By Ross Todd | September 23, 2021
A judge at the U.S. Court of Federal Claims last week granted Quinn Emanuel's request for 5% of $3.7 billion in judgments scored for health insurers owed payments under the Affordable Care Act. Arguments first put forward by the Quinn lawyers led to $12 billion in recoveries industry-wide.
By Ross Todd | September 9, 2021
I think I'm wrapping my head around the epic media line. Now those three Holmes' "fans" dressed in black? That's an entirely separate question.
By Ross Todd | September 3, 2021
Jim Hurst, Christa Cottrell and Rebecca Fitzpatrick made the case that a former regional sales manager at Abbott Molecular was let go as a part of a reduction in force rather than as a result of any race discrimination or retaliation.
By Ross Todd | August 6, 2021
Jurors in St. Clair County, Illinois gave the company a complete defense win even though the judge overseeing the trial held the company and a key witness in contempt.
By Ross Todd | July 30, 2021
A federal jury in Oakland sided with Daralyn Durie, Eugene Novikov, Kira Davis and their client, Berkeley, California-based Plexxikon, finding that Novartis willfully infringed patents for the first FDA-approved targeted therapy for metastatic melanoma.
By Ross Todd | June 22, 2021
"Our legal arguments require deep knowledge of our clients' industries, and our clients' objectives often require a strategy that will not disrupt positions taken with regulators. We frequently achieve this by collaborating with our regulatory colleagues who are already advising on these issues and the evolving law."
By Ross Todd | June 7, 2021
The Theranos founder last week lost out on her bid to keep a batch of emails between her and the company's former lawyers at Boies Schiller Flexner out of her upcoming criminal trial. One thing that weighed against her: The lack of any sort of engagement letter between the firm and the company.
By Ross Todd | April 29, 2021
According to public opinion polls, Americans' opinions about pharmaceutical companies have grown much more positive over the past year. Will that change how it and other industries are viewed as defendants?
By Ross Todd | April 21, 2021
The engagement letter that Holder sent to Oregon Health & Science University on behalf of Covington & Burling spells out his rate, which will be discounted by 10%, and that the firm won't represent other clients in matters "substantially related" to the internal investigation he's leading for the school. But the firm didn't rule out being adverse to OHSU in the future.
Litigation Daily | Best Practices
By Ross Todd | April 20, 2021
Speaking during a webinar Friday, Feinberg, who has overseen settlement funds involving 9/11 and the Deepwater Horizon oil spill, among others, listed seven positive characteristics of any effective administrative compensation program.
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