Data Breach and Delayed Notification Bring Crop of Suits Against Conduent

Cybercriminals are increasingly focusing on healthcare organizations due to their access to vast volumes of sensitive data, such as patient financial records, medical histories, and other personal details. These stolen datasets hold high value on the dark web.

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Pfizer-Novo Nordisk Dispute

Pfizer is seeking a temporary restraining order to prevent Metsera from violating its contract and joining Novo Nordisk. The pharmaceutical company claims that Novo Nordisk is attempting to acquire Metsera merely to suppress potential competition for its obesity drugs, Ozempic and Wegovy.

“A reasonable juror could find that the defendants’ 'blaming supply,' making uncompetitively high bids and falsely citing production costs for increased prices were aimed at concealing their alleged conspiracy,” the court ruled.

Pfizer argues that this conduct represents an effort by Novo Nordisk to "catch and kill" Metsera, undermining fair competition within the pharmaceutical industry.

Author’s Summary

Analysts link rising healthcare cyberattacks to valuable data exposure, while Pfizer’s legal move against Novo Nordisk underscores fierce battles shaping the global pharma market.

Law.com — 2025-11-04