Updates on Business & Corporate in Federal & Nationwide. Each item links to the primary source, and to attorneys in Federal & Nationwide who handle this kind of matter.
The Department of Justice and HHS launched a pilot program allowing healthcare companies to self-disclose false claims and resolve past misconduct.
The DOJ's new Fraud Whistleblower Incentive Program will pay $10,000‑$30,000 for tips that lead to criminal charges, focusing on health‑care and federal benefit fraud.
Thousands of consumers who lost money through Walmart wire transfer services are receiving checks totaling more than $9.8 million from the FTC.
The agency now allows Anktiva with BCG for adults whose high‑grade papillary‑only bladder tumors have not responded to BCG, the first such approval.
CVS Pharmacy will pay $315 million to settle DOJ claims it filled dubious opioid prescriptions and sought Medicare reimbursements, and will add new safeguards to monitor prescribing patterns.
The FTC closed its probe after Gildan Activewear and S&S Holdings amended their agreement to let Gildan set prices for any North American distributor, curbing discriminatory pricing.
The DOJ opened the third and last remission round, offering up to $3.4 million to 1,294 victims who sent money via Western Union between 2004 and 2020. Deadline Dec. 31.
Five consumers filed an emergency petition with the U.S. Supreme Court on Oct. 5, 2026, urging justices to stop the $110 billion Paramount Skydance‑Warner Bros. Discovery merger before it closes on Tuesday.
States with strict abortion bans have filed a direct lawsuit in the Supreme Court against states protecting doctors who mail abortion pills.