Open Discussion is the Answer
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By Jim Keyes for EDRblog.org. As human beings we have the ability to form thoughts and ideas in our mind. If not expressed, these notions […]
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Federal Lands Takeover Would Harm the Public
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Press release dated January 27, 2015 – The Wallace Stegner Center for Land, Resources & the Environment at the University of Utah’s S.J. Quinney College […]
Read MoreMaking Nice Isn’t for Everyone
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By Lucy Moore for EDRblog.org. There are moments that stick with me and seem to gain significance as time goes by, as my life and […]
Read MoreD.D.C. rejects DOL regulations requiring minimum wage and overtime for many home health aides
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By Leslie Francis for BiolawToday.org. First posted on LawProfBlog, January 19, 2015 – In a pair of recent decisions, the U.S. District Court for the […]
Read MoreACA Subsidy Challenge
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By Micah Vorwaller for BiolawToday.org. ACA Subsidy Challenge – Statutory Interpretation and Agency Deference Under Chevron On November 7, 2014, the Center for Law and Bioscience […]
Read MoreBook review: Everything Is Workable: A Zen Approach to Conflict Resolution
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Diane Musho Hamilton’s new book “Everything is Workable: A Zen Approach to Conflict Resolution” is deeply personal and practically useful. It gives readers the overwhelming feeling that everything truly is workable.
Read MoreEnvironmental Dispute Resolution Year in Review
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By Michele Straube for EDRBlog.org. Since the initial EDR Blog post on March 24, 2014, we have posted 19 entries from 14 authors. Our last […]
Read MorePotential Congressional Vindication of Utah Hemp Extract Patients
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By Danny Barber for BiolawToday.org blog: In the past few years, the cultural attitudes towards the medical use of hemp extracts and marijuana have greatly changed. […]
Read MoreCollaboration is the Solution to Ozone Pollution
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By John Robinson Jr. for EDR Blog.org. Late last month, EPA proposed a new national ozone air quality standard that would reduce the permissible ambient ozone […]
Read MoreTo Die, To Sleep – Assisted Suicide and Choice
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By Travis Walker for the BiolawToday.org blog. This fall Brittany Maynard moved to Oregon to end her life lawfully. On a quiet Saturday, she took […]
Read MoreCutting Cords: The Present State of Wireless Medical Devices
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By Austen Paulsen for BiolawToday blog. Medical devices are being increasingly equipped with wireless capabilities. The wireless technology in these devices can be used to […]
Read MoreA Better Building: Biomimicry Glass Working with Nature to Reduce Bird-Window Collisions
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GreenTeamBlog.org. One of the most innovative and interesting features of the new College of Law building is its incorporation of a new bird-safe glass to […]
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