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Lawsuit claimed Seattle-area eye surgery practice engaged in gender discrimination and workplace retaliation.

Eli Lilly and Company, which manufactures one of the new weight-loss drugs, has launched an advertising campaign reinforcing that the drugs should not be used for cosmetic weight loss.

Physicians spend significant time navigating electronic health records and patient portals. Should they be compensated for this essential yet time-consuming task?

Two recent studies revealed the compounding effects of negative social determinants of health on worse disease presentation and activity over time.

Updated: Reed Smith has confirmed that it is changing the compensation structure for associates, but it’s not getting into specifics after a leaked memo said the law firm was creating two tiers of associate pay based on billable hours.

How do you input the right data, and output the right response? Get some answers, in this far-reaching discussion.

A lawsuit accuses Lewis Brisbois Bisgaard & Smith of conspiring to deflect blame for its failure to protect 185 Chinese investors who lost $92.5 million that they invested in a hotel and condominium project through an investment group called CMB Export.

A first-year student at the DePaul University College of Law in Chicago claims in a lawsuit that the Chicago Bears football team refused to consider him for a “legal diversity fellow” position because he is a white man.

Though some medical practices still struggle to restart cash flow, federal health officials and UnitedHealth Group report progress in getting clinicians back in business.

Before accepting a position at an academic radiation oncology practice, a prospective employee should evaluate three main features of the job — compensation, daily duties, and location.