Hospitals are starting to face lawsuits for allegedly penalizing workers who speak their minds about the Covid-19 response.

Scientists are raising questions about a study that linked antimalarial drugs to increased heart risks and death among Covid-19 patients.

Bloomberg Law spoke to Baker McKenzie’s North America CEO Colin Murray about how clients’ needs have changed, his swims in San Francisco Bay, and how he juggles working from home with a wife, two teenagers, and three rescue dogs.

Employers are poised to collect health data from their workforces daily as they adopt temperature checks and other screening protocols to fight the coronavirus, triggering concerns about workers’ privacy and whether the practices will continue beyond the pandemic.

Regular Covid-19 testing for nursing home staff and residents is the only way to contain the spread of the respiratory disease that wreaks havoc on older people. But lack of funds and access to testing supplies are hampering that goal, nursing home executives

Clashes between hospitals and employees who speak out about their fears and frustrations over the coronavirus—either in-house, publicly on social media, or in the press—has sparked a new litigation trend.