New survey: Americans cut prescription costs by ordering from Canada
March 7, 2021
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(BPT) - Prescription drug prices are skyrocketing. For anyone who needs regular prescriptions to manage serious chronic health conditions, the soaring cost of their medications creates a real burden. Studies show that one in four adults skip medications primarily due to cost, which leads to bigger problems both for their health outcomes and for increasing medical costs as they suffer complications due to missed medications. But a new survey shows that a growing number of Americans are finding a workable solution: importing prescription medications from Canada.
In the survey, conducted by the Campaign for Personal Prescription Importation (CPPI), over 93% of the respondents cited the high cost of prescription drugs in the U.S. as the primary reason they ordered prescriptions from licensed online Canadian pharmacies.
Virtual hearings: Legality goes online
03-03-2021
19-05-2015
As the European Patent Office enforces virtual hearings even without the consent of all affected parties its stance has fuelled controversy and a legal challenge. Muireann Bolger reports.
The COVID-19 pandemic has confirmed that technology can deliver effective virtual interaction in many different scenarios. Over the past year, remote technology has become an essential tool for courts to ensure the continuation of judicial proceedings.
But the widespread adoption of virtual hearings and speculation about their possible expansion beyond the pandemic has prompted concerns about whether litigants’ rights and their access to justice may be adversely affected.
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Merely Monitoring App Activity Data Does Not Support a Claim Under California’s Invasion Of Privacy Act, But Is It Sufficient To Allege (Common-Law) Invasion of Privacy? Friday, February 19, 2021
In the ongoing action related to Alphabet Inc.’s alleged monitoring and tracking of non-Google applications on Android devices,
McCoy V. Alphabet, Inc. et al., No. 5:20-cv-05427, the Northern District of California recently granted Defendant a sweeping victory on most of Plaintiffs’ allegations, albeit with leave to amend. In a 25-page order on Defendant’s motion to dismiss, the court made it poignantly clear that “…disclosure of common, basic digital information to third parties [were not] as serious or egregious violations of social norms” to “adequately plead claims for invasion of privacy or intrusion upon seclusion”. However, failing to heed the court’s instruction, Plaintiff recently filed an amended complaint that in many respects
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