of the word "patient" based on government guidelines, and it's leading to them abusing 340B discounts, AbbVie claimed in a lawsuit filed against two federal health agencies Wednesday.
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