FDA chills valuable health information by its attacks on consumer-directed drug advertising and threatens patients' right to receive that information.

With WLF's support, the 9th Circuit granted an antitrust defendant's request for immediate appeal of a class-certification order that imposes California law nationally.

Self-funded health plans must beware of increased success by out-of-network providers leveraging a 2022 law and related dispute resolution to obtain overpayments for medical procedures.

WLF urges the Department of Labor to adopt its proposed new regulations on independent contractor status.

Practitioners and clients must be mindful of the offensive and defensive implications of a court's holding that uploading a legal strategy memo to an AI voids the document's privilege protection.

Of the four federal circuits that have ruled on what "personally identifiable information" means in a federal video rental privacy law, the three applying a narrower "ordinary person standard" have the best approach.

The plaintiff's novel invocation of Loper Bright should not distract SCOTUS from the clear path toward finding for federal preemption in Monsanto v. Durnell.