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  • HealthLawProf Blog

    A Slap-Down to Libertarian Thinking in Health Care

    By Vickie J. Williams On Sept. 14, the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia delivered a slap-down to a case challenging Virginia’s Certificate of Public Need (COPN) law, dismissing the case…

    A Slap-Down to Libertarian Thinking in Health Care

  • Conference

    The Central States Law Schools Association 2012 Scholarship Conference

    The Central States Law Schools Association 2012 Scholarship Conference will be held October 19 and 20, 2012 at the Cleveland-Marshall College of Law, in Cleveland, Ohio.  We invite law faculty from across the country to…

    The Central States Law Schools Association 2012 Scholarship Conference

  • HealthLawProf Blog

    On Waste

    By Leslie Francis “Waste” (according to the Oxford dictionaries online): to use or expend carelessly, extravagantly, or to no purpose; to become progressively weaker and more emaciated; to kill (North American usage), to devastate or…

    On Waste

  • Conference

    Law Professors Organize

    By Scott Burris Over the past fifty years, law has become an important tool for promoting public health – and a site of dramatic social and political contests.  Public health law has been an integral…

    Law Professors Organize

  • Events

    HLS Health Law Policy Workshop – Professor Nick Bagley on Physician Bureaucrats: Why Medicare Reform Hasn’t Worked

    The Petrie-Flom Center at Harvard Law School is pleased to announce this year’s Health Law Policy, Biotechnology and Bioethics Workshop. We’re delighted again to welcome a stellar lineup of leading researchers and opinion-makers in fields…

    HLS Health Law Policy Workshop – Professor Nick Bagley on Physician Bureaucrats: Why Medicare Reform Hasn’t Worked

  • Call for Abstracts

    Announcement – Nova Law Review Openings

    The Nova Law Review has openings in two upcoming issues and invites submissions of essays or articles. The first book with openings is the general book of the Law Review, for which the Law Review…

    Announcement – Nova Law Review Openings

  • Health Care Reform

    Now What? A Look at the Development of Health Exchanges

    By Jennifer S. Bard One of the most common questions I get asked when I talk about health care reform is some version of “how is it actually going to work?” Good question.  So much…

    Now What? A Look at the Development of Health Exchanges

  • Health Care Reform

    Uninsured Drop, But the Challenges Continue

    By Nicole Huberfeld The Pacific Legal Foundation seems unable to face its defeat before the Court in June.  The PLF has filed a motion seeking leave to amend a complaint on behalf of a small…

    Uninsured Drop, But the Challenges Continue

  • Adriana Benedict

    Intellectual Property in Investment Agreements: More “Teeth” for Foreign Investors’ IP Rights, Less for Access to Medicines

    By Adriana Benedict Last week, Public Citizen published a Health GAP analysis entitled “Leaked TPP Investment Chapter Presents a Grave Threat to Access to Medicines,” in which Professor Brook Baker explains four ways in which…

    Intellectual Property in Investment Agreements: More “Teeth” for Foreign Investors’ IP Rights, Less for Access to Medicines