Seton Hall Center for Health & Pharmaceutical Law
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Seton Hall Law School's Center for Health & Pharmaceutical Law. Educating lawyers and health care industry professionals. We do #healthlaw.
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Congratulations to all of the Seton Hall Law students graduating today, including the 18 students graduating with a Concentration in Health Law!
Congratulations to the graduating Seton Hall Law students recognized for Superior Academic Performance in the Health Law Concentration!
Today at ASLME #HLP Conference, Seton Hall Law Professors Doron Dorfman and Carl Coleman present their current scholarship. Tomorrow will be Kathleen Boozang Jake Elberg John V. Jacobi and Tara Adams Ragone.
Wrapping up a terrific three days at ASLME Health Law Profs conference. John V. Jacobi presentation still to come this afternoon. Thank you to ASLME and Temple University Temple Law School PublicHealthLawRsrch for hosting!
CALLING ALL HEALTH LAW SCHOLARS! Seton Hall Center for Health & Pharmaceutical Law's 9th Annual Health Law Works-in-Progress Retreat is 1/31/25! Submit a prelim draft or detailed intro/outline of at least 5 pg, by 11/15/24 to [email protected]. Submissions should not be sent directly to faculty for anonymity.
The SLU LAW SLU Health Law Distinguished Speaker Series welcomes Professor Jake Elberg Seton Hall Law Seton Hall Center for Health & Pharmaceutical Law, who presents "Money Over Everything: Reimagining Health Care Enforcement"
Kicking off Seton Hall Center for Health & Pharmaceutical Law’s 9th Annual Health Law Works-in-Progress Retreat by discussing David A. Simon’s “Off-Label Inducement” with commentators Zack Buck and Diane Hoffman from Maryland Health Law
Engaging with Craig Konnoth’s draft, “‘Medicalizing’ AI” with commentators I. Glenn Cohen and Prof. Nathan Cortez of SMU Dedman School of Law at Seton Hall Center for Health & Pharmaceutical Law’s 9th Annual Health Law Works-in-Progress Retreat.
Attendees are carefully considering which book to select from Seton Hall Center for Health & Pharmaceutical Law’s Book Club during the lunch break at our 9th Annual Health Law Works-in-Progress Retreat. Seton Hall Center for Health & Pharmaceutical Law faculty recommended a variety of books for your reading pleasure, and we hope you enjoy!
Closing strong at Seton Hall Center for Health & Pharmaceutical Law’s 9th Annual Health Law Works-in-Progress Retreat with Daniel G. Aaron, MD, JD’s “Privatization, Cancer, and the Individualization of Social Problems” with commentators Prof. Valerie Blake of @UTKLaw & Gregg Bloche.
Seton Hall Center for Health & Pharmaceutical Law appreciates all of the health law scholars who joined us today for a fabulous 9th Annual Health Law Works-in-Progress Retreat. And a special thanks to our own @carlhcoleman for bringing this beloved event to life.
Gotta love the Seton Hall Center for Health & Pharmaceutical Law Book Club! In our annual health law WIP workshop we give away to participants works of fiction that our center members like. Great to have Daniel G. Aaron, MD, JD Wendy Netter Epstein Jamelia Morgan Lewis Grossman Nathan Cortez Tammi Etheridge & others Seton Hall Law!
In their new Forefront article, Jacob Elberg, Eli Adashi, and I. Glenn Cohen from Seton Hall Center for Health & Pharmaceutical Law, Brown University, and Harvard University discuss how it is not clear what would become of the federal government’s health care enforcement efforts without the False Claims Act’s qui tam program.
Congratulations to all of the Seton Hall Law students graduating today, including the 15 students graduating with a Concentration in Health Law!
Congratulations to the graduating Seton Hall Law students recognized for Superior Academic Performance in the Health Law Concentration!
