Bloomberg Law spoke to Goodwin Procter’s Delphine O’Rourke about how the coronavirus pandemic is driving innovation in healthcare technology, the uniqueness of working inside hospitals and healthcare systems, and how she once helped the DEA take down a drug ring.

Three workers and an attorney suing State Street Bank & Trust Co. for alleged sex and age bias must reimburse the bank for legal fees and expenses it’s tallied in pursuing discovery because of repeated Covid-19 and other delays, the Southern District of New York said.

Google was ordered by a U.S. judge to turn over the content of emails of the son of Farkhad Akhmedov to the Russian oligarch’s former wife in her pursuit of a 450 million-pound ($601 million) divorce judgment.

U.S. prosecutors say texts between Theranos Inc. founder Elizabeth Holmes and the former president of the company show they harbored deep doubts about its core technology even as they promised a revolutionary breakthrough in blood testing.

Apple Inc. and other technology companies said confidential material they provided for the U.S. government’s antitrust probe of Alphabet Inc.’s Google should not be shared with the search giant’s in-house lawyers because the information is too sensitive.

A woman suing her medical providers over injuries she allegedly received during robotic surgery stopped them from accessing a diagnostic test report prepared by a doctor originally designated as an expert witness, because she timely redesignated him as a nontestifying consultant, Illinois’ top court said.

Bloomberg Law spoke to Katten’s Deepro Mukerjee about how Covid-19 is changing the courtroom, why pharmaceutical companies are investing more in anti-anxiety remedies, and how he won a “dream case"involving one of America’s trendiest produce aisle plants.

The IRS plans to begin in January allowing tax professionals to upload certain authorization forms with digital signatures, an agency official said Thursday.