May 12, 2021—In a landmark case argued by two S.J. Quinney College of Law alums, the Utah Supreme Court ruled on May 6, 2021, that […]
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Read MoreA prominent member of the family who is the namesake behind the Wallace Stegner Center for Land, Resources and the Environment at the University of […]
Read MoreBy Nils Lofgren for EDRBlog.org Water is an important and essential commodity for people living in the western United States today. Water is just as […]
Read MoreBy Jorge Contreras for BiolawToday.org. In a recent case, a French research institute agreed to share the benefits arising from a drug patent with an indigenous […]
Read MoreBy 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 MoreBy Kylie Orme for BiolawToday.org This week, the Utah Senate will vote on legalizing medical marijuana in the Beehive state. Currently, Utah only allows the […]
Read MoreBy Courtney Neves for BiolawToday.org. Much has been written about the role of Accountable Care Organizations (“ACO’s”) in health care reform, but few of us have […]
Read MoreBy Jim Holtkamp for EDRblog.org. Last March I had the once-in-a-career experience of meeting with senior officials of the China National Peoples’ Congress (NCP) and […]
Read Moreby Jane Reister Conard Just in time for Thanksgiving and the holiday season when you may well be gathering with family, now is the time to […]
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