Health Care
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A CON-tinuous Fight: Will North Carolina Keep the Certificate of Need?
In November of 2024, I discussed a rising lawsuit challenging North Carolina’s Certificate of Need (“CON”) program, which requires state… Read More
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Paging Dr. Chatbot: How a Proposed North Carolina Bill Aims to Regulate AI Use in Healthcare
As the public increasingly turns to artificial intelligence for health information and emotional support, the line between what constitutes a… Read More
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Medicaid on Life Support: The Continued Deadlock in the General Assembly & Its Effect on Rural Communities
Since its expansion in 2023 to working individuals living below the poverty line, Medicaid now provides affordable healthcare coverage to… Read More
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Third Time’s the Charm?: DEA and HHS Proposed Rules for Telemedicine Prescribing
By Kaitlyn Snyder On November 19, 2024, the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) and the Department of Health and Human Services… Read More
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“High” Expectations for the Veterans Medical Marijuana Safe Harbor Act, but Not High Enough
13 Wake Forest L. Rev. Online 14 I. Introduction Though the use of marijuana has been a very fiercely debated… Read More
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COVID-19: The Legality of N.C. Governor’s Dine-In Restaurant Ban
By Michael Johnston The COVID-19 pandemic has fundamentally reshaped American life.[1] As a result of the potentially high mortality rate… Read More
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Will Loss of Chance Doctrine Lose its Chance in North Carolina?
by Paul Fangrow Loss of chance is a hot topic in recent American medical malpractice law. In states where it… Read More
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Weekly Roundup 10/30-11/3
By: Adam McCoy & Shawn Namet U.S. v. Palin In this criminal case, the defendants argued the government did not… Read More
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Weekly Roundup: 9/25-9/29
Weekly Roundup: 9/25-9/29 By: Chase Stevens & Robert Tucci Brown v. Commissioner Social Security Administration … Read More
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Writ of Mandamus to Compel HHS to Adjudicate Administrative Appeal Denied
By Mikhail Petrov On March 7, 2016, in the published civil case of Cumberland County Hospital v. Burwell, the… Read More
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Fourth Circuit Upholds “Certificate of Need” Health Care Program
By Kayleigh Butterfield On January 21, 2016, in the published civil case Colon Health Centers v. Hazel, the Fourth Circuit… Read More
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Health Care Fraud Conspiracy Conviction Affirmed
By Dan Menken Today in United States v. Garnes, the Fourth Circuit affirmed the conviction of Charlotte Elizabeth Garnes for… Read More