Two Sources of Turmoil in a Divided America
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By James R. Holbrook for edrblog.org The Sixties and early Seventies were a time of great turmoil in a divided America, including the assassinations of […]
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President Trump Reinstates the Mexico City Policy a.k.a “Global Gag Rule”
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President Trump Reinstates the Mexico City Policy a.k.a “Global Gag Rule”: Is this constitutional under USAID v. Alliance for Open Society? By Kendra Brown for […]
Read MoreHumana Leaves the Utah Healthcare Marketplace
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By Kendra Brown for BiolawToday.org In the wake of Cigna and United Health Care exiting the national healthcare market, on August 24, 2016, Humana announced […]
Read MoreLeviathan in the Commons – Biomedical Data and the State
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By Professor Jorge Contreras for BiolawToday.org. As “big data” analytical techniques become increasingly prominent in biomedical research, attention is being drawn to the generation and […]
Read MoreDavid Duncan on being a LABS Student Fellow
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By David Duncan for BiolawToday.org. In my second year of law school (2L), I was a Biolaw Fellow for the S.J. Quinney College of Law, […]
Read MoreIn the Footsteps of Many: Collaboration is Key to Preserving the National Park Experience
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By Cory MacNulty for EDRblog.org. Just under 12 million people visited Utah’s 13 national park sites in 2015. Park enthusiasts are flocking to these iconic […]
Read MoreKendra Brown on being a LABS Student Fellow
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By Kendra Brown for BiolawToday.org. For the 2015-2016 academic year I had the incredible opportunity to work as a Biolaw Fellow for the Center for […]
Read MoreAnikka Hoidal on being a LABS Student Fellow
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By Anikka Hoidal for BiolawToday.org. Being a fellow is the most rewarding experience of my law school career. This year I had the opportunity to work […]
Read MoreEDR Year in Review (American Bar Association report)
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By Andrew Ognibene The American Bar Association’s Section of Environment, Energy, and Resources (ABA-SEER) publishes an annual ADR Year in Review report, which includes notable […]
Read MoreUtah Enacts the Nonpatient Cause of Action
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By Kendra Brown for BioLawToday.org. In the 2016 general session, the Utah Legislature enacted the Nonpatient Cause of Action.[1] This statute recognizes a special […]
Read MoreVermont Awaits Ruling on Whether ERISA Preempts the State’s Health Information Reporting Mandate
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By Danny Barber for BiolawToday.org On December 2nd 2015, the Supreme Court heard arguments in Gobeille v. Liberty Mutual Insurance Company.[1] The legal issue presented by […]
Read More180 Degrees: Birth Control Packaging Error Turns Life Upside Down for Plaintiffs
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By Anikka Hoidal for BiolawToday.org. In 2011, Qualitest, a manufacturer of generic medications, recalled a number of birth control packages after discovering a packaging error. Pills […]
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