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Health Care in the High Court: Reading the Tea Leaves of Supreme Court Arguments

By McDermott Will & Emery on March 22, 2012
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Thursday, March 29, 2012
12:00 – 1:15 pm EDT

To register, please click here.

On March 26–28, the Supreme Court of the United States will undertake an extraordinary six hours of oral argument to decide the fate of the health reform legislation known as the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act.  McDermott Will & Emery will be there, and will share the insights gleaned from three days of court-watching with clients and friends of the Firm.

McDermott has assembled a team of constitutional and health law authorities and seasoned political analysts to discuss the arguments and questions from the justices, make predictions about the ultimate decision and offer implications of possible decision outcomes, including the implications for providers, payors, products and employers who offer health insurance.

McDermott Speakers
M. Miller Baker, Partner
Jon Decker, Senior Professional Advisor
Amy Gordon, Partner
Joel Michaels, Partner
Paul Radensky, M.D., Partner
J. Peter Rich, Partner

This interactive webcast is the first of a two-part series.  Our second webcast will occur within 24 hours of the Supreme Court’s ultimate decision, which is expected to be issued in the last week of June.

For more information, please contact McDermott Events.

 

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