Dental Expenditures as a Middle Class Luxury
I, too, think the reopening of dentistry may be a bellwether for the reopening of much of America. But, unlike
Keeping My Eye on the Two Aspects of Poverty
Thank you to the panelists on yesterday's opening session on The Poverty Narrative. Panelist Zoe Greenberg noted “there are people
Antitrust Generic Drug Litigation by the States: The Hydroxychloroquine Defense
So, the third in a series of such complaints has been filed. Happy to see it filed by the states.
COVID-19 Litigation: Where’s the Action?
It is early days, yet, so it is difficult to speak with any certainty about COVID-19 litigation. You can hear
Rally At Own Risk?
Best laugh of the day to see the COVID-19 litigation waiver built into the request for tickets to President Trump's
Nursing Home Immunity From Covid-19 Related Liability
Here we have it, it all boils down to whether such legislative grants of immunity from liability to nursing homes
SHARED MEDICAL DECISION MAKING ON HYDROXYCHOLORQUINE FOR COVID-19 PREVENTION
I loved Dr. Sean Conley's 5/18/20 Memo outlining how the "shared medical decision making" between him and the President resulted
Liability or Immunity?
I guess the sorry state of America's nursing homes/ skilled nursing facilities becomes newsworthy when the person harmed is related
Those Incredible Changing Living Wills: But Which Ways Are They Changing
How bizarre that the Washington Post should choose to discuss the interest some seniors have in making sure they are
