Ebola Quarantine: Resolving Law with Science
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By Cullen Archer for the Center for Law and Biomedical Sciences Blog. The Disease Ebola hemorrhagic fever is a zoonosis[1] caused by a virus of […]
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Risks were Taken in Daggett County, Reaping Public Lands Rewards for All
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By Michele Straube for EDRblog.org. A landmark agreement in Daggett County demonstrates the value of dialogue on public lands issues. On October 22, negotiators jointly […]
Read MoreHouse of Cards – Statutory Interpretation and the Affordable Care Act
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By Travis Walker, Law & Bioscience Fellow Lost in the grandeur of National Federation of Independent Business[1] and Hobby Lobby[2] is a provision of the Affordable […]
Read MoreStarting from Scratch: Building China’s Private Healthcare System
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By Daniel Barber for the Center for Law and Biomedical Sciences Blog. Being lost in translation is frustrating, especially when important ideas need to be […]
Read MoreDetermining the Standard of Review for Claim Construction: Supreme Court Holds Oral Argument for Teva Pharmaceuticals USA, Inc. v. Sandoz, Inc.
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By Austen Paulsen for the Center for Law & Biomedical Sciences blog. The issue in this case is whether the Federal Circuit may set aside findings of […]
Read MoreGetting Past Politics on Climate Change
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By Carri Hulet for EDRblog.org. The polarizing debates over climate change are often about the wrong questions. I go nuts when I hear people debating […]
Read MoreSeeking Middle Ground – or New Ground?
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By Mike Lunn for EDR Blog.org. I appreciated the thoughtful and thought-provoking blog posted by Lucy Moore on May 28, 2014, where she discussed her […]
Read MoreThe Wonderful Discomfort of Changing Your Mind
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By Kirstin Lindstrom for EDR Blog.org. In reflecting on the most important things she learned in the seven years of writing her literary blog, brainpickings.org, […]
Read MoreHHS Issues Guidance Regarding HIPAA and Same Sex Marriage
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By Leslie Francis for HealthLawProfBlog. Under HIPAA, patients’ spouses and other family members have certain rights to access health information. In an important guidance document in the wake of United States […]
Read MoreFinally Sitting at the Grownups’ Table
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By Jim Holtkamp for EDRblog.org. Last March I had the once-in-a-career experience of meeting with senior officials of the China National Peoples’ Congress (NCP) and […]
Read MoreComfortable with Uncertainty: Collaboration in the Time of Forest Plan Revision
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By Kathleen Bond for EDR Blog.org. What’s the key to involving stakeholders in the plan revision process? Be adaptive, flexible, and strive to provide a meaningful, […]
Read MoreLongson, Tipple Awarded Rocky Mountain Mineral Law Foundation Scholarships
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Mitch Longson and Kate Tipple, both 3Ls, have been awarded scholarships from the Rocky Mountain Mineral Law Foundation for the 2014-2015 academic year. The scholarships […]
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