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• Gilead Settles HIV Drug Lawsuit Over Patent on Truvada and Descovy

  January 20, 2025

  Irvin Jackson

  The U.S. and Gilead have reached a settlement agreement involving patent rights to two HIV drugs, Truvada and Descovy, which are used as pre-exposure prophylaxis treatments to prevent the spread of HIV.

• RealPage Lawsuit Alleges Landlord’s Software Shares Data To Raise Rents Nationwide

  January 14, 2025

  Irvin Jackson

  Along with several states, the Justice Department is pursuing civil claims against RealPage, Inc. and a number of major landlords, which illegally worked to coordinate rental price increases nationwide.

• Philips DreamStation CPAP Recall Delays Should Result in Strong FDA Enforcement Action, Including Potential Criminal Charges: Lawmaker

  October 25, 2023

  Irvin Jackson

  A Senator's letter to the heads of the FDA and the Justice Department calls for swift, aggressive, and potentially criminal, enforcement actions over delays in the Philips DreamStation CPAP recall.

• Motion Filed to Stay AGGA Lawsuits Over Dental Appliance Problems, Amid DOJ Criminal Investigation

  April 20, 2023

  Irvin Jackson

  Manufacturers of the AGGA dental device have filed a motion to stay civil proceedings while the Department of Justice conducts a criminal investigation.

• Justice Dept. Files Lawsuit Against Uber for Overcharging Passengers with Disabilities

  November 17, 2021

  Russell Maas

  A Justice Department lawsuit claims Uber is violating the Disabilities Act by charging disabled passengers wait-time fees for requiring extended time to get into waiting Uber vehicles.