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The IHLR complements the school’s existing health law program, which is consistently recognized as one of the top ten programs in the nation. and Christine S.

In 2003, the Indiana University School of Law – Indianapolis established a specialty law review focused on health care law and policy: the Indiana Health Law Review. Now in its eigth full year of publication, the journal continues to provide informative articles on important health law topics and issues that academic professionals and practitioners encounter. The Law Review complements the school’

s existing health law program, which is consistently recognized as one of the top ten programs in the nation. It benefits from the expertise of the William S. Hall Center for Law and Health, co-directed by Professors Eleanor Kinney and David Orentlicher, as well as our faculty advisor, Professor Nicolas Terry. The scope of the Indiana Health Law Review includes bioethics, malpractice liability, managed care, anti-trust, health care organizations, medical-legal research, legal medicine, food and drug, and other current health-related topics.

04/26/2022

Please join us in congratulating the Note Candidates who were selected to be published in Volume XX of the Indiana Health Law Review:

Kasey Barnes: Indiana’s Efforts to Reduce Maternal Mortality: Necessary, but Insufficient

Evan Golightly: Defending Disabilities: How Indiana Should Approach Adjudication and Punishment of Individuals with Intellectual Disabilities in Sexual Crimes

Jackson Hughes: Taxation and Telehealth: Would a Telehealth Exclusive Facility Owned by a Nonprofit Hospital be Exempt from Property Tax in Indiana?

Nermy John: The Splintered Mind and Path to a Healed Society: The State of Indiana Should Mandate Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Domestic Violence Batterers

Jacob O’Donnell: America’s Favorite Stimulant: An Argument for FDA Regulatory Control Over Caffeinated Products Labeled as Dietary Supplements Under the FDCA

Nicole Perkins: Spreading a Digital Disease: The Circuit Split on Data Breaches and its Effects on the Health Sector

Abraham Phillips: The Safe Harbor of 35 USC 271(e)(1): The Costly Confusion About the Scope of “Patented Invention"

Sidney VanMeter: An Argument for Multi-District Climate Litigation

03/02/2022

We are pleased to announce the Indiana Health Law Review Executive Board for Volume XX, 2022-2023 as follows:

Editor-in-Chief: Nermy John
Executive Managing Editor: Quinn McCoy
Managing Editor: Sergio Gonzalez
Executive Notes Editor: Evan Golightly
Notes Editor: Nicole Perkins
Executive Symposium Editor: Victoria Konstantinidis
Executive Articles Editor: Sidney VanMeter
Executive Technology Editor: Ethan Griggs

07/16/2021

The Indiana Health Law Review is excited to announce its new members for Volume XIX.

Note Candidates:
Abraham Phillips
Cameron Cumbo
Eric Speer
Ethan Griggs
Evan Golightly
Jackson Hughes
Jacob O'Donnell
Jonathan Frieje
Kasey Barnes
Madi Hernandez
Michael Frieden
Nermy John
Nicole Perkins
Quinn McCoy
Sergio Gonzalez
Sidney VanMeter
Victoria Konstantinidis

Associate Member:
Brittany Dargo

04/12/2021

The Indiana Health Law Review is pleased to announce the following Note Candidates who will be published in the Volume XIX, 2021-2022 edition of the journal.

Congratulations to these authors and all of the IHLR Note Candidates for all of their excellent work this year!

1. Brooke Behrens, Dairy Beloved: Why Indiana Should Stop Labeling Plant-Based Beverages as “Milk”

2. Allyson Crane, Racial Disparities in Mental Health Treatment: How Indiana Misses the Mark in Providing Accessible and Quality Treatment Amidst the Coronavirus Pandemic

3. Robert East, Medicaid: A Safety Net for the “Wealthy"

4. Alaina Goschke, Virtual Learning in a Pandemic and Its Effects on Lower-Income Students: How the Education Gap Is Widening Beyond Repair

5. Gavin Hunter, The Intersection of Harm Reduction and Zoning Law: A Growing Divide Between NIMBYs and Public Health Initiatives

6. Luke McNamee, The Beginning and End of Our Analysis: The Seventh Circuit’s Approach to the Three-Way Circuit Split of Dismissal Authority in Qui Tam Claims

7. Conner Voegel, The Syringe that Drips Money: How Title VII Affects Employer-Mandated Vaccinations in the Manufacturing Sector

8. Jake Zurschmiede, Habeas Corpus and COVID-19 — In the Midst of a Viral Pandemic, Can the “Great Writ” Provide Home Supervision to At-Risk Plaintiff Inmates?

03/01/2021

We are pleased to announce the Indiana Health Law Review Executive Board for Volume XIX, 2021-2022 as follows:

Editor-in-Chief: Brooke Behrens

Executive Managing Editor: Emily Tyner

Managing Editor: Malak El-Amri

Executive Notes Editor: Conner Voegel

Notes Editor: Jake Zurschmiede

Executive Symposium Editor: Jackson Treadway

Executive Articles Editor: Luke McNamee

Executive Technology Editor: Allyson Crane

09/29/2020

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09/18/2020

Meet the Executives:

Jessica Kolanowski is a 3L Day student at IU McKinney from Saint John, Indiana. Before law school, Jessica attended Butler University where she graduated Cum Laude with a double major in Entrepreneurship and Innovation and Management Information Systems and a minor in Spanish. She is working toward her Health Law and Corporate and Commercial Law certificates. Jessica is the 3L Day Representative for the SBA, the SBA Representative for the Business Law Association, the Treasurer for the Health Law Society, an IU McKinney Student Ambassador, and the Executive Business Editor for the Indiana Health Law Review. Last year, Jessica externed with Franciscan Health. This past summer, she worked with Kelly Law Offices. She is currently externing with Fiorvento Law.

09/10/2020

Meet the Executive Board:

Anthony Singer is a 4th-year JD/MPH candidate from Indianapolis, Indiana. Anothony is the Executive Managing Editor for the Indiana Health Law Review. Before law school, Anthony attended Indiana University - Bloomington, where he received a B.A. in English with minors in Economics and Urban Planning/Community Development. While in law school,
Anthony has worked for the Office of the Indiana Attorney General, the IU Addictions Grand Challenge Initiative, the Hoosier State Press Association, IU Health, the Indiana Family & Social Services Administration, and the Indiana Region of the American Red Cross. Anthony is currently a member of the IU Health Law Scholars program, the IU McKinney Health Law Society, and the Phi Delta Phi Legal Honor Society. Anthony has previously been a member of the Health Law Society's executive board and a Fellow of the Dean's Tutorial Society.

08/28/2020

Meet the Executive Board:

Alexis Weaver is a third-year JD/MPA student from Indianapolis. Prior to law school, Alexis graduated from IUPUI with degrees in Journalism and Political Science. At McKinney, Alexis was named a 2020 Program on Law and State Government Fellow. She was also named the 2019 C. Michael Pitts Fellow at the O’Neill School of Public and Environmental Affairs. Alexis competed in the 2019 National Health Law Moot Court Competition, served on the executive boards for both the Health Law Society and Women’s Caucus, and was selected for publication as a Note candidate for the Indiana Health Law Review. She has interned for the City of Indianapolis’s Office of Corporation Counsel, Indiana Legal Services, and Eskenazi Health. Alexis is the Executive Note Development Editor for IHLR.

07/21/2020

Meet the Executive Board:

Rani Amani is a 3L student from Naperville, Illinois and the Editor-in-Chief of the Indiana Health Law Review. Before law school, Rani attended Purdue University where she received a Bachelor’s Degree in Biology with a double minor in Spanish and Philosophy. She served as an extern for the Honorable Justice Goff of the Indiana Supreme Court and the Honorable Judge Dinsmore of the United States District Court for the Southern District of Indiana. Rani has also served as a Legal Communications and Analysis Fellow for the Dean’s Tutorial Society, and she was named to the Order of the Barristers in the fall of 2019. Rani is the Assistant Chief Justice Secretary for the Moot Court Society and the Co-Chair for the Women’s Caucus. She will spend the summer of 2020 as a Summer Associate at Riley Bennet Egloff LLP.

07/18/2020

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