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Discussing George Horvath’s paper, “The Medical Devices Regulatory Mess: A Choice, Not a Necessity,” at Seton Hall Center for Health & Pharmaceutical Law’s 9th Annual Health Law Works-Progress Retreat with commentators Elizabeth Weeks and Prof. Tammi Etheridge of Washington & Lee University School of Law.

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.

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!

Excited to share my new Jotwell review of Maytal Gilboa’s Georgia Law Review article Biased But Reasonable. It’s a thoughtful & very teachable article. My fellow torts & health law folks, you should definitely check it out! equality.jotwell.com/how-tort-law-t… cc: @alahav Karen Tani (@kmtani.bsky.social) Sarah Swan

Proud of Seton Hall Center for Health & Pharmaceutical Law students Abbas Chaudhry, vicky, and Kevin Turner for competing in Maryland Health Law's Health Law Regulatory & Compliance Competition today. Well done! law.umaryland.edu/academics/prog…

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The Affordable Care Act at 15 symposium Seton Hall Law (cosponsored by Seton Hall Center for Health & Pharmaceutical Law) is off to a great start with a panel on the impact of the ACA on public health ft. Sidney Watson, Erin Fuse Brown, Jake Elberg Nicole Huberfeld & Renee Landers 🔥🔥🔥

Excited to hear from Abbe Gluck, our key note speaker Seton Hall Law Seton Hall Center for Health & Pharmaceutical Law symposium on the ACA at 15 at Seton Hall Law! She suggests the the ACA is a lesson in internal contradictions: solidarity/individuality; federalism/nationalism; prevention on individual/public level

ACA at 15's engaging, dynamic, incisive keynote - "A Conversation with abbegluck: Dissecting the Affordable Care Act's Impact on Patients and the Health Care Industry" - introduced by Seton Hall Center for Health & Pharmaceutical Law's John V. Jacobi

If you get the chance to attend (or even speak at) a conference at Seton Hall law, you take it! Terrific, informative, generative presentations today reflecting on the ACA at 15 with a 🔥🔥🔥 keynote by Abbe Gluck.

Hearty congratulations to Seton Hall Center for Health & Pharmaceutical Law students Bernard Robert, Kristen Liu, & Marisa Nardelli for their stellar performance in the National Health Law Transactional Competition. Three judges awarded them near perfect scores on their presentation. Way to go! #SetonHallLawProud

Looking forward to seeing everyone!

It’s a Seton Hall Center for Health & Pharmaceutical Law doubleheader - Professors Kathleen Boozang and Carl Coleman are presenting on concurrent panels at the 48th Annual Health Law Professors Conference in Boston, MA. #healthlaw #ASLME #HLP2025

Prof. Carl Coleman of Seton Hall Center for Health & Pharmaceutical Law is presenting “Food as Medicine What Could Go Wrong” on the Health Care’s Role in Addressing the Social Determinants of Health: Legal Scope, Challenges, and Opportunities panel at the Health Law Professors Conference. #healthlaw #ASLME #HLP2025

Prof. Anjali Deshmukh is presenting “Legalizing Alternative Payment Models” at the 48th Annual Health Law Professors Conference in Boston, MA. Seton Hall Center for Health & Pharmaceutical Law can't wait for Prof. Deshmukh to join our health law faculty later this summer! #healthlaw #ASLME #HLP2025

Saving the best for last - Seton Hall Center for Health & Pharmaceutical Law’s Faculty Director Jake Elberg is a member of the Direct to Prescription Marketing: Constitutional, Regulatory, and Ethical Implications Panel at the 48th Annual Health Law Professors Conference in Boston, MA. #healthlaw #ASLME #HLP2025