Melissa Soliz

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

And Brendan, I'd like to start with that map that we displayed in our webinar.

Um in our AHLA presentation, we had that litigation landscape that included RTMS, Particle, Cures Is, Vine, Texas, Health Gorilla, and AADJ.

Since then, I'd like you to cover for us what are the three developments that you think have most changed the board?

Yeah, and I'm sure you'll keep us up to date when those when those decisions come.

I I'm curious, are there any cases that you think um the industry is underestimating or should be more closely following?

Yeah.

Well then that's super helpful and it actually leads us really nice to the next question and that is really

what are these cases doing to the law and how the law is developing in this area.

And I'd like to frame it up a bit from a legal perspective and then I would like both of you to react.

So one of the oddities in this area, of course, is that the information blocking rule itself doesn't create a private right of action.

But of course, that doesn't mean that the information blocking rule doesn't matter.

It's it's uh almost the opposite, right?

What we're seeing is that these information blocking concepts are migrating into other legal theories and they can show up in unfair competition claims, tortuous interference, contracts.

Antitrust theories, um, and even like disability access theories, and of course, disputes over network governance.

So I think the question is not really.

You know, can a private plaintiff sue directly under the information blocking rule?

The more practical question is

Can the facts that look like information blocking support some other cause of action?

So Brendan, with that frame up, I'm curious from your perspective, what legal theories are proving the most powerful so far from an industry perspective?

Yeah, and and that's my read too.

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