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In case you missed it: I dove into a decades-old legal debate *reignited by Harvey Weinstein's overturned NY conviction* over whether propensity evidence belongs in sexual assault prosecutions. Grateful to those who shared their perspectives with me. law360.com/access-to-just…

In the 4 decades since Congress passed the Hatch-Waxman Act in an effort to make generic drugs more available, the industry has used patent thickets, "evergreening" and pay-for-delay tactics to block competition and keep prices high, experts told Law360. law360.com/articles/18816…

Ex-Abercrombie & Fitch CEO Michael Jeffries moved today to toss an amended complaint accusing him of sexual abuse, calling the allegations "meritless" & the complaint "an orchestrated press release designed to inflict as much reputational damages on the Defendants as possible."

An effort to reform mandatory reporting laws for suspected child abuse or neglect is gaining momentum amid concerns that too many families are being needlessly entangled in welfare investigations. law360.com/healthcare-aut…

Remote Access To Anti-Addiction Meds Unclear Under Trump law360.com/healthcare-aut…

My latest for Law360 looks at how "health care sharing ministries" offering zero guarantee of health care coverage operate in the shadows due to safe harbors laws, their well-connected advocates in DC & proposed regs that could buoy them further.🔒law360.com/healthcare-aut…

"All we were asking for was for his health plan to approve the treatment recommended by his doctors. UnitedHealth overruled that treatment request & now he has been taken away from us forever." - Christine Matlock Dougherty, whose son died of an overdose. law360.com/healthcare-aut…

David O’Neal is quoted in Law360's article, “Department of Justice (DOJ) Puts New Target On Medicare Advantage 'Steering'.” phrd.com/news/david-one…

Gender bias in healthcare? Legal & health advocates say structural sex discrimination causes female-specific surgeries to be reimbursed LESS than male-specific procedures, resulting in suboptimal care for female patients & possible liability for insurers. law360.com/newsroom/artic…

A first-of-its-kind lawsuit in Kansas challenges a state law that plaintiffs say undermines a woman's right to make critical end-of-life decisions while pregnant and leaves doctors legally vulnerable. law360.com/healthcare-aut…

A new policy at Law360, the legal news service owned by LexisNexis, requires that every story pass through an AI-powered “bias” detection tool before publication. niemanlab.org/2025/07/law360…

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our latest reporting on floods -- New data reveals FEMA missed major flood risks at Camp Mystic npr.org/2025/07/09/nx-…

Troy Medicare had big ambitions to revolutionize senior care in the Medicare Advantage market before justice officials learned that thousands of people were being fraudulently enrolled. A former Troy board member calls the company’s nonprosecution agreement a "slap on the wrist."