Emerging from the Pandemic: Legal Issues with the Center for Health Law Studies

Friday, 25 June, 2021
12:00 pm - 01:00 pm

Featuring faculty from the Center for Health Law Studies:

Elizabeth Pendo, "Equitable Access to Healthcare in the Time of COVID 19: Perspectives from Disability Law." 

Sidney D. Watson, "Medicaid's Role during and after the Pandemic"

Rob Gatter, "Robinson v. Mo DHSS: A Threat to Public Health Law Preparedness"

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This scholarly series examines the current legal issues that have arisen as we emerge from the pandemic.   These issues include crossover topics between international law and health law issues, such as technology transfer and vaccines, and a view from New Zealand.  Emerging issues in employment law will include employer mandated vaccinations, remote work, and multijurisdictional practice.  And our health law scholars will discuss a view of the pandemic from a disability rights lens and a public health framework. 

We hope you will join our expert faculty in discussing these important topics that are in the headlines and in front of policymakers.

1 credit of MO CLE offered 

Other events in the series:

Emerging from the Pandemic: Legal Issues with the William C. Wefel Center for Employment Law on June 30

Categories:

• Center for Health Law Studies
• School of Law