My article "Cause of Death?" is forthcoming in Lewis & Clark Law Review and available on SSRN. Many thanks to everyone who helped--and particularly to SLU LAW and ASLME for hosting an incredible Health Law Scholars Workshop this year! papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf…

Had a great time presenting on Fiduciary Framing at #HLP24 and catching up with everyone! Thanks to Jen Herbst for organizing our panel and to Yiran Zhang Sarah Hooper and Megan Wright for thoughtful discussion!

You will be much better after students grill you on the material during discussion than before since it pushes you on details…also try to use a textbook that comes with slides to save time during that all-consuming first semester teaching the course!

My draft article, The Fiduciary Game, is now up on SSRN! For all the skeptics of the power of fiduciary duties to constrain self-interested behavior, enjoy! papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf…

Stopped by SLU Health Law SLU LAW to find print copies of my 2 NEJM Perspectives in my mailbox! (1) Four Decades of Orphan Drugs & Priorities for the Future: nejm.org/doi/full/10.10… (2) Déjà Vu All Over Again--Refusing to Learn the Lessons of COVID-19: nejm.org/doi/full/10.10…

Many thanks to Lawrence Solum for featuring my draft article, The Fiduciary Game, on the Legal Theory Blog! lsolum.typepad.com/legaltheory/20…

Roth on Fiduciary Duties and Constraining Behavior, lsolum.typepad.com/legaltheory/20…

My *job market paper "Beyond Patents"* uses health justice and political economy frameworks to show Bayh-Dole legacies in health technology access as a public investment return problem and suggest NIH grant conditionalities as a solution. I look forward to sharing and discussing!

Many thanks to Columbia's Blue Sky Blog for inviting me to blog about my article, The Fiduciary Game!

So excited to see The Founders’ Purse out in the Virginia Law Review! Thanks to Virginia Law Review for all of their outstanding work and to everyone else who contributed to this effort! virginialawreview.org/print/

We enjoyed workshopping this piece with faculty Touro Law Center today. Thanks to Rodger Citron for the invitation! cc: Lauren Roth

I'm excited to announce that my latest article, Climate Nationalism, will appear in the Stanford Law & Policy Review Stanford Law & Policy Review.

Encouraging all grad students, fellows, and jr TT faculty to apply for 2025 Michigan Junior Scholarship Conference! It was a fantastic experience for me and a great way to connect with jr faculty doing interdisciplinary work. michigan.law.umich.edu/junior-scholar…

Congratulations, Sidney!!

In my new publication, I look at the 'European Distinctions between Private and Public Law in Health Care and the Emerging Influence of Private Lobbies' > Read #OpenAccess > doi.org/10.1017/978100… Key Distinctions Between European and U.S. Health Law: 🏥 Universal health