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Category Archives: Health Care Law

5th Product and Pipeline Enhancement for Generics Conference, July 17-19, 2012

The National Law Review is pleased to bring you information about an upcoming conference: 5th Product and Pipeline Enhancement for Generics Conference, July 17-19, 2012 in Washington, DC The marcus evans 5th Product and Pipeline Enhancement for Generics Conference will host industry leaders within the Generic Pharmaceutical, Branded Pharmaceutical and API industries operating globally as they …

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Upcoming Spring 2012 CLE National Institutes

The National Law Review is pleased to bring you information about the ABA’s Upcoming Spring 2012 CLE National Institutes: Learn and network at these in-person,full-day or multi-day seminars held live in various locations across the country that draw lawyers from across the nation.

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The Health Effects of Divorce can be both Detrimental and Beneficial

Recently an article by Rebecca L. Palmer and Crystal Espinosa Buit of Lowndes, Drosdick, Doster, Kantor & Reed, P.A. regarding The Health Effects of Divorce was published in The National Law Review: Divorces affect every aspect of an individual’s life – their financial situation, their children, their home, their friendships, everything. Divorces are notoriously stressful events and, while a stressful marriage …

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Upcoming Spring 2012 CLE National Institutes

The National Law Review is pleased to bring you information about the ABA’s Upcoming Spring 2012 CLE National Institutes: Learn and network at these in-person,full-day or multi-day seminars held live in various locations across the country that draw lawyers from across the nation.

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Upcoming Spring 2012 CLE National Institutes

The National Law Review is pleased to bring you information about the ABA’s Upcoming Spring 2012 CLE National Institutes: Learn and network at these in-person,full-day or multi-day seminars held live in various locations across the country that draw lawyers from across the nation.

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Upcoming Spring 2012 CLE National Institutes

The National Law Review is pleased to bring you information about the ABA’s Upcoming Spring 2012 CLE National Institutes:   Learn and network at these in-person,full-day or multi-day seminars held live in various locations across the country that draw lawyers from across the nation.

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Supreme Court Invalidates Biotech Method Patent in Mayo v. Prometheus

Recently an article by Richard G. Gervase, Jr. and Daniel W. Clarke, Ph.D. of Mintz, Levin, Cohn, Ferris, Glovsky and Popeo, P.C. regarding Biotech Patents recently appeared in The National Law Review: On March 20, 2012, the United States Supreme Court handed down a groundbreaking decision in the field of biotechnology; however, the repercussions of this decision will be felt throughout …

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Slogans versus substance in the battle over ObamaCare’s future: ANALYSIS

An article regarding ObamaCare written by Wendell Potter of the Center for Public Integrity recently appeared in The National Law Review: Cries of ‘Hands off my health care’ mask the benefits of the Affordable Care Act Hands off my health care! Remember those words from the health care reform debate of two years ago? I’m confident we’ll be seeing …

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U.S. Department of Justice Postpones ADA Requirements for Swimming Pools and Spas

Recently The National Law Review published a paper by the Labor and Employment Law Department of Barnes & Thornburg LLP regarding the ADA Requirements for Pools and Spas: On March 20, 2012, the U.S. Department of Justice (the Department) announced an immediate 60-day postponement of the effective date for the accessibility requirements for pools and spas subject to either Title II …

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Illinois Federal Court Sides With Circuits Allowing Non-Disabled Individuals to Bring ADA Claims

The National Law Review published an article by the Labor & Employment Group of Schiff Hardin LLP regarding ADA Claims: An Illinois federal court recently decided that it could be unreasonable for an employer to require an employee take a mental health exam as a condition of keeping his job, and allowed a former employee’s claim to proceed to trial. Sanders …

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