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Gregory Lipper

  • Health Law Policy

    Texas, Self-Induced Abortion, and an Ode to Justice Powell

    By Gregory M. Lipper With the Supreme Court ready to review the constitutionality of restrictions on abortion providers in Texas, new research from the Texas Policy Evaluation Project suggests that between 100,000–240,000 Texas women ages 18…

    Texas, Self-Induced Abortion, and an Ode to Justice Powell

  • Doctor-Patient Relationship

    Abortion Derangement Syndrome, Missouri Edition

    By Gregory M. Lipper Although the biggest abortion-related news last week came from the U.S. Supreme Court, a Missouri state senator (turned Attorney General candidate) took the prize for most bizarre. Senator Kurt Schaefer—chairman of…

    Abortion Derangement Syndrome, Missouri Edition

  • Contraceptive Coverage

    The Supreme Court and Contraceptive Coverage—Take 2

    By Gregory M. Lipper Today the Supreme Court granted review in seven challenges to the accommodation offered to those with religious objections to the Affordable Care Act’s contraceptive coverage regulations. I won’t rehash my earlier posts…

    The Supreme Court and Contraceptive Coverage—Take 2

  • Health Care Reform

    Hell Hath No Fury Like An ACA Opponent Scorned

    By Gregory M. Lipper Over the weekend, Ted Cruz again lamented the role played by John Roberts in rejecting the plaintiffs’ arguments in King v. Burwell, the recent attempts to undermine the Affordable Care Act…

    Hell Hath No Fury Like An ACA Opponent Scorned

  • Contraceptive Coverage

    (Final) Reply to Author of Cato Brief in Little Sisters Contraception Case

    By Gregory M. Lipper This is the third and (I promise) final installment in my skirmish with Josh Blackman over a brief that he and Cato Institute filed in support of Little Sisters of the Poor’s…

    (Final) Reply to Author of Cato Brief in Little Sisters Contraception Case

  • Conscience

    A Reply to the Author of Cato’s Brief in the Little Sisters Contraception Case

    By Gregory M. Lipper Josh Blackman has replied to my post criticizing the Cato Institute’s amicus brief (which Josh coauthored) in support of the cert petition in the Little Sisters contraception case. My original post…

    A Reply to the Author of Cato’s Brief in the Little Sisters Contraception Case

  • Health Care Reform

    Little Sisters: Cato Institute Targets the Affordable Care Act—Yet Again

    By Gregory M. Lipper Fresh off its unsuccessful attempt to gut the Affordable Care Act in King v. Burwell, the Cato Institute is back for more. This time, Cato has filed an amicus brief in support…

    Little Sisters: Cato Institute Targets the Affordable Care Act—Yet Again

  • Introductions

    Introducing New Blogger Gregory Lipper

    Gregory M. Lipper (@theglipper) is joining Bill of Health as a regular contributor. Greg is Senior Litigation Counsel at Americans United for Separation of Church and State. He litigates a range of religious freedom cases at…

    Introducing New Blogger Gregory Lipper