Connecticut Health Law

Pullman & Comley’s annual review of significant health care case law (click here to view) highlights important decisions issued in 2025 by Connecticut state courts and the federal District Court in Connecticut. Among these noteworthy decisions are an interpretation of the Connecticut physician non-compete law in connection with a private equity transaction; a Connecticut District Court ruling on a challenge to the new state statute imposing price caps on prescription drugs; two negligence cases, including a Connecticut Supreme Court decision, that involve the growing number of in-vitro fertilization providers in the state; and a Connecticut Superior Court decision regarding a patient’s claim against a management services organization for improper disclosure of protected health information.

Additionally, this year’s roundup includes the resolution of a longstanding battle between two residential substance abuse providers concerning procedures involving the administration of Connecticut’s Certificate of Need laws and an insured’s claim against a commercial insurance carrier for breach of the covenant and good faith and fair dealing and violation of the Connecticut Unfair Trade Practices Act that survived a motion to strike.

For more detailed and individualized assistance in understanding how these decisions may affect your organization or practice, please contact one of our Health Care Law attorneys.