Center News

Alumna Returns for Supreme Court Arguments

With more than 10 years experience and her role of plaintiff's lawyer with Malone Law, assisting with arguments before the state's highest court may cause some anxiety, but she's holding her own.

 More »

CDC Experts Discuss Designing Healthy Communities

The Center for Law, Health & Society and the Center for the Collaborative Study of Metropolitan Growth hosted experts from CDC to discuss the impact of the built environment on public health. More »

Panel Debates Copyrightability of DNA

The Center, the IP Advisory Board, SHLA and IPLS hosted three IP experts who addressed the question of copyrightability of synthetic DNA sequences under the Copyright Act during a lunch panel. More »

Suski Named Assistant Clinical Professor

Suski has extensive experience advocating for children and adolescents with disabilities. She has recently been named an assistant clinical professor in the HeLP Legal Services Clinic. 

 More »

Early Resolutions of Medical Malpractice Claims

Professor Charity Scott outlined new approaches by hospitals to resolve potential claims of medical malpractice before the parties are embroiled in lengthy and expensive litigation. More »

Major Grant Awarded for Faculty Fellowships in Public Health Law

College of Law's Center for Law, Health & Society receives a major grant from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. More »

Faculty join AALS leadership

Three College of Law faculty members, Lisa Radke Bliss, Emily Suski and Jonathan Todres, were elected officers for four American Association of Law Schools sections at this year's conference. More »

SHLA Hosts 7th Annual Bioethics at the Movies

The Student Health Law Association hosted the 7th annual Bioethics at the Movies series, screenings of movie and television clips and discussion on topics in bioethics guided by health law faculty. More »

Spotlight: Examining the Impact of Law and Policy on Health Outcomes

Megan Daugherty Douglas (JD '12) examines the impact of law and policy on health outcomes as a health policy fellow with the Satcher Health Leadership Institute at Morehouse School of Medicine. More »

Spotlight: Keeping a Hand in Health Law

Cynthia Honssinger Coffman (JD '91), a member of the sixth graduating class of the College of Law, is the Chief Deputy in the Colorado Office of the Attorney General. More »