Health Care Law News and Insights

No.  It can't be.  PLIVA, Inc. v. Mensing, 564 U.S. 604 (2011) took care of that.  Just look at our generic preemption scorecard – the proof is there.  The warnings on generic drugs must be the "same" as those on branded drugs.  Generic drug manufacturers cannot unilaterally alter, amend, or change any warning...

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Connected medical technology is rapidly transforming patient treatment. Pacemakers, insulin pumps, wearable devices that track patient activity levels and pills containing ingestible sensors that track medication adherence are among the innovations that allow physicians to monitor patients remotely, promising more cost-effective care and improved outcomes. But connected medical devices also...

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Every day our inbox overflows with legal news aggregation emails. Some of the items are useful. Some must have been authored by Captain Obvious. Some are irrelevant to our practice. We would have thought that comfortably residing in that last category are discussions of the burgeoning marijuana field. The "Week...

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