Kathleen Barrett and James Oh, Members of the Firm, co-present "When the HHS Secretary Changes the Rules Overnight: What Healthcare Stakeholders Must Do Next" at the Illinois Association of Healthcare Attorneys (IAHA) 44th Annual Health Law Symposium.
A federal court's decision in AAP et al. v. Kennedy et al. halted a year of unprecedented federal vaccine policy changes and reconstituted vaccine advisory committee actions. Yet, this case is about far more than vaccines. It's about administrative law, agency process, and executive authority over the public health infrastructure. For Illinois health law practitioners, the implications of this litigation are immediate and practical.
Panelists, who include lead plaintiffs' counsel in this litigation, discuss the case and the real question facing Illinois healthcare stakeholders: How do you operate and protect yourself when federal guidance is legally uncertain, politically volatile, and changing in real time?
The panel will leave attendees with a better understanding of the discretion and authority that the HHS Secretary has, how to respond when relied upon agency processes are bypassed, and navigating compliance in an unstable regulatory environment.
For more information, visit the conference website.
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Chicago, Illinois
