In a recent development within the intricate legal proceedings surrounding the high-profile case of Luigi Mangione, the Manhattan District Attorney’s Office has taken a decisive step by urging a state court judge to set a July 1 trial date. This request comes amidst serious allegations against Mangione for the killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson….
As the new year unfolds, the Judicial Panel on Multidistrict Litigation (JPML) continues to play a critical role in shaping the landscape of complex litigation across the United States. In a recent session held in San Diego, the panel convened to discuss burgeoning trends and pivotal cases, amidst a backdrop of impending major sporting events,…
In a notable move within the legal sector, Holland & Knight has acquired Jeffrey Klenk, a seasoned partner specializing in the False Claims Act (FCA), from Morgan Lewis. Klenk joins the firm’s Philadelphia office, enhancing Holland & Knight’s robust litigation team with his extensive experience in representing clients facing complex FCA investigations and litigations. Holland…
Novo Nordisk is making headlines in the legal arena as it successfully advances its lawsuit against telehealth company Invigor Medical. A federal judge in Washington has rejected a motion to dismiss the case, which accuses the telehealth platform of falsely advertising alternatives to Novo Nordisk’s Ozempic. The case hinges on the alleged misleading claims by…
In a notable development within the pharmaceutical landscape, Mylan Pharmaceuticals has achieved a partial success in its legal battle against Sanofi. A federal judge in Pennsylvania has largely denied Sanofi’s attempt to dismiss Mylan’s antitrust lawsuit, which accuses the French pharmaceutical giant of maintaining an unlawful monopoly over the market for injectable insulin glargine. This…
As international businesses continue to navigate the ever-evolving landscape of artificial intelligence regulations, US companies with operations in Europe must pay close attention to Italy’s recent legislative development. On September 17, 2025, Italy took a significant step by becoming the first European Union member state to enact comprehensive artificial intelligence legislation, known as Law No….
Fried, Frank, Harris, Shriver & Jacobson LLP has made a significant addition to its antitrust practice with the recruitment of partner Jeffrey A. Johnson from Crowell & Moring LLP. Johnson, known for his expertise in antitrust litigation and counseling, will strengthen Fried Frank’s Washington, D.C. office, further positioning the firm to navigate complex regulatory landscapes….
Lateral hiring trends for partners and counsel at Am Law 200 firms reached a notable high in 2025, marking a significant upturn that analysts predict will continue into 2026. This uptick contrasts with a potential downturn in associate hiring, creating a shift in staffing dynamics within major law firms. Firm Prospects, a legal industry analysis…
In a significant development for the global legal industry, Sheppard Mullin has reported revenues surpassing $1.3 billion for the year 2025. This marks a noteworthy milestone for the Los Angeles-based firm, illustrating its robust financial trajectory amid an evolving legal landscape. The firm’s revenue per lawyer rose 6.5% to approximately $1.34 million, underscoring its efficient…
A recent legal battle has emerged in the Delaware Chancery Court, involving Healthcare Rewards Co., a California-based healthcare technology firm, and their longstanding business partner. The crux of the lawsuit lies in accusations of the partner secretly appropriating Healthcare Rewards Co.’s proprietary rewards technology and subsequently using it to develop an in-house competing product. According…
Atlanta-rooted firms King & Spalding and Alston & Bird are seeing significant surges in lobbying revenue in Washington, D.C., during 2025. These firms, which are part of the wider trend observed in Big Law, have capitalized on lobbying efforts focusing on Congress and the White House. The notable increase comes amid a political landscape where…
The UN Committee on the Rights of the Child has recognized Malaysia’s advancements in healthcare, particularly in maternal and infant care, as a noteworthy achievement. The committee commended the establishment of 343 “1Malaysia” clinics and mobile services that have significantly enhanced access to affordable healthcare, especially in rural regions. This initiative has played a crucial…
As an increasing number of baby boomers face significant healthcare needs, many attorneys in the prime of their careers find themselves balancing demanding professions with the responsibility of caring for elderly parents. This dual role can pose significant challenges, necessitating a strategic approach to maintain both professional and personal well-being. Attorneys often navigate high-pressure environments…
McDermott Will & Emery has reported a significant financial leap, capturing the attention of the legal world with its revenues nearing $3 billion in 2025. This achievement marks a notable phase in the firm’s development, following its strategic combination with another entity, resulting in impressive key financial metrics. Notably, the firm reported a higher average…
The Trump administration’s approach to immigration policy significantly disrupted employers across the United States. Through various abrupt policy changes and executive actions, businesses found themselves in a precarious position trying to navigate the complexities introduced by what some have termed a strategy of “maximum chaos.” The unpredictable shifts, such as the rescission of the Deferred…
Simpson Thacher & Bartlett LLP has announced the addition of Jeff Nardinelli as a partner in its Intellectual Property Litigation Practice, based in the firm’s newly established San Francisco office. Nardinelli, formerly with Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan LLP, brings extensive experience in intellectual property litigation, particularly in emerging technologies such as cybersecurity, artificial intelligence,…
The U.S. Supreme Court is poised to determine the boundaries of what generic-drug manufacturers can communicate when using “skinny labels” to market their products. This term refers to the tactic of excluding patented uses from drug labels, effectively allowing generics to enter the market even when some uses of a drug remain under patent protection….
The Federal Circuit has breathed new life into a patent infringement lawsuit involving DePuy Synthes Cos., sending the case back to the courtroom for further proceedings. At the heart of the case, which revolves around spinal implant technology, is the exclusion of critical expert testimony by a lower court. The Federal Circuit’s ruling stated that…
In a notable shift within the legal sector, a compliance attorney with notable proficiency in federal regulations has relocated his practice to the Washington, D.C., office of Jenner & Block LLP. This move emphasizes the firm’s ongoing commitment to strengthening its regulatory and compliance offerings, particularly pertinent to sectors such as higher education, healthcare, and…
As the digital revolution accelerates, the intersection of technology and international legal accountability becomes increasingly pivotal. Emerging technologies, such as artificial intelligence, blockchain, and big data analytics, are reshaping traditional legal frameworks, necessitating a reevaluation of existing laws and their applicability on a global scale. In this context, the call for papers (CFP) on New…
Johnson & Johnson is navigating legal complexities after largely failing in its attempt to dismiss a bias lawsuit brought by a former attorney in New Jersey. The plaintiff alleges discrimination based on gender and retaliation, adding another layer to the legal challenges facing the healthcare giant. A court ruling determined that several claims could proceed,…
A recently published report by the American Immigration Council reveals a significant expansion in the network of facilities used by the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). This expansion nearly doubled last year, attributed to policies implemented by the Trump administration, which prioritized the detention of noncitizens. Many detainees held did not have criminal records,…
Crowell & Moring LLP has strategically strengthened its capabilities in handling healthcare fraud and complex legal matters by recruiting a key player from Buchalter PC. The firm announced that the former co-chair of Buchalter’s white collar and government investigations practice has joined its California office, aiming to expand its footprint in high-stakes litigation. This recruitment…
An Atlanta-area health system has appointed a seasoned legal expert as its new Chief Legal Officer (CLO), a strategic decision that reflects the system’s commitment to navigating complex regulatory landscapes and managing potential legal challenges. This move underscores a broader trend in the healthcare industry where experienced legal professionals are increasingly integral to executive teams….
In June 2020, the U.S. Supreme Court handed down its decision in Bostock v. Clayton County, Georgia, a landmark ruling that expanded Title VII protections to encompass employment discrimination against gay, lesbian, and transgender individuals. The ruling was notable for interpreting the Title VII prohibition of discrimination “because of sex” to mean that firing someone…