Reading Hobby Lobby narrowly
By Leslie Francis reprinted from HealthLawProf Blog I write this post with more than a little trepidation; I’m as unhappy as anyone about what the Court […]
Read MoreBy Leslie Francis reprinted from HealthLawProf Blog I write this post with more than a little trepidation; I’m as unhappy as anyone about what the Court […]
Read MoreBy Anna Elza Brady for EDR Blog.org “A good bowl of soup attracts chairs.” That was the old African proverb quoted by Jonathan Bartsch, Principal […]
Read MoreBy Britt Ide for EDR Blog.org Energy issues are complex and controversial. They have many local, regional and national stakeholders with divergent viewpoints. Building relationships early […]
Read MoreBy Rob Dubuc for EDR Blog.org One of my great privileges these last five years or so has been to serve as attorney for, and president […]
Read MoreBy Leslie Francis reprinted from HealthLawProf Blog The President’s Council of Advisors on Science and Technology (PCAST) has issued a report intended to be a technological […]
Read Moreby Lucy Moore for EDR Blog.org I recently posted on the Island Press blog (Field Notes) a rant about Cliven Bundy and the Nevada dust-up over […]
Read MoreBy Michele Straube for EDR Blog.org Cactus photo ©Dorde Woodruff We often think of the initiation of litigation as a shot across the bow. A thrown […]
Read Moreby Shane Stroud for EDR Blog.org Think about the word “environmentalism.” What do you think of? If you’re like me, you think of protecting crystal-blue mountain streams […]
Read Moreby Leslie Francis, reprinted from HealthLawProf Blog Every year, the National Federation of the Blind sponsors a symposium on the legal rights of people with disabilities. Named […]
Read Moreby Leslie Francis, reprinted from HealthLawProf Blog As part of the “Protecting Access to Medicare Act of 2014,” Congress provided that DHHS may not set ICD-10 as […]
Read Moreby Kevin D. Bunnell for EDR Blog.org I am new to Cedar City and Iron County, but it didn’t take long to understand that “Utah prairie dog” […]
Read MoreBy Laura Anne On Tuesday, March 25 the Supreme Court heard consolidated oral arguments in a pair of cases, previously blogged about here, in which privately-owned […]
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