Melissa Soliz
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first heard Jun 2026
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AHLA's Speaking of Health Law · Latest Developments in Interoperability Litigation · 23 Jun 2026
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These cases involve market power and platform control, but the plaintiffs still have to prove things like markets, exclusionary conduct, and harms in ways that courts can actually understand.
And our environment doesn't necessarily lead itself to traditional antitrust um.
perspectives.
And the other big takeaway I think for our listeners today, based off this discussion, is
our national frameworks are under a lot of stress.
Um, Amy, you really helped to illustrate that and and what's happening.
Yes, litigation can expose bad behavior and it can clarify obligations, but it is also chilling
legitimate exchange if our participants, particularly the data suppliers, are too afraid of the downstream risks.
So what is the practical path forward?
It might end up being things like better data governance.
to make data exchange um not only more trusted, but let's be honest, it needs to be more explainable.
We should be able to explain this in plain language to courts when courts ask.
But also to the folks who are using this, right?
Um, we need it to be accountable, but we need it to be accountable in ways that is not freezing the very access that the no information blocking rule and these CMS initiatives are trying
To
to to end, right?
They're trying to end information blocking and make it so this data is shared when it's when it's supposed to be.
So Brendan and Amy, uh, thank you both for your time today and for this discussion.
You brought very thoughtful perspectives.
And I also want to thank um the podcast listeners.
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