Health Care Antitrust Weekly: Pension Fund Sues UnitedHealth; Teva Sued Over Alleged Inhaler Patent Gaming; MultiPlan Faces Another Lawsuit

Firefighters pension fund sues UnitedHealth Group for securities fraud for not disclosing DOJ antitrust probe. The suit, filed last week by the City of Hollywood Firefighters’ Pension Fund, also named company executives CEO Andrew Witty, Chairman Stephen Hemsley, and UnitedHealthcare (UNH) CEO Brian Thompson as defendants. According to the complaint, these executives sold more than […]

Issa Says He Plans to Unveil Anti-Piracy Bill This Week, Signaling Regained Momentum of Yearslong Bipartisan Effort

Representative Darrell Issa, R-CA, said he plans to introduce a bill this week that would curb online piracy by blocking foreign websites violating U.S. copyright laws—the latest sign that a...

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Tech/Media/Telecom Weekly: KIDS Act Passes House But Faces Tougher Reception in Senate; Smaller Satellite Services Vie for Market Share; New Rules on De Minimus Strengthen Enforcement; Class Action Against DRAM Makers Could Indicate Next Wave of Memory Litigation

The TMT Weekly is a forward-looking tipsheet that covers tech policy across The Capitol Forum’s U.S. policy coverage universe, from Congress to the...

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The European Antitrust Agenda: European Commission Defends ‘Call-In’ Powers; EU Executive’s IT Department Breaking Up with Contentious Broadcom Unit

Welcome to The European Antitrust Agenda, our weekly overview of European tech and competition law developments. Key stories we’re following this week include: • European Commission defends...

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Health Care Antitrust Weekly: Pension Fund Sues UnitedHealth; Teva Sued Over Alleged Inhaler Patent Gaming; MultiPlan Faces Another Lawsuit

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