Melissa Soliz

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

And I would say for I think a lawyer is advising clients in the space.

I think the important point is to not over comfort yourselves or your clients with the absence of a direct private right of action because

Courts are still gonna consider federal interoperability policy when evaluating whether conduct was unfair, unjustified, exclusionary, pretextual, or just contrary to recognized industry obligations.

And that doesn't mean that every denied access request becomes liability.

But it does mean that, you know, the reason behind these denials and these practices matter and the documentation matters and the technical facts matter and whether or not

you know, y your client has a real

Privacy or cons

uh security concern mattered and it needs to be well supported.

I think that's one of the things we're learning from cases like RTMS and from Vine and these other cases.

So now let's talk about uh some of the weaker theories.

So Brendan, where are plaintiffs having the hardest time?

Yeah, and I I think all attorneys kind of know antitrust is a slog.

It is uh dense and complicated and there's a lot to do there.

Amy, I want to bring you in here.

So what are the implications of courts recognizing violations of the information blocking rule or, you know, using information blocking conduct as the basis for other state and federal claims on, you know, companies who are operating in this space?

How how are companies thinking about this?

Yeah, it's not just a regulatory or compliance risk anymore.

It's a very real litigation and business risk.

Uh but let's uh switch gears a little bit and talk a little bit about the national frameworks.

For our listeners, can you briefly remind us what we mean when we say national frameworks and how those frameworks are designed to handle disputes over

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