Colleen Murphy is a Senior Features Editor at health_com_ and has a background in health and legal reporting. She has written for various publications, including Health, CalMatters, and The American Lawyer, covering topics such as pay transparency, court cases, and legislative developments. Colleen's work focuses on providing informative and insightful articles on national issues in the United States.
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By: Colleen Murphy
"This case involves an unlawful price-fixing agreement among several PBMs—orchestrated by the PBM rate aggregator, GoodRx—to suppress the prices paid to independent pharmacies for generic drugs," according to one complaint filed Nov. 1 in the U.S. District Court for the Central District of California.
By: Colleen Murphy
"Educational institutions are expending so many resources putting systems in place, training their employees, educating their student bodies, and then having to do it all over again in a short period of time when regulations change as much as they have in 2020 and now 2024," said Patricia Hamill, a member with Clark Hill.
By: Colleen Murphy
“Since the contaminated products contained a defect that rendered them unusable, the products were worth less than their full purchase price,” Judge Cindy K. Chung said. “To hold otherwise would be to conclude that an unusable product is worth the same as a usable one—a conclusion that resists logic.”
By: Colleen Murphy
"The court finds Sandoz's lost profits following the launch of generic treprostinil were a natural and probable consequence of United Therapeutics' breach of its promise," the judge said.
By: Colleen Murphy
An Essex County jury returned a $1.8 million verdict following a seven-day trial in a personal injury claim over a fall down the stairs at a construction site.
By: Colleen Murphy
A $2.3 million settlement has been reached for a construction worker seriously injured when he fell while working on stilts.
By: Colleen Murphy
Currently, there are 39 open seats on the Superior Court bench across the state. Two more seats are expected to open up in December.
By: Colleen Murphy
Currently, there are 39 open seats on the Superior Court bench across the state. Two more seats are expected to open up in December.
By: Colleen Murphy
“We are very happy to get justice for the Voyez family after all of these years and to provide them with compensation so that they can provide the care their son needs,” Michael J. Epstein of the Epstein Law Firm told the Law Journal.
By: Colleen Murphy
"The only published cases are two divergent Chancery Division rulings issued almost four years apart, the most recent being some twenty-seven years ago," Judge Thomas W. Sumners, Jr. said.
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