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Lutheran Health suit with ex-CEO gets settled

Slightly more than one year after it began, the courtroom saga that starred Lutheran Health Network, its parent company and former CEO Brian Bauer has ended. In a joint, three-paragraph statement issu... read more

10 latest healthcare industry lawsuits, settlements

Financial analyst gets prison ... Aetna settles claims denial lawsuit for $6.2M Aetna agreed to settle a class-action lawsuit that accused the health insurer of categorically denying depression treatm... read more

OSHA cites DOC in Stillwater corrections officer’s death

The state Occupational Safety and Health Administration has alleged a serious safety ... U.S. and Canada came to Minnesota to attend his July 26 funeral at North Heights Lutheran Church in Arden Hills ... read more

State Highlights: Renowned Texas Heart Transplant Center Being Sued Over Patient’s Brain Damage; Health Care Lobbying Ramps Up In California

(Hixenbaugh and Ornstein, 7/5) Major health industry groups ... to pay $1.4 million to settle a civil rights lawsuit over the death of a 25-year-old man at the Mental Health Complex in 2012. Now, the ... read more

For Minnesota's largest nonprofits, a rebuilding year

And for the second consecutive year, revenue growth came across-the-board in all four categories -- health care, social services ... Northstar, which settled a class-action suit with some of its borro... read more

Outraged over indifference to AIDS, Act Up is rewriting the rules of protest

AIDS currently gets about 9 percent of the budget at the National Institutes of Health, which will spend $9.3 billion in ... Her father and both her older brothers were Lutheran ministers, and she had ... read more

25 Things You Should Know About Reykjavik

The Icelandic city’s proximity to the North Pole means that it gets as little as four hours of sunlight in ... A fugitive from Norway, Ingólfur Arnarson became the first Icelander when he settled on t... read more

End Game: Brain Trauma And The Future Of Youth Football In America

"God forbid you do it wrong and put a kid back out there who gets seriously hurt. Now you've opened yourself up to serious liability." In 2009, Philadelphia's La Salle University paid $7.5 million to ... read more

John DiIulio Previews How Faith-Based Initiatives Would Change if Barack Obama Is Elected President

Well, religious groups are the largest segment of the nation’s trillion-dollar tax-exempt sector, but how diverse religious leaders understand issues from international aid to immigration reform, from ... read more

Why nice guy House Speaker Kurt Daudt wants outstate Minnesota to loathe us

The newly pressed suit ... Lutheran], my jobs, anything,” he says. We talk about the responsibility of being speaker and chat about his relationship with Dayton, which has gotten a bit “volatile” as o... read more

As Temps Drop, Urgency to Care for the Homeless Rises

As the weather gets ... health issues or perishing," Sandoval said. New York is a "right to shelter" city and is thus obligated to provide shelter to any eligible adult who seeks it. This is the resul... read more

Owner of Lutheran Health Network settles suit for $98 million

FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WANE)- The company that owns Lutheran Health Network has agreed to pay $98 million to settle a federal lawsuit. According to the U.S. Department of Justice, Community Health Systems ... read more