A Rundown of the Upcoming Patent Cases Before the High Court This Term
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By Shaun Mathur The Supreme Court granted certiorari in an unusually high number of patent cases this term. Below is a brief overview of these […]
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Reitze Air Pollution Op-Ed Appears in SL Trib
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An op-ed by Arnold Reitze, Professor of Law at the University of Utah S.J. Quinney College of Law, appeared in The Salt Lake Tribune on […]
Read MoreMedicaid cutbacks and prescription footwear: Plaintiffs prevail against New York’s cost cutting measures
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by Leslie Francis, reprinted from HealthLawProf Blog Pressures to cut back Medicaid benefits continue to be impressive. In a noteworthy decision, New York’s effort to limit funding […]
Read MoreUpdate on Texas H.B. 2
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by Cullen Archer On January 6, 2014, the Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit heard arguments on the merits regarding Texas House Bill 2 […]
Read MoreDavies Appointed to State Energy Task Force
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Governor Gary Herbert has appointed Professor Lincoln Davies to a state energy task force. The task force, called the Energy Team, is a part of […]
Read MoreAdler Defends Role of Independent Federal Judiciary in Tribune Op-Ed
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In a December 24 Salt Lake Tribune op-ed, Bob Adler, Interim Dean of the University of Utah S.J. Quinney College of Law, stressed the importance […]
Read MoreUtah Law Forbidding Suits for Negligent Credentialing Against Health Care Providers Does Not Apply Retroactively
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by Shaun Mathur The Utah Supreme Court recently held that a state statute prohibiting suits for negligent credentialing against health care providers does not apply retroactively.[1] […]
Read MoreHealth Law – Inquiring Minds Want to Know: What Kind of Law Will You Go Into?
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by Jane Reister Conard Just in time for Thanksgiving and the holiday season when you may well be gathering with family, now is the time to […]
Read MoreOctober Health Law Section Practice Tip
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When Must a Hospital Report Medical Staff Conduct to the NPDB and the Utah DOPL? Understanding Adverse Action and Unprofessional Conduct Reporting Requirements under Federal […]
Read MoreScreening the Protector?
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by Natasha Naylor Vulnerable adults are at increased risk of abuse, neglect, and exploitation by their caregivers.[1] Adult guardianship systems are used to protect incapacitated […]
Read MoreNational Parks Traveler praises Professor Robert Keiter’s book
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Professor Robert Keiter’s new book, “To Conserve Unimpaired: The Evolution of the National Park Idea,” earned a rave review on the National Parks Traveler website.
Read MorePerpetual Conservation Easements Conference
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The public is investing billions of dollars in conservation easements, which now protect more than 40 million acres throughout the United States. But uncertainties in […]
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