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  • September 14, 2026

    DOJ Suit Over NY Medicaid Program Is 'Baseless,' Court Told

    New York officials and the state's chosen steward for managing its $10 billion Medicaid home-care program fired back at U.S. Justice Department allegations that the bidding process for that contract was a sham, telling a federal court the suit is politically motivated and legally deficient.

  • September 14, 2026

    Eli Lilly's $200M Fraud Suit Is Still Defective, Church Cos. Say

    Companies affiliated with the Church of God in Christ urged a Florida federal judge to dismiss Eli Lilly's amended lawsuit alleging a $200 million-plus fraud scheme to resell the Trulicity diabetes drug on the secondary market, saying the latest complaint still lacks specificity despite including more claims. 

  • September 14, 2026

    Ex-Perrigo VP Escapes Some Price-Fixing Claims From AGs

    A Connecticut federal judge has tossed most of the claims against a former Perrigo executive in sprawling generic-drug price-fixing litigation brought by state enforcers, holding there is insufficient evidence he entered into antitrust conspiracies related to more than a dozen dermatological drugs, but teeing up a handful of other claims for trial.

  • September 14, 2026

    Aetna Tells 5th Circ. DOL Can't Block Aramark Suit Arbitration

    Aetna Life Insurance Co. urged the Fifth Circuit on Monday against the U.S. Department of Labor's argument that uniform company Aramark Services Inc.'s health claims dispute with the insurer should remain in court, arguing a Texas judge erred in declining to enforce the parties' binding arbitration agreement.

  • September 14, 2026

    NC Residents Lose Class Cert. Bid In Hospital Antitrust Fight

    A state court judge has denied class certification to a group of residents in western North Carolina in their healthcare antitrust case, saying they fell short of showing classwide impact in the form of allegedly increased premiums and decreased quality of care.

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