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April 10, 2026
Chest Binders Become Latest Front In Anti-Trans Litigation
Chest binders — medical devices that can be used by individuals experiencing gender dysphoria or who want a more gender-neutral alternative to bras — have emerged as the newest target in an unfolding regulatory and legal climate that transgender advocates describe as an overtly partisan political attack against a type of product that the U.S. Food and Drug Administration has deemed the least risky.
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April 10, 2026
Allstate Says Texas Family Stole $7.9M In Medical Billing Scam
A Texas family and their collection of companies carried out a scheme to defraud Allstate out of $7.9 million by submitting false records and bills for unnecessary medical services purportedly provided to motor vehicle crash victims, the insurer alleged in a suit filed in Texas federal court Friday.
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April 10, 2026
Wisconsin High Court OKs COVID Immunity For Hospitals
A Wisconsin state appeals court erred when it held that a statute shielding healthcare providers from civil liability during the early months of the COVID-19 pandemic violated a woman's constitutional right to a jury, the state's highest court ruled unanimously Friday.
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April 10, 2026
Colo. Transport Co. Says Termination Lacked Due Process
A medical transportation company that provided transportation services for Medicaid users in Denver asked a Colorado state judge to reverse a termination of its services from the state, claiming the statute used to issue the termination against the company is unconstitutional.
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April 10, 2026
Fla. Panel Tosses Sex Abuse Claims, Finds They're Med Mal
A Florida appeals panel on Friday freed a supervising physician and a nursing company from a suit alleging a physician sexually abused a patient during a vaginal exam, finding the claims were based in medical malpractice and the plaintiffs hadn't properly given presuit notice.
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