Melissa Soliz

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AHLA's Speaking of Health Law · Latest Developments in Interoperability Litigation · 23 Jun 2026 podcast

Fifth is Texas V Epic.

The Texas Attorney General lawsuit really combines antitrust style theories under Texas law with allegations about parental access to minor medical records and who is controlling the electronic health record data.

This is a really good reminder that interoperability disputes are not just confined to private commercial litigation.

They can very quickly become political and um a matter of public enforcement.

Sixth is of course Epic V Health Gorilla.

This case is interesting because it flips the usual narrative.

Instead of a data access plaintiff accusing an incumbent of blocking access, Epic and other plaintiffs alleged that Health Gorilla and its customers enabled improper access to records under asserted treatment purpose.

And this case, I think, puts enormous pressure on network governance, participant vetting.

recommended purposes, breach reporting, and downstream accountability.

Uh and last but but not least is AADJ versus Epic.

This case was brought by the American Association for Disability Justice and Individual Plaintiffs.

That case alleges that Epic's architecture and access restrictions create barriers for disabled individuals seeking records for Social Security disability benefits.

Now, Epic has moved to dismiss this case.

It raises antitrust, disability law, and kind of information blocking themes, but it also illustrates, I think, how hard it can be determined

Um like interoperability frustration.

into a viable cause of action.

So that's the map.

Um, the common thread that you'll hear throughout our discussion today is that interoperability is not just a policy goal or technical aspiration.

It is becoming evidence, it's becoming a business risk issue, and it's really becoming the backdrop for a lot of different types of state and federal claims.

So let's talk with Brendan and Amy about what's changed since our webinar in February.

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