Law and Mental Disability Section Chair Prof. Laura Hoffman is moderating “Mental Health and Law: Is All ‘Well’ in the Legal Academy?” at #AALS2026. Thanks to Section Program Chair Amy Campbell for organizing this important panel and all panelists.

@setonhallhealthlaw.bsky.social’s Prof. Amy Mary Saji discussing “Pillars in Peril: Civil and Disability Rights Laws under Attack” at #2026AALS in New Orleans.

@setonhallhealthlaw.bsky.social’s Prof. @dorfmandoron.bsky.social is kicking off the Section on Law, Medicine and Health Care’s panel, “Debating Healthcare Expertise,” at #2026AALS in New Orleans.

What great discussions we had! We’re so glad to have connected with partners to strengthen and sustain Community Health Workers in NJ. Thank you Sanofi US; NJ DOH and Acting Commissioner Jeff Brown; and everyone who joined us. We are excited to continue collaborating & pushing this work forward! 💙

Exciting forthcoming scholarship from the faculty of Seton Hall Law, including articles from the Center for Health & Pharmaceutical Law's @dorfmandoron.bsky.social, @jvjshu.bsky.social, Carl Coleman, and @jakeelberg.bsky.social

Congrats to Joseph Keller for receiving the Best Published Comment by a Graduating Student Award for "Limiting Step Therapy on Mental Health Medications: Why a More Expansive Approach is Needed"(scholarship.shu.edu/shlj/vol49/i...)! Keep shining as a #SetonHallLawyer! #SetonHallLawProud #healthlaw

Saving the best for last - @setonhallhealthlaw.bsky.social’s Faculty Director @jakeelberg.bsky.social is on the Direct to Prescription Marketing: Constitutional, Regulatory, and Ethical Implications Panel at the 48th Annual Health Law Professors Conference in Boston, MA. #healthlaw #ASLME #HLP2025

Prof. Anjali Deshmukh is presenting “Legalizing Alternative Payment Models” at the 48th Annual Health Law Professors Conference in Boston, MA. @setonhallhealthlaw.bsky.social can't wait for Prof. Anjali Deshmukh to join our health law faculty later this summer! #healthlaw #ASLME #HLP2025

Congratulations to all of the Seton Hall Law School students graduating today, including the 15 students graduating with a Concentration in Health Law!

Congratulations to the graduating Seton Hall Law students recognized for Superior Academic Performance in the Health Law Concentration!

@dorfmandoron.bsky.social presenting now re: “Selecting for Disability” at #ASLME #HLP25

@setonhallhealthlaw.bsky.social’s @dorfmandoron.bsky.social is discussing “Selecting for Disability: How an Anecdote Can Inspire Regulation of Genetic Reproductive Technologies” on the Genetics Panel at the 48th Annual Health Law Professors Conference in Boston, MA. #healthlaw #ASLME #HLP2025

@setonhallhealthlaw.bsky.social faculty are having a fantastic time at the Health Law Professors conference @bulaw.bsky.social! @jakeelberg.bsky.social @tararagone.bsky.social @dorfmandoron.bsky.social @kathleen-boozang.bsk.social Carl Coleman & Anjali Deshmukh #HLP2025 #ASLME

It’s a @setonhallhealthlaw.bsky.social doubleheader - Professors @kathleen-boozang.bsky.social and Carl Coleman are presenting on concurrent panels at the 48th Annual Health Law Professors Conference in Boston, MA. #healthlaw #ASLME #HLP2025

Prof. Carl Coleman of @setonhallhealthlaw.bsky.social is presenting “Food as Medicine What Could Go Wrong” on the Health Care’s Role in Addressing the Social Determinants of Health: Legal Scope, Challenges, and Opportunities panel at the Health Law Professors Conference. #healthlaw #ASLME #HLP2025

@setonhallhealthlaw.bsky.social’s @kathleen-boozang.bsky.social is presenting “Parental Decision-making for Infants with Life-limiting Conditions” on the Capacity & Consent Panel at the 48th Annual Health Law Professors Conference in Boston, MA. #healthlaw #ASLME #HLP2025

Looking forward to seeing everyone!

Hearty congratulations to @setonhallhealthlaw.bsky.social students Bernard Robert, Kristen Liu, & Marisa Nardelli for their stellar performance in the National Health Law Transactional Competition. 3 judges awarded near perfect scores for their presentation. #SetonHallLawProud

FDA update: Staff who've witnessed this morning's scene at the agency headquarters described it as a "bloodbath". The firings include whole offices at the regulator, multiple FDA sources told Endpoints, including leadership and administrative staff in several departments. endpts.com/firings-swee...

Heartbreaking. Irresponsible. Devastating. Deadly.

@setonhallhealthlaw.bsky.social's @dorfmandoron.bsky.social moderating the final panel of Seton Hall Law's ACA at 15 Symposium, "How Section 1557 Promotes Health Equity" with Prof. @christinasho.bsky.social, Prof. Sara Rosenbaum, and Prof. @lindsaywiley.bsky.social

@setonhallhealthlaw.bsky.social's @jvjshu.bsky.social is moderating panel 2, "How the ACA Addressed Social Determinants of Health" with @weparmet.bsky.social, @yaelcannon.bsky.social, and @mblawrence.bsky.social at Seton Hall Law's ACA at 15: A Health Equity Review Symposium

The Affordable Care Act at 15 symposium at Seton Hall (cosponsored by @setonhallhealthlaw.bsky.social) is off to a great start with a panel on the impact of the ACA on public health ft. Sidney Watson, Nicole Huberfeld, Renee Landers, Erin Fuse-Brown & @jakeelberg.bsky.social 🔥🔥🔥

Excited to hear from @abbegluck.bsky.social our key note speaker @setonhallhealthlaw.bsky.social symposium on the ACA at 15 at Seton Hall Law! She suggests the the ACA is a lesson in internal contradictions: solidarity/individuality; federalism/nationalism; prevention on individual/public level.

ACA at 15's engaging, dynamic, incisive keynote - "A Conversation with Abbe Gluck: Dissecting the Affordable Care Act's Impact on Patients and the Health Care Industry" - introduced by @setonhallhealthlaw.bsky.social's @jvjshu.bsky.social

@setonhallhealthlaw.bsky.social's @jakeelberg.bsky.social is moderating panel 1 at the ACA at 15 Symposium, "The Impact of Key Affordable Care Act Provisions on Population Health Equity" with Prof. Nicole Huberfeld, Prof. Renee Landers, Prof. Erin Fuse Brown, and Prof. Sidney Watson

@setonhallhealthlaw.bsky.social is co-hosting an all-star symposium today - "The Affordable Care Act at 15: A Health Equity Review - with Seton Hall Law's Journal of Legislation and Public Policy

Read every word of this article to see what the Trump folks are doing to the good civil servants at NIH -- and to the important work that protects all of our health. www.theatlantic.com/health/archi...

Proud of @setonhallhealthlaw.bsky.social students Abbas Chaudhry, Victoria Jewula, and Kevin Turner for competing in the University of Maryland Francis King Carey School of Law's Health Law Regulatory & Compliance Competition today. Well done! www.law.umaryland.edu/academics/pr...

@jakeelberg.bsky.social of @setonhallhealthlaw.bsky.social moderating health law panel at “The End of Chevron Deference: Navigating Federal Admin Law in the Wake of Loper Bright” w/ Prof. Lewis Grossman of @auwcl.bsky.social, @christinasho.bsky.social, @medlawdan.bsky.social, @danielorr.bsky.social

@setonhallhealthlaw.bsky.social appreciates all of the health law scholars who joined us today for a fabulous 9th Annual Health Law Works-in-Progress Retreat. And a special thanks to our own Prof. Carl Coleman for bringing this beloved event to life.

Closing strong at @setonhallhealthlaw.bsky.social’s 9th Annual Health Law Works-in-Progress Retreat with @medlawdan.bsky.social’s “Privatization, Cancer, and the Individualization of Social Problems” with commentators Prof. Valerie Blake of University of Tennessee Law & @greggbloche.bsky.social.

Discussing @ghorvath.bsky.social’s paper, “The Medical Devices Regulatory Mess: A Choice, Not a Necessity,” at @setonhallhealthlaw.bsky.social’s 9th Annual Health Law Works-Progress Retreat with commentators @eweeksy.bsky.social and Prof. Tammi Etheridge of Washington & Lee University School of Law.

Prof. Lewis Grossman of @auwcl.bsky.social & Prof. Jessica Mantel of @uh.edu Law Center are leading discussion of @wendyepstein.bsky.social et al.’s paper, “Making Drugs and Medical Devices Safer and More Effective” at @setonhallhealthlaw.bsky.social 9th Annual Health Law Works-in-Progress Retreat.

Attendees are carefully considering which book to select from @setonhallhealthlaw.bsky.social ’s Book Club during lunch at our 9th Annual Health Law Works-in-Progress Retreat. @setonhallhealthlaw.bsky.social faculty recommended a variety of books for your reading pleasure, and we hope you enjoy!

Engaging with Prof. Craig Konnoth of @uvalaw.bsky.social’s draft, “‘Medicalizing’ AI” with commentators Prof. I. Glenn Cohen of @hls.harvard.edu and Prof. Nathan Cortez of SMU Dedman School of Law at @setonhallhealthlaw.bsky.social’s 9th Annual Health Law Works-in-Progress Retreat.

Prof. Jamelia Morgan of Northwestern Law is commenting on Yaron Covo, Solomon Center @yalelawschool.bsky.social, “The Contracualization of Disability Rights” at @setonhallhealthlaw.bsky.social 9th Annual Health Law WIP Retreat. Prof. Ani Satz of @emorylaw.bsky.social will share her feedback next.

Kicking off @setonhallhealthlaw.bsky.social’s 9th Annual Health Law Works-in-Progress Retreat by discussing @davidasimon.bsky.social’s “Off-Label Inducement” with Prof. Zack Buck from Univ of TN College of Law and Prof. Diane Hoffman from UMD Law

1. Breaking News: Donald Trump has signed an executive order targeting trans youth and teachers in schools who teach for them. It goes after "social transition" and threatens arrests. I will go through line by line, as I have the last 3 nights. Find the EO here: www.whitehouse.gov/presidential...

NSF has received an email from its director to ignore the federal judge’s stay of Trump’s order and implement the spending pause. Note that the director does not take the limited interpretation the admin pushed publicly but instead takes the broad interpretation the admin pushed privately.

Here's a longer post explaining all of this in a bit more detail: www.stevevladeck.com/p/120-the-im...

Medicaid is FFA. But it might be practically exempt bc the statutory formula for paying FMAP means a pause is inconsistent with (non-ICA) law. So the “required by law” exception in the memo should apply.

The brief text of the memo appears to apply extraordinarily broadly. In healthcare, it could be read to sweep in funding for Federally Qualified Health Centers, the Vaccines for Children Program, etc. It's less clear to me whether it includes Medicaid. /1 www.washingtonpost.com/business/202...

What courage looks like.

Super excited about @setonhallhealthlaw.bsky.social WIP workshop! The lineup is 🔥🔥🔥

Looking forward to joining @staceytovino.bsky.social, Dr. Laura Hoffman, @jennoliva.bsky.social, and Prof. Jonathan Todres this morning at #AALS2025 to discuss how law and policy can and should be utilized to combat America’s mental health crisis across the lifespan. @setonhallhealthlaw.bsky.social

The Center for Health & Pharma Law at Seton Hall Law is proud to announce that Prof. @chcoleman.bsky.social, a legal and bioethics expert, has been named a Hastings Center fellow, in recognition of his leadership in the field of medical ethics. law.shu.edu/news/disting...

Can't wait to host an amazing group on 1/31 for our 9th Annual Health Law Works-in-Progress Retreat. Papers from @wendyepstein.bsky.social David Hyman, Charles Silver @craigkon.bsky.social @ghorvath.bsky.social @davidasimon.bsky.social @medlawdan.bsky.social & Yaron Covo. law.shu.edu/news/the-nin...