By Susan Drumheller for EDRblog.org. Sandpoint is a small community in the Idaho Panhandle which, like most communities across the United States, suffered economic setbacks […]
Read MoreBy Anikka Hoidal for BiolawToday.org. In 2011, Qualitest, a manufacturer of generic medications, recalled a number of birth control packages after discovering a packaging error. Pills […]
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 Nathan S. Bracken, Smith Hartvigsen, PLLC, for EDRblog.org. Anyone who has ever attended a water law conference has almost certainly heard the phrase: “Whiskey is for […]
Read MoreBy Nathan S. Bracken, Smith Hartvigsen, PLLC, for EDRblog.org. Anyone who has ever attended a water law conference has almost certainly heard the phrase: “Whiskey is for […]
Read MoreBy Kendra Brown for BiolawToday.org. The United States Supreme Court has agreed to hear another challenge to the Affordable Care Act’s (ACA) preventive care […]
Read MoreBy Jen Reynolds for EDRblog.org. A River Between Us is a new documentary by former Oregon Senator Jason Atkinson and filmmaker Jeff Martin. (Disclosure: the […]
Read MoreBy Kylie Orme for BiolawToday.org. Several weeks ago, Judge Wiggins, a circuit court judge in Marion, Alabama, sparked controversy when he told a courtroom full […]
Read MoreBy Travis Walker for BiolawToday.org. Part of the digital age is access to information. For sports fans this includes updates on players and strategy that […]
Read MoreOriginally posted on New Private Law blog by Jorge Contreras. BiolawToday.org. A petition for certiorari was recently filed with the Supreme Court in Meso Scale Diagnostics LLC v. Roche Diagnostics GmbH (Del. 2015). […]
Read MoreBy Leslie Francis for BiolawToday.org. On October 20th, the Center for Law & Biomedical Sciences was delighted to host a talk by C. Randolph (Randy) […]
Read MoreBy Anna Brady EDRblog.org. “We are not stakeholders here. We are relatives to these lands, and we have something to say.” That’s what Eric Descheenie, […]
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