More Pain, Less Gain: Opioid Abuse in the NFL
Playing hurt, willingly, is a common phenomenon for athletes. Minor scrapes are disregarded, especially when a bruise or sprain need little more than ice or aspirin. But to cope with …
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Playing hurt, willingly, is a common phenomenon for athletes. Minor scrapes are disregarded, especially when a bruise or sprain need little more than ice or aspirin. But to cope with …
According to Gallup, roughly 75% of the American workforce have been vaccinated. According to one assessment by former FDA commissioner Dr. Scott Gottlieb, close to 90% of US residents have …
Breaking News and Analysis Opioid Litigation Turns Against Pharma Execs: The Sideshow Continues With opioid prescribing at its lowest rate in fifteen years and opioid overdose deaths at an all-time …
Bloomberg Law interviews healthcare chair and firm partner, Harry J. Nelson, regarding the Rochester Drug Cooperative/Laurence Doud case. From the article: A novel opioid trial against a drugmaker CEO could …
Priority Update: Crisis Collision Opioids and Addiction Health Challenges in the Pandemic In November 2021, the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) released a provisional report with updated overdosing statistics for …
Leech Tishman Nelson Hardiman is proud to announce that Attorneys Rob E. Fuller, Mark S. Hardiman, John A. Mills, and Harry J. Nelson, were named to the 2022 Southern California …
Covid-19 Free Swabs & Rising Fraud: Authorities Increase Testing Availability While Warning of Scams & Faulty Products Last week, the Supreme Court granted the administration’s request requiring the vaccination of healthcare …
In Honor of Martin Luther King Jr. Day: Appreciating the Genomic Legacy of Henrietta Lacks On January 29, 1951, Henrietta Lacks, a 31-year-old, black mother of 5, was admitted into …
First, a reminder for California businesses. On January 14th, 2022, California’s Covid-19 updated mandate for all non-healthcare employers goes into effect. Private employers, irrespective of their size, will need a …
Telehealth: For decades, long waits for the doctor have been an accepted albeit frustrating feature of U.S. patient experience. Pandemic-driven fears of the dangers of unnecessary in-person visits accelerated a …
Mandates in the Golden State: Do Not Get Distracted by National Mandate Mayhem Last week, we provided guidance on the national vaccination mandates, including the Healthcare Workers’ Mandate issued by …
Ryan’s Law: Terminally Ill Patients are Finally Allowed Marijuana in CA Hospitals On September 28, 2021, Governor Newsom approved Senate Bill 311, better known as “Ryan’s Law.” The legislation requires …