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VA Properly Terminated Three Anti-Virus Glove Supply Contracts
Three suppliers failed to show that the Department of Veterans Affairs improperly terminated their contracts for millions of nitrile examination gloves to be used to prevent the spread of Covid-19, the US Court of Federal Claims ruled.
Punching In: Just Where DOL Is on Permanent Covid Safety Rule
A resurgence in the number of worker deaths from Covid-19 in nursing homes, more than two years into the coronavirus pandemic, is making worker advocates anxious about OSHA’s schedule to enact a permanent rule to protect health-care employees from infections.
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Healthineers Covid Test Profits Safe as Cellex Drops Patent Suit
Cellex Inc. dropped its patent-infringement suit over the design of
D.C. Circuit Declines to Hear Out-of-Circuit Covid Injury Cases
Two Pennsylvania nursing homes failed to convince the D.C. Circuit to hear interlocutory appeals from an out-of-circuit district court that refused to dismiss suits arising out of residents’ Covid-19 related deaths.
FogAway Consumer’s Suit Over PFAS in Eyeglass Spray Advances
A consumer alleging the maker of FogAway touted the eyeglass spray as safe but concealed the presence of harmful “forever chemicals” may proceed with deception claims in a proposed class suit, a federal court in California said.
Masked, Vaccinated Students Didn’t Catch Covid in Classrooms
Vaccinated and masked college students had virtually no chance of catching Covid-19 in the classroom last fall, according to a sweeping study of 33,000
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The federal courts are tackling the coronavirus threat, making scheduling changes, encouraging electronic filing, and restricting access to facilities, among other measures.
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