By Eric W. Shannon – January 13, 2017 | The attorney had accused plaintiffs’ counsel of “attempting to malign” him and trying to unnecessarily burden the deponent with an additional deposition.
By J. Nicole Martin and Chris Raphaely – December 6, 2016 | Notably, the bill seeks to improve upon the federal regulatory structure regarding FDA approval and expediting the development of new drugs.
By Karen McKenzie – July 6, 2020 | Administrative law is a particularly effective remedy for addressing the opioid crisis.
By Leonard M. Rosenberg and Nicholas M. Summo – July 6, 2020 | Physicians whose patients die from opioid abuse may face criminal liability.
This podcast introduces key concepts of the new general data protection regulation (GDPR), specific privacy principles affecting the healthcare and life-sciences industries, and suggestions on how organizations can take initial steps toward GDPR compliance efforts. (9:58 min.)
Amy Bowen discusses a case summary including briefs and arguments to SCOTUS. (13:16 min.)
Learn how to get involved with the Health Law Litigation Committee and maximize your Section membership!
Nov
05
Events | Webinar
Women in Insurance Network Virtual Regional CLE Program
CLE 348 min
Explore how to navigate hot coverage issues and a virtual legal system in 2020, the evolving legal landscape from prominent insurance attorneys, judges, and professionals and create an environment wh…
Nov
10
Events | Webinar
Qualified Immunity: A Litigator’s Dream or Worst Nightmare [CC]
CLE 60 min
What should litigators know about this concept of qualified immunity in light of current events? How do current events impact your ability to defend or defeat the doctrine of qualified immunity?
Nov
19
Events | Webinar
Exploitation of Senior and Vulnerable Investors in the COVID-19 Era and Regulatory Responses [CC]
CLE 60 min
Join our distinguished panelists as they discuss the new dangers for seniors and vulnerable investors in the COVID-19 era and the nationwide response of regulators.
