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November 25, 2025
Kaiser Cleared To Pay $46M For Sharing Data With Tech Cos.
A California federal judge granted preliminary approval Tuesday to a settlement of at least $46 million from three Kaiser Permanente entities to resolve claims by 13.1 million patients across the country who say it disclosed their information to Google, Microsoft, Twitter and other third parties without consent.
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November 25, 2025
UnitedHealth Gets OptumRx Antitrust Suit Sent To Arbitration
A group of independent pharmacies must arbitrate their proposed class claims that UnitedHealth-owned OptumRx gatekeeps its network of Medicare prescription patients by imposing unfair fees, a Washington federal judge said Tuesday, concluding the pharmacies haven't shown the arbitration clauses in question are unenforceable.
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November 25, 2025
Medical AI Co. Accused Of 'Smear Campaign' Against Rivals
Two rivals of medical artificial intelligence platform OpenEvidence have told a Massachusetts federal judge the startup has used the courts in a campaign of "deceit, harassment and defamation" against competitors.
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November 25, 2025
New Complaint Says Ex-Execs Turned Steward Into 'Zombie'
Bankrupt hospital operator Steward Health has filed hundreds of millions in new claims in Texas bankruptcy court against its former CEO and other executives, including allegations that they orchestrated a sale-leaseback deal that rendered the business an insolvent "zombie."
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November 25, 2025
Ariz. Court Partially Reinstates Banner Health Death Suit
An Arizona appellate court has revived a wrongful death suit accusing a Banner Health hospital and a physician of causing a patient's death from drug complications, saying the statute of limitations didn't begin running until the plaintiff received the relevant medical records.
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