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Vol. 94, Nos. 2334-2358, pp. 1-662 and Vol. 95, Nos. 2359-2375, pp. 1-424 Jan. 11 -- Oct. 31, 2008 A | B | C | D | E | F | G | H | I | J | K | L | M | N | O | P | Q | R | S | T | U | V | W | X | Y | Z
HAWAII
– Attorneys, Haw. proposal to broaden practice of law definition criticized by DOJ and FTC, 94:111
– Ships and shipping, Oahu stevedoring firm many amend predatory hiring claim (D. Haw.), 94:646
– Australia clears merger of medical imaging firms, In Brief, 94:331
– Boycott, chiropractic groups, boycott of health plan challenged (FTC), 94:251 – Certificates of need
– – Barriers to entry of facilities, FTC and DOJ call Ill. plan anticompetitive, 95:268
– – Opening or expanding facility, FTC supports Fla. plan to curtail, 94:423 – Conflicts of interest, Lyme disease guidelines to be reviewed, 94:498 – Dental care
See DENTAL CARE
– False advertising
– – Airborne Health tablet makers settle charges (C.D. Cal.), 95:192
– – Author motion to restrain consumer protection officials denied (N.D.N.Y.), 94:250 – – Herbal colon cleansing program marketers barred (C.D. Cal.), 94:217 – – Hormone replacement products, online marketer settles efficacy claims (FTC), 94:47 – – Medical claim processing marketers settle charges (N.D. Ohio), 94:255 – – Water treatment device (U.S., rev den), 94:423 – Fraud case involving radiology practice, discovery of nonparty financial data denied (S.D.N.Y.), 94:464 – Home care providers, Ohio order likely to be determined anticompetitive, 94:186 – Limited-service retail clinics, FTC workshop held, 94:493 – Mergers
– – Evanston Northwestern/Highland Park Hospital, class challenge not time-barred (N.D. Ill.), 94:619
– – Group Health/HIP, city that sued to enjoin merger need not produce irrelevant documents (S.D.N.Y.), 95:386 – – Inova/Prince William Health Sys., merger plan dropped, 94:599 – – Pearson/Harcourt Assessment, clinical test marketers, divestitures required, 94:76 – – UnitedHealth Group/Sierra Health Services, divestitures required (D.D.C.), 94:209
– – Appellate brief failed to address market or injury, B&H Med. sanctioned (6th Cir.), 94:489
– – Athletic trainers, manual therapy market sustains monopoly claim (N.D. Tex.), 95:285 – – Diagnostic imaging, claims against Portland hospitals dismissed (9th Cir.), 94:574 – – Hospital and associated rehabilitation clinic, monopoly and boycott claims (E.D. Ark.), 94:5 – – Human papilloma virus test kit patent holder defeats antitrust counterclaims (W.D. Wis.), 94:103 – – Nephrology practice, physician exclusivity claims dismissed (D. Colo.), 94:315 – – Surgical products purchased through distributor, hospital may not sue manufacturer (9th Cir.), 94:465 – – Urological catheters, exclusive contracts claim may proceed (E.D. Mo.), 94:127; hospital may serve as class representative, 95:290 – Price bias, Or. bias question certified for review (9th Cir.), 94:163 – Price fixing
– – P.R. provider collective bargaining plan opposed by FTC, 94:139
– – Tex. specialty doctors group, horizontal price fixing finding upheld (5th Cir.), 94:515 – Restraints of trade
– – Birthing group unlikely to prove hospital/midwife conspiracy (D. Or.), 95:189
– – Certificate of need laws, FTC urges Alaska to reconsider, 94:188 – – Deposition subpoena need not be served in person to nonparty witness (S.D.N.Y.), 95:212 – – Doctor claims against prior practice may proceed (N.D. Miss.), 94:215 – – Noncompetition pacts between doctor and medical group valid (Ind.), 94:326 – – Nonrenewal of staff privileges, bias claim fails (10th Cir.), In Brief, 94:576 – – Pediatrician denied intensive care unit services, timely issues survive dismissal (N.D. Cal.), 95:311 – – Per se claims of physician may not be converted into rule of reason claims (N.D. Cal.), 95:139 – – Radiologists case, prior lawyer now representing adverse party not disqualified (S.D.N.Y.), 94:417 – – Retail clinics may injure competition, FTC warns Ill. lawmakers, 94:577 – – Sleep mask maker, exclusive dealing claims dismissed (N.D. Ohio), 94:369
– Furniture, resale price maintenance claims against Herman Miller settled (S.D.N.Y.), 94:374
– Linens, group boycott case lacked identifiable market (N.D. Cal.), 94:498
– Attorneys, in-house, may not sue employer under whistleblower law (Minn. Ct. App.), 94:602
– Health care
See HEALTH CARE
– Italy, job promotion, EU seeks return of state aid, 94:171 – Maritime industry
– Electricity, state aid to power generators must be recovered, 94:583
– Export credit guarantees barred by EU, 94:428 – Oil and gas, state aid for IBIDEN Hungary rejected, 94:450 – Tax benefit for steel maker to be probed, In Brief, 94:431 Contact the Webmaster at webmaster@bna.com Copyright © The Bureau of National Affairs, Inc. All Rights Reserved. |