CLE - Mapping out the Implications for Medicine and Agency Deference in the Mifepristone Cases - LIVE WEBCAST
Hosted by the Healthcare Law Committee - 1.0 SUB CLE Credit
Thu, April 11, 2024
12:00 PM - 1:00 PM ET
SPEAKERS LIVE via WEBCAST
FREE ELIGIBLE
Mapping out the Implications for Medicine and Agency Deference in the Mifepristone Cases
Hosted by the Healthcare Law Committee
Stakeholders and the media have engaged in robust conversations about the Mifepristone rulings’ impacts that extend beyond abortion to other FDA decisions regarding historical court deference to agency interpretation of statutes and regulations, approvals of products that may face political opposition, and access and coverage variations across states.
In this CLE program, leading litigation and regulatory attorneys address the implications of the landmark mifepristone litigation for women’s health, life science companies, administrative law, and the future of healthcare in America.
Attend this program to explore possible practical and legal implications after the decisions in the Mifepristone cases on healthcare and regulatory decisions.
Panelists:
Whitney Cloud, Esq.
Partner, DLA Piper
Whitney A. Petrie, Esq.
Associate, Life Sciences Health Industry Group
Reed Smith
Jarred L. Reiling, Esq.
Of Counsel, DLA Piper
Login link and materials link will be provided via email late the morning of the program.
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