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Brownstein Podcast SeriesBrownstein Health Care Business Panel 2023: Threats and OpportunitiesOur 2023 Health Care Business Panel looked at the top threats and opportunities in health care right now. The panelists covered the business outlook and dealmaking recalibration that is taking place in the health care industry, the regulatory power of the Biden administration and how they are looking to change health care, as well as antitrust issues, drug imports, telemedicine, generative AI and learnings from COVID-19.
Moderator:
Mike King, shareholder at Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck
Panelists:
Nadeam Elshami, policy director at Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck
Alex Geier, managing director at GLC Advisors & Co.
Deema Tarazi, senior policy advisor and counsel at...2023-10-101h 10
Brownstein Podcast SeriesKey Issues in Sustainable Water InvestmentWe are at a critical and exciting juncture where multiple industries and interests are converging to rise to the challenges of ensuring a resilient and accessible water future. Brownstein and WestWater Research have teamed up to co-host the Sustainable Water Investment Summit March 9-10 at the Terranea Resort in Rancho Palos Verdes, California to provide a forum for candid and insightful conversations on investing in a sustainable water future. This summit brings together leaders throughout the water sector to connect and discuss a wide range of topics around investing in our most vital natural resource. Tune in as Brownstein’s Re...2023-02-2523 min
Brownstein Podcast SeriesFour Corners Perspective: 2022 Midterm ElectionsBrownstein's senior policy directors representing the four corners of congressional leadership join together for a discussion on the upcoming midterms. Nadeam Elshami, Carmencita Whonder, Brian McGuire and the Brownstein Policy team's newest member, Will Dunham, give their predictions for the results of the 2022 elections and dive into how these changes might affect the legislative priorities of the next Congress. Brownstein Strategic Advisor and former Alaska Sen. Mark Begich moderates the conversation.
This podcast was recorded at a live panel event on Oct. 26, 2022.2022-10-2857 min
Brownstein Podcast SeriesBrownstein Health Care Business Panel 2021: What Comes Next?With the tumultuous 2020 election season behind us, a panel of Brownstein's Health Care group and additional experts from the health care industry discuss potential changes to key health care laws, the future of health care cost containment and telehealth, policy updates on COVID-19, and how these elements will impact the health care industry and businesses generally.
Panelists:
Moderator: Mike King, shareholder at Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck
Emily Felder, senior policy advisor and counsel at Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck
Alex Geier, senior health care banker at GLC Advisors & Co.
Dr. Elizabeth Hawk, faculty at Stanford School of Medicine and president at...2021-02-011h 03Brownstein Podcast SeriesConsumer Protection Issues with Colorado AG Phil WeiserColorado Attorney General Phil Weiser joins Brownstein shareholders Alissa Gardenswartz and Sarah Mercer for a discussion about the future of antitrust enforcement, ensuring consumer protection while supporting innovation and issues arising from the pandemic, including price gouging and evictions.2020-08-1729 minBrownstein Podcast SeriesSouthern Nevada Development and Planning COVID-19 ModificationsThe COVID-19 pandemic has required city planning departments to change how they manage development projects. Brownstein Shareholder Jamie Thalgott brings together Alfredo Melesio, City of North Las Vegas Assistant City Manager, Michael Tassi, City of Henderson Director of Community Development and Services, and Robert Summerfield, City of Las Vegas Director of Planning, to discuss updates to entitlement and development application procedures, changes to the approval processes and development trends they are seeing as social distancing and remote work continue.2020-07-1330 minBrownstein Podcast SeriesSummer 2020 Health Care Business Roundtable: Navigating a Brave New WorldOn June 23, Brownstein’s Health Care industry group convened a roundtable of health care professionals and experts to discuss the health care business climate during and post COVID-19. The discussion includes trends across different health care sectors, an update from Brownstein’s Washington, D.C. team, False Claims Act issues associated with COVID-19 economic stimulus monies, the business and deal making environment and risks specific the health care industry, antitrust issues that could arise, as well as updates on the current state of the industry from medical professionals.2020-06-251h 08Brownstein Podcast SeriesDevelopment Following COVID-19: Episode 2Brownstein Shareholder Diane De Felice joins Lauri Moffet-Fehlberg, senior principal at Dahlin Group Architecture, for a discussion on challenges and opportunities in new construction versus the existing built environment following the COVID-19 pandemic. They also cover how innovation such as apps tied to design responses—like new bike lanes, mapping sidewalks and other changes—can encourage safe use of public spaces for recreation and non-vehicular traffic.2020-06-0818 minBrownstein Podcast SeriesWhat’s Next Nevada: Leadership Lessons for ReopeningIn this episode of Brownstein’s What’s Next Nevada, Shareholder Mitch Langberg is joined by Ellen Schulhofer and Rich Benenson from Brownstein’s leadership team. They discuss lessons learned as business leaders during the COVID-19 pandemic and how those can be applied as businesses reopen, goal setting, the importance of input from all levels of a company to help revise internal processes as well as making empathy and wellness a priority.2020-06-0520 minBrownstein Podcast SeriesWhat’s Next Colorado: Restaurant Reopening and Expansion Into Open AreasIn this episode of Brownstein’s What’s Next Colorado—a podcast series devoted to the legal, political and business issues companies will face as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic—Shareholders Sarah Mercer and Tal Diamant discuss Gov. Jared Polis’ announcement that Colorado restaurants may begin to reopen for in-person dining. They cover general restaurant reopening guidelines, Denver’s temporary program for restaurants to expand into open areas, issues that should be considered before expanding into public areas, as well as the impact of recent protests as restaurants try to gain footing.2020-06-0321 minBrownstein Podcast SeriesWhat’s Next: Reopening Liability RisksThis episode of Brownstein’s What’s Next podcast series—devoted to the legal, political and business issues companies will face in the weeks and months to come as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic—focuses on the liability risks of making inaccurate statements related to the current crisis. Brownstein Shareholders Mitch Langberg, Greg Brower and Alissa Gardenswartz discuss how representations businesses make to obtain benefits from the trillions of dollars of aid approved by Congress and statements made to the public surrounding businesses reopening can lead to government investigations and civil litigation.2020-05-2219 min
Brownstein Podcast SeriesWhat’s Next Colorado: What Reopening Looks LikeIn the first episode of Brownstein’s What’s Next Colorado—a podcast series devoted to the legal, political and business issues companies will face in the weeks and months to come as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic—Brownstein Shareholders Sarah Mercer, Doug Friednash and Melissa Kuipers Blake discuss where Colorado is at right now from a state and municipalities perspective, what reopening looks like especially for restaurants, symptom tracking and important liability concerns.2020-05-1118 minBrownstein Podcast SeriesWhat’s Next Nevada: Force Majeure ClausesIn the inaugural episode of Brownstein’s What’s Next Nevada, Brownstein Shareholders Mitch Langberg, Frank Flansburg and Rebecca Miltenberger discuss how the COVID-19 crisis has triggered contract issues such as force majeure clauses and other challenges to performance, how that has impacted business over the last several months and what happens if contracting parties can’t reach agreement in dealing with these issues.2020-05-0813 minBrownstein Podcast SeriesDevelopment Following COVID-19As developers try to navigate the ever-changing world of COVID-19 and its impact on balancing sustainability with new health concerns, Brownstein Shareholder Diane De Felice joins Lauri Moffet-Fehlberg, senior principal at Dahlin Group Architecture for a series of discussions on how design is adapting. Their first episode covers how the pandemic may affect real estate sectors differently depending on product type and location. Measures to combat health issues could shift trends such as reduced square-feet per person for social distancing, more touchless components and a focus on ventilation, as well as what implications these will have on affordable housing and...2020-05-0620 minBrownstein Podcast SeriesColorado Women’s Chamber of Commerce Conversations: Amber McReynoldsIn episode No. 2 of the Colorado Women’s Chamber of Commerce podcast powered by Brownstein’s Women’s Leadership Initiative, Brownstein Shareholder and CWCC Board Member Sarah Mercer hosts Amber McReynolds, CEO for the National Vote At Home Institute and Coalition and former Director of Elections for the City and County of Denver. Sarah and Amber discuss Amber’s new book When Women Vote, recent voting trends and some of the most significant changes to voting in Colorado.2020-02-1220 min
Brownstein Podcast SeriesColorado Women’s Chamber of Commerce Conversations: Episode OneWelcome to the first episode of the Colorado Women’s Chamber of Commerce podcast powered by Brownstein’s Women’s Leadership Initiative. Brownstein Shareholder and CWCC Board Member Sarah Mercer hosts CWCC President and CEO Kristen Blessman for a discussion about what they’re doing to help women owned businesses grow over the million dollar mark, what companies can do to help advance women in the business community and upcoming CWCC events.2019-11-0628 min
Brownstein Podcast SeriesNavigating the Era of Increased Attorney General EnforcementAs state attorney general enforcement continues to ramp up, learn about how state attorneys general work with each other and their federal partners, where they are focusing their enforcement efforts, and how to establish relationships with attorneys general so you can effectively head off or mitigate an investigation. Brownstein Shareholder Alissa Gardenswartz, who previously served as deputy attorney general for consumer protection in Colorado, moderates a discussion with fellow Shareholders Sarah Auchterlonie and Sarah Mercer as well as special guest Karen White, executive director of the Conference of Western Attorneys General and the Attorney General Alliance.2019-10-2456 min
Brownstein Podcast SeriesColorado Wage and Hour Law UpdateFrom rest and meal periods for hourly employees to independent contractors in the gig economy, Brownstein shareholder Martine Wells and plaintiff’s attorney Brian Gonzales come together across the “v.” to discuss wage and hour trends impacting Colorado employers and employees.2019-07-1525 min
Brownstein Podcast SeriesCongressional Oversight Reaches New Levels – What to Expect Going ForwardA power shift in the House has completely transformed the nature of congressional oversight. While Congress’ relationship with the president has dominated headlines, deliberate and methodical oversight is having a real impact on private companies. Mark Begich moderates a discussion with Brownstein’s Congressional Oversight & Investigations team, providing an overview on the current landscape and advising on best practices for businesses, corporations and individuals facing a potential investigation.2019-06-2626 min
Brownstein Podcast SeriesSenate Update: June 2019Despite heightened tension on Capitol Hill, numerous legislative proposals and agreements are inching towards a vote, including the NDAA, USMCA and two spending packages. In a conversation moderated by Mark Begich, Brownstein’s Elizabeth Maier, Brian McKeon and Drew Littman discuss imminent legislation that could receive bipartisan support and explore policy ideas that could materialize into law down the road.2019-06-2429 min
Brownstein Podcast SeriesRepealing TABOR: Colorado Ballot Initiative #3Colorado's Initiative #3 seeks to repeal the Tax Payer Bill of Rights, more commonly known in Colorado as TABOR. Brownstein Shareholder Sarah Mercer and Associate David Meschke provide background on the initiative, an overview of the ballot initiative process and insight on what could happen now that the initiative has been appealed to the Colorado Supreme Court.2019-05-1723 min
Brownstein Podcast SeriesSteps to Investing in Opportunity ZonesThe Treasury Department has released the latest set of regulations providing guidance on investment in the Opportunity Zones created by the Tax Reform Act. Brownstein shareholders Nicole Ament, Greg Berger and Erik Jensen discuss the new regulations and how to structure investment in Opportunity Zones to take advantage of the deferral of capital gains taxes.2019-05-101h 29
Brownstein Podcast SeriesA Deep Dive Into the USMCAThe United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement has been signed by each country’s respective leader, but its fate now rests in the hands of legislators. Past difficulty enforcing NAFTA labor standards have left members of Congress wary and cautious. Mark Begich moderates a conversation with Lori Harju, Milan Dalal, and the newest addition to the Brownstein team, former House Foreign Affairs Committee Chair Ed Royce, in which they discuss the trade agreement’s probability of success and shed light on the global impact of it failing.2019-04-2629 min
Brownstein Podcast SeriesAdvocating for the Arts on Capitol HillArts Advocacy Day is a sight to behold: 85 leading national arts organizations and over 450 attendees from 48 different states roam the halls of Congress, meeting with legislators and staff to discuss policy issues affecting the arts community. Brownstein advisor and former Sen. Mark Begich sits down with artists Rita Moreno, Ben Folds and Brian Stokes Mitchell, along with Bob Lynch from Americans for the Arts, to discuss the connection between arts and the economy and the importance of inspiring arts advocacy in the nation’s youth.2019-03-1539 min
Brownstein Podcast SeriesA Discussion With Ben Folds, Musician and AdvocateBen Folds is known for being a talented musician and songwriter, but he also performs a vital role for the music community as an arts advocate. Ben’s an active member of the Artist Committee of Americans For The Arts, a leading nonprofit arts advocacy organization that Brownstein partners with. In a conversation with Drew Littman, Ben discusses his experience navigating the political arena and talks about how issues important to the arts community can transcend party lines.2019-03-0132 min
Brownstein Podcast SeriesBrownstein Government Relations Podcast Series: Senate Update (February 2019)In our latest Senate update, Democrat Brian McKeon and Republican Elizabeth Maier, along with moderator Drew Littman, discuss how the 116th Congress will set itself apart. Will substantive legislation make its way through both chambers in 2019, or has the shutdown stifled meaningful progress? Looking ahead to 2020, which senators are vulnerable for re-election and which ones can we expect to see on the presidential campaign trail? Brian and Elizabeth navigate the current tumult on Capitol Hill to answer these questions and more.2019-02-0527 min
Brownstein Podcast SeriesBlueprint DenverDavid Gaspers, principal city planner at City and County of Denver, joins Brownstein Shareholder Caitlin Quander for a discussion about Blueprint Denver, the city’s land use and transportation plan for the next 20 years. Through Denver’s two-year outreach and planning effort, input from thousands of Denverites has resulted in a draft plan. Learn where Denver is working to target investment and how land use decisions will be made through the lens of social equity.2018-11-3048 min
Brownstein Podcast SeriesOversight in the 116th CongressMany in Washington anticipate a congressional agenda packed with investigations come January. But how exactly will those take shape? Drew Littman moderates a conversation between Greg Brower, co-chair of Brownstein’s Government Investigations practice, and Will Moschella, who prior to his career at the DOJ served as the chief legal counsel and parliamentarian of the House Committee on the Judiciary. They discuss Congress’ oversight tools and available enforcement actions, the limits of its authority and the ripest subjects for oversight in the 116th Congress.2018-11-2924 min
Brownstein Podcast SeriesBrownstein Client Conversations: Americans for the ArtsNina Ozlu Tunceli, chief counsel of government and public affairs and executive director of the Americans for the Arts Action Fund, and Narric Rome, vice president for government affairs and arts education for Americans for the Arts, join Brownstein Policy Advisor David Reid for a discussion moderated by our own Drew Littman on how they advocate for the arts in Washington. Nina and Narric cover the challenge of sustaining federal funding, the Arts Action Fund, how arts education can fuel the creative industry and why one of their biggest policy partners is the United States Conference of Mayors.2018-11-1338 min
Brownstein Podcast SeriesGovernment Relations Series: The Front RunnerBrownstein Senior Policy Advisor Mike Stratton joins Shareholder Melissa Kuipers Blake to discuss Mike’s role in Gary Hart’s campaign for the 1988 Democratic presidential nomination that is depicted in the movie The Front Runner. They discuss Mike’s experience as Hart’s lead advance man, how the events of 1988 fundamentally changed political reporting and their thoughts on correlations between Hart’s story and the current political environment.2018-11-0228 min
Brownstein Podcast SeriesBrownstein Client Conversations: OvaCureKristin Parello-Plesner, Strategic Director for OvaCure, joins Brownstein Policy Advisor Araceli Gutierrez for a discussion on how OvaCure is challenging the current paradigms in cancer research. As OvaCure signed its first US-based ovarian cancer research project at the University of Pennsylvania, Brownstein has worked with OvaCure to connect with and establish a strong network of key US stakeholders. Kristin and Araceli discuss how U.S.-Danish relations can attract more innovation to the United States and highlight the importance of social philanthropy and its critical role in funding for ovarian cancer research.2018-10-2317 min
Brownstein Podcast SeriesWhat Will the 2018 Midterms Mean for Business?The 2018 midterm elections will set the stage for how the Trump administration will govern during the balance of the term and impact legislative and regulatory initiatives. Listen in as Corporate Department Chair Mike King moderates a bipartisan discussion with Brownstein Shareholder Greg Berger, Strategic Advisor Barry Jackson and Policy Director Drew Littman. They provide insight on hot topics that could impact businesses following the midterms, including: taxation of private equity at the state level, Medicare for all, the deficit, antitrust and infrastructure as well as the potential for increased privacy laws at the federal level.2018-10-231h 08
Brownstein Podcast SeriesNew Tax Incentives in Qualified Opportunity ZonesThe Tax Reform Act created a new program to encourage capital investment in over 8,700 Opportunity Zones throughout the United States. The program has the potential to provide investors in Opportunity Zones with the deferral of capital gains taxes until 2026 along with the possible elimination of tax on the appreciation recognized on the investment in an Opportunity Fund. Brownstein attorneys, including those working on the front lines of tax regulation in Washington, discuss steps you can take to benefit from this new federal tax program.2018-10-0853 min
Brownstein Podcast SeriesGovernment Relations Series: Tax Policy Roundtable (September 2018)Brownstein’s Tax Policy Group Chair Russ Sullivan moderates the first in an ongoing tax series. Harold Hancock, Rosemary Becchi, Lori Harju, Charlie Iovino and Radha Mohan cover everything from John McCain’s tax legacy and Tax Reform 2.0 to the Treasury Department’s flurry of regulatory activity and what we can expect from Congress during the lame-duck session this fall. With so much happening in the world of tax, and so much more to come, it has been anything but a sleepy legislative and regulatory session.2018-09-1720 min
Brownstein Podcast SeriesBrownstein Client Conversations: International Hearing SocietyAlissa Parady, director of government and chapter affairs for the International Hearing Society (IHS), joins Brownstein Policy Director Cate McCanless for a discussion about the IHS’ Fit to Serve campaign. As IHS saw more veterans approaching private practices to address hearing loss, its members worked with Brownstein on a grassroots campaign to adjust a policy limitation that complicated the VA’s ability to provide service. Alissa and Cate discuss the initiative, its success and the tremendous — and ongoing — drive from IHS members to see the campaign through to the finish line.2018-06-1329 min
Brownstein Podcast SeriesThe Cyber Threat LandscapeJoin leading industry professionals as they review the current cyber threat landscape and outline the legal and operational strategies needed to protect you, your business, your customers and your data. Greg Brower, shareholder with Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck, moderates the panel titled Protect, Defend, Respond, Recover: A High Level Overview of Incident Response Preparedness. The panel includes: Ian O’Neill and Sarah Auchterlonie, both shareholders with Brownstein; Kevin Knierim, a former FBI agent who is now the managing director of Cyopsis; and Bruce Roton, senior director of security solutions architecture with CenturyLink.2018-05-251h 19
Brownstein Podcast SeriesGovernment Relations Series: CFIUSBrownstein attorney Travis Norton joins Strategic Advisor Mark Begich to provide an overview on the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS) and how the Foreign Investment Risk Review Modernization Act (FIRRMA), currently moving through Congress, could expand the national security concerns that CFIUS is authorized to review. They also cover how CFIUS engages with export control laws, the regulatory work CFIUS will need to undertake if FIRRMA becomes law and the bipartisan concern in Congress to protect national security interests.2018-05-1823 min
Brownstein Podcast SeriesGovernment Relations Series: Health Care Update (April 2018)Brownstein Policy Directors Cate McCanless and Drew Littman with Policy Advisor Laura Johnson join Strategic Advisor Mark Begich to discuss the latest health care issues in Washington, including ACA stabilization efforts again falling short, where these efforts wind up in the wake of potential premium increases leading up to the 2018 midterm elections and the regulatory patchwork playing out as states seek both Medicaid expansion and 1332 waivers. The team also offers their insights into the administration’s announcement on drug pricing and the likelihood of legislative or administrative action.2018-04-0328 min
Brownstein Podcast SeriesBrownstein Client Conversations: Credit Union National AssociationLeah Dempsey, senior director of advocacy and counsel at Credit Union National Association (CUNA), joins Brownstein Shareholder Michael Pryor and Senior Policy Advisor Zach Pfister for a discussion moderated by Brownstein Strategic Advisor Mark Begich on the wave of website accessibility lawsuits hitting the credit union industry. They discuss not only background on the issue, but also the lack of clear standards from the DOJ and advice for any credit unions that have received a demand letter related to this issue.2018-04-0227 min
Brownstein Podcast SeriesBrownstein Government Relations Podcast Series: Political Update (April 2018)Policy Directors Drew Littman and Brian McGuire join Strategic Advisor Mark Begich for a bipartisan political update on the upcoming confirmations of Mike Pompeo and Gina Haspel and the significance of recent March for our Lives events across the country. They also look ahead at factors that could impact the 2018 midterm and 2020 general elections.2018-03-3035 min
Brownstein Podcast SeriesUnderstanding The Tax Cuts and Jobs ActThe Tax Cuts and Jobs Act altered federal tax laws in ways that will materially impact business operations and transactions. While the IRS begins implementing the new legislation, join Brownstein's Tax Group for an update of its key components impacting business entities, including inside-the-Beltway insights on the following: headline tax rates and highlights of the act, new deductions for pass-through entities, interest deductibility issues, carried interest provisions as well as M&A tax and choice of entity considerations.2018-03-2655 min
Brownstein Podcast SeriesGovernment Relations Series: Health Care and the Department of Veterans AffairsBrownstein Policy Director Cate McCanless joins Strategic Advisor Mark Begich to discuss health care issues specific to the Department of Veteran Affairs, including recent controversies at the VA, its place as one of the largest purchasers of health care in the country and its potential impact on drug pricing, as well as attempts to streamline its system and the Medicare donut hole in the budget deal.2018-03-0818 min
Brownstein Podcast SeriesGovernment Relations Series: Policy Update (March 2018)Brownstein Policy Directors Elizabeth Gore and Elizabeth Maier bring their broad knowledge of congressional issues from both sides of the aisle together for a discussion, moderated by Strategic Advisor Mark Begich, that includes the possibility of a tax reform fix-it bill, the recent decision by the Supreme Court to not review DACA, the impact of the ongoing Russia special investigation and how the deficit could play out in the 2018 midterm elections.2018-03-0232 min
Brownstein Podcast SeriesGovernment Relations Series: Financial Services Update (February 2018)Brownstein attorneys Travis Norton and Milan Dalal join Strategic Advisor Mark Begich to provide their take on Mick Mulvaney, now acting head of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, consent orders from the Cordray regime, the role state attorneys general could play in consumer protection and how regulators and policy makers are reacting to cryptocurrency.2018-02-1222 min
Brownstein Podcast SeriesGovernment Relations Series: Tax Update (February 2018)Brownstein Policy Directors Lori Harju, Brian Wild, Drew Littman and Brian McGuire join Strategic Advisor Mark Begich to discuss the outcomes from the historic tax bill passed at the end of last year. Their discussion covers the corporate response to the bill, the possibility of technical corrections getting passed and how the tax bill could impact the 2018 midterm elections.2018-02-0524 min
Brownstein Podcast SeriesGovernment Relations Series: Policy Update (February 2018)Brownstein Policy Directors Elizabeth Gore and Elizabeth Maier bring their broad knowledge of congressional issues from both sides of the aisle together for a discussion, moderated by Strategic Advisor Mark Begich, that includes the Feb. 8 continuing resolution and the potential impact of the debt ceiling, as well as immigration, infrastructure and their thoughts on any fallout from the three-day government shutdown.2018-02-0227 min
Brownstein Podcast SeriesPerspectives on Christie v. NCAABrownstein Shareholders Ellen Whittemore and Will Moschella join American Gaming Association client Chris Cylke to discuss the Supreme Court’s oral arguments on Christie v. NCAA and what happens next with respect to the constitutionality of the Professional and Amateur Sports Protection Act of 1992, which prohibits sports betting outside of Nevada and a handful of more regulated states.2017-12-1523 min
Brownstein Podcast SeriesBrownstein Government Relations Podcast Series: CFPB Update (December 2017)Brownstein Policy Advisors John Sonsalla and Travis Norton join Strategic Advisor Mark Begich to provide analysis of Richard Cordray’s exit as director of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, the CFPB’s staying power with new leadership from OMB Director Mick Mulvaney and an overview of what’s on the horizon for the CFPB.2017-12-1532 min
Brownstein Podcast SeriesBrownstein Government Relations Podcast Series: Political Update (December 2017)Brownstein Policy Directors Drew Littman and Brian McGuire join Strategic Advisor Mark Begich for a political update that includes the impact of sexual harassment claims in Congress, what happens if Roy Moore wins the Alabama Senate seat and Tom Cotton potentially being tapped to head the CIA.2017-12-1125 min
Brownstein Podcast SeriesBrownstein Government Relations Podcast Series: Policy Update (December 2017)Brownstein Policy Directors Elizabeth Gore and Elizabeth Maier bring their broad knowledge of congressional issues from both sides of the aisle together for a discussion, moderated by Strategic Advisor Mark Begich, that includes the two-week continuing resolution and whether it will be a bipartisan package, how the success with tax reform could influence the continuing resolution and the Alexander-Murray health care deal, as well as the overlay of recent sexual harassment charges plaguing Congress.2017-12-0718 min
Brownstein Podcast SeriesBrownstein Government Relations Podcast: Tax Reform Update (December 2017)Brownstein Policy Directors Lori Harju, Drew Littman and Brian McGuire join Strategic Advisor Mark Begich to discuss the biggest points of contention with the tax reform bill now that it is successfully off the Senate floor and going to conference, what Democrats will do now that it has passed and the individual mandate’s potential impact on the perception of tax reform leading up to the 2018 elections.2017-12-0624 min
Brownstein Podcast SeriesLicensing Intellectual PropertyEffectively licensing your intellectual property can be a complex process. Brownstein IP attorneys Ian O'Neill and Dan Ackerman talk through where to begin with the commercialization of your IP, including inbound and outbound licensing, and choosing the correct type of license.2017-12-0425 min
Brownstein Podcast SeriesBrownstein Government Relations Podcast Series: Political Update (November 2017)Brownstein Policy Directors Drew Littman and Brian McGuire come together to give an update on the 2017 elections. Joined by Strategic Advisor Mark Begich, the group discusses the results in Virginia and New Jersey as well as the upcoming special election in Alabama.2017-11-2123 min
Brownstein Podcast SeriesBrownstein Government Relations Podcast Series: Policy Update (November 2017)Brownstein Policy Directors Elizabeth Gore and Elizabeth Maier bring their broad knowledge of congressional issues from both sides of the aisle together for a discussion, moderated by Strategic Advisor Mark Begich, on the upcoming Dec. 8 spending bill deadline, whether Democrats will shut down the government over DACA and a quick check-in on the status of the tax reform bill.2017-11-1715 min
Brownstein Podcast SeriesBrownstein Government Relations Podcast Series: Health Care Update (November 2017)Brownstein Policy Director Cate McCanless is joined by Brownstein advisors Drew Littman, Peter Goodloe and Laura Johnson for a discussion on the nomination of Alex Azar for HHS Secretary and his potential impact on health care policy as well as drug pricing, the possibility of a provision in the tax bill removing the ACA’s individual mandate and the enduring repeal and replace effort.2017-11-1728 min
Brownstein Podcast SeriesBrownstein Government Relations Podcast Series: Tax Reform Update (November 2017)Brownstein policy directors Lori Harju, Brian Wild, Drew Littman and Brian McGuire join strategic advisor Mark Begich to discuss the current state of the tax reform bill, expectations on timing and if a bill will ultimately get passed, as well as the corporate tax rate and its impact on international competition.2017-11-1525 min
Brownstein Podcast SeriesBrownstein Government Relations Podcast Series: Nevada RecallIn Nevada three recall efforts will determine the control of the Nevada State Senate long before the 2018 midterm election. Shareholder Alisa Nave-Worth from the firm’s Nevada State Government Relations practice and Senior Policy Advisor Sarah Clark from the Colorado State Government Relations practice discuss the recall effort in Nevada and provide perspective from the 2013 recall effort in Colorado.2017-11-1116 min
Brownstein Podcast SeriesBrownstein Government Relations Podcast Series: Policy Update (Episode 2)Policy Directors Elizabeth Gore and Elizabeth Maier bring their broad knowledge of congressional issues from both sides of the aisle together for a discussion on the state of the Republican Party, tax reform efforts and the ongoing repeal and replace attempts. Brownstein Strategic Advisor Sen. Mark Begich moderates a discussion that also covers how the Congress can move things forward before the end of the year.2017-11-0126 min
Brownstein Podcast SeriesBrownstein Government Relations Podcast: Health Care (Episode 4)Brownstein Policy Director Cate McCanless is joined by Brownstein advisors Drew Littman, Peter Goodloe and Laura Johnson for a health care discussion on Trump’s executive order, cost-sharing reduction payments, the Alexander-Murray bill, the current political landscape for health care and their predictions on health care issues going forward.2017-10-3133 min
Brownstein Podcast SeriesBrownstein Government Relations Podcast Series: Tax Reform UpdateBrownstein’s Washington D.C. Policy Directors Brian Wild, Drew Littman and Brian McGuire join Strategic Advisor Mark Begich to discuss tax reform efforts, including the role of Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell and Democrats, the current political landscape, whether it will be tax reform or tax cuts, dynamic scoring and the impact of the Finance Committee roster.2017-10-3026 min
Brownstein Podcast SeriesThe Future of U.S. Health Care: What Comes Next?The Future of U.S. Health Care: What Comes Next? by Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck2017-10-2448 minBrownstein Podcast SeriesThe Trump Agenda: What’s Next for Business?Nine months in, the Trump presidency continues to challenge the status quo in dramatic new ways – but will it bring equally dramatic results, creating seismic impacts on economic, political, legal and social arenas? Brownstein Corporate Shareholder Mike King moderates a discussion on the many questions that remain regarding how the administration will translate the president's rhetoric into policy – including proposals for the most sweeping tax reforms in three decades. Panelists include Brownstein Policy Director Cate McCanless and Strategic Advisor Barry Jackson along with Tax Shareholder Greg Berger.2017-10-2342 minBrownstein Podcast SeriesBrownstein Government Relations Podcast Series: Yucca MountainBrownstein policy advisors Brian McKeon and Darien Flowers discuss the current status of the Yucca Mountain project. Yucca Mountain is located 100 miles northwest of Las Vegas and was designated by Congress in 1987 as the proposed site for permanent storage of highly radioactive waste produced by nuclear power plants nationwide. In a discussion moderated by Policy Director Elizabeth Gore, the group covers upcoming activity on the project in Congress and the political dynamic the project faces.2017-10-1338 min
Brownstein Podcast SeriesBrownstein Government Relations Podcast Series: Tax ReformBrownstein Policy Director Brian Wild moderates a discussion with Drew Littman and Brian McGuire, also policy directors at Brownstein, on what lies ahead with tax reform and the current political climate compared with the last time tax reform was passed in 1986.2017-10-0924 minBrownstein Podcast SeriesBrownstein Government Relations Podcast Series: EERS UpdateBrownstein Government Relations Podcast Series: EERS Update by Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck2017-10-0526 min
Brownstein Podcast SeriesBrownstein Government Relations Podcast Series: Immigration UpdatePolicy Director Elizabeth Maier joins Sen. Mark Begich for an immigration update and discussion on DACA.2017-10-0415 minBrownstein Podcast SeriesBrownstein Government Relations Podcast Series: Political UpdateListen in as former chiefs of staff for Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell and Sen. Al Franken come together to give an update on the current political landscape. Policy Directors Brian McGuire and Drew Littman discuss their forecasts for 2018, the impact of Hillary Clinton’s book, lessons learned from 2016 and what might lie ahead for 2020.2017-09-2825 minBrownstein Podcast SeriesBrownstein Government Relations Podcast Series: Policy UpdatePolicy Directors Elizabeth Gore and Elizabeth Maier bring their broad knowledge of congressional issues from both sides of the aisle together for a discussion on the most recent effort to repeal the ACA and how it may affect tax reform and a budget resolution. Brownstein Strategic Advisor Sen. Mark Begich moderates a discussion that also covers predictions for what happens after Dec. 8 when the continuing resolution expires.2017-09-2728 min
Brownstein Podcast SeriesBrownstein Government Relations Podcast Series: Health Care (September 2017)Brownstein Policy Director Cate McCanless, Of Counsel Peter Goodloe and Policy Advisor Laura Johnson join Strategic Advisor Sen. Mark Begich for a discussion on the last gasp of the repeal and replace effort with the Graham-Cassidy health care bill and the recent request for information from the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Innovation on the future direction of the Innovation Center.2017-09-2527 minBrownstein Podcast SeriesBrownstein Government Relations Podcast Series: FAA UpdateBrownstein policy professionals discuss the FAA reauthorization that expires on September 30, if this bill will get delayed given other legislative priorities, the challenges it could face in the House and Senate, as well as the possibility of air traffic control privatization. Brownstein Policy Director Elizabeth Gore and Policy Advisor Darien Flowers join Strategic Advisor Sen. Mark Begich for this episode of the Brownstein Government Relations Podcast Series.2017-07-2715 minBrownstein Podcast SeriesBrownstein Government Relations Podcast Series: CFPB UpdateBrownstein policy advisors discuss the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), its new arbitration rule, the use of the Congressional Review Act to oppose the new arbitration rule, current litigation pending against the CFPB and the possibility of Director Cordray running for governor of Ohio. John Sonsalla and Travis Norton join Strategic Advisor Sen. Mark Begich for this episode of the Brownstein Government Relations Podcast Series.2017-07-2524 minBrownstein Podcast SeriesBrownstein Government Relations Podcast Series: Debt CeilingPolicy Directors Elizabeth Gore and Elizabeth Maier bring their broad knowledge of congressional issues from both sides of the aisle together for a discussion on the looming debt limit. Brownstein Strategic Advisor Sen. Mark Begich moderates a discussion that covers the timing of a vote on the debt limit as well as the possibility of a continuing resolution and predictions on a government shutdown.2017-07-2422 minBrownstein Podcast SeriesBrownstein Government Relations Podcast Series: Health Care(Episode 3)Brownstein Policy Directors Cate McCanless and Drew Littman with Of Counsel Peter Goodloe and Policy Advisor Laura Johnson join Strategic Advisor Sen. Mark Begich for a discussion on where we’re at now with the health care bill. With a game time decision coming up in the Senate, the group debates if the repeal vote will pass and what happens if it fails, as well as the influence of Medicaid cuts and upcoming subsidy payments.2017-07-2131 min
Brownstein Podcast SeriesBrownstein Government Relations Podcast Series: Higher EducationBrownstein Government Relations Podcast Series: Higher Education by Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck2017-07-1027 min
Brownstein Podcast SeriesBrownstein Government Relations Podcast Series: Hill UpdateIn this episode of our Government Relations Podcast Series, Brownstein Policy Director Elizabeth Maier joins Strategic Advisor Sen. Mark Begich for an update on health care, tax reform, the collision of the budget and the debt ceiling, appropriations, infrastructure as well as some must-do legislative initiatives such as the FAA.2017-06-2620 min
Brownstein Podcast SeriesBrownstein Government Relations Podcast Series: Senate Health Care BillBrownstein Policy Director Cate McCanless is joined by Gary Rotto from Borrego Health and Brownstein advisors Drew Littman, Peter Goodloe and Laura Johnson for a discussion on the newly released Senate health care bill. The group touches on how the new bill differs from the AHCA and the ACA, the proposed cuts to Medicaid, the elimination of the individual mandate and their thoughts on the possible outcomes and timing of the Senate bill.2017-06-2331 min
Brownstein Podcast SeriesBeyond 100 Days - Brownstein Government Relations Podcast SeriesIn this episode of our Government Relations Podcast Series, Policy Directors Elizabeth Gore and Elizabeth Maier bring their broad knowledge of congressional issues from both sides of the aisle together for a discussion on what’s ahead after President Trump’s first 100 days in office. Brownstein Strategic Advisor Sen. Mark Begich moderates a discussion that covers the health care bill that just passed the House and Trump's use of ads, as well as budgetary concerns, job creation and infrastructure.2017-05-1026 min
Brownstein Podcast SeriesWhat Lies Ahead for 2017 Congressional Calendar - Brownstein Government Relations Podcast SeriesIn this episode of our D.C. podcast series, Policy Advisors John Sonsalla and Darien Flowers bring their “on the other side of 25” perspective to what lies ahead for the 2017 congressional calendar. Brownstein Strategic Advisor Sen. Mark Begich moderates a discussion that covers how the new health care bill could influence the timing of tax reform, bipartisan excitement about infrastructure and how the debt ceiling could come into play.2017-05-0522 min
Brownstein Podcast SeriesBrownstein Government Relations Podcast Series: Trump 100In this episode of our D.C. podcast series, Policy Directors Elizabeth Gore and Elizabeth Maier bring their broad knowledge of congressional issues from both sides of the aisle together for a discussion on the Trump administration’s current state of play. Brownstein Strategic Advisor Sen. Mark Begich moderates a discussion that covers health care, tax reform, infrastructure and budget.2017-04-0528 min
Brownstein Podcast SeriesBrownstein Government Relations Podcast Series: Health CareIn this episode of our D.C. podcast series, Brownstein Strategic Advisor Sen. Mark Begich joins Policy Director Cate McCanless and Of Counsel Peter Goodloe for a post-mortem on the health care bill as well as an in-depth discussion on drug pricing and other health care initiatives Congress and the administration will focus on in the coming months.2017-04-0431 min
Brownstein Podcast SeriesBrownstein Government Relations Podcast Series: Nuclear OptionIn this episode of our D.C. podcast series, Brownstein Strategic Advisor Sen. Mark Begich joins Policy Directors Elizabeth Gore, Democrat, and Elizabeth Maier, Republican, for a bipartisan discussion on the nuclear option and the impact of invoking this procedural tool in the U.S. Senate on a Supreme Court nomination vote. They also forecast what might happen in the next few days as Supreme Court nominee Neil Gorsuch makes his way to the Senate floor for a full Senate vote.2017-03-3120 min
Brownstein Podcast SeriesTop Issues for the New Administration – Health Care (Episode 2)As the first month of Donald Trump’s presidency comes to an end, Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck’s most recent podcast series provides updates on the new administration’s impact on crucial issues facing businesses. Brownstein Strategic Advisor Sen. Mark Begich moderates bipartisan discussions with the firm’s Washington, D.C. policy professionals and attorneys on tax and trade, financial services, immigration, energy and health care. In this episode, Policy Director Cate McCanless and Of Counsel Peter Goodloe discuss the continuously changing environment of repeal and replace, the reconciliation bill, impacts on Medicaid and tax reform.2017-02-1726 min
Brownstein Podcast SeriesEpisode 1 - HealthTech Podcast SeriesWith Denver’s new presence in the health-technology market and Denver’s own digital-health business generator 10.10.10 celebrating the completion of its 10 day journey to have a group of 10 CEOs confront 10 health problems, two Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck attorneys sat down to discuss technology in health care. Ian O’Neill is a shareholder in the firm’s intellectual property department focusing on technology transactions, licensing, advanced media and privacy issues. Emily Weber is a shareholder in the firm’s health care group focusing on academic medicine and clinical research, data security compliance and governance for personalized medical programs. They discussed the top techno...2017-02-1424 min
Brownstein Podcast SeriesThe 2016 Elections and the Future of U.S. HealthcareBrownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck Shareholder Mike King moderated a discussion on the future of healthcare within the context of the 2016 election, a topic often overlooked during the year’s election discussion. With health care costs representing 18 percent of the U.S. economy and one candidate promising to repeal the Affordable Care Act, the stakes for health care have never been higher. Convened by Brownstein’s Health Care group, the panel brought together experts across the industry to discuss policy, business and legal topics. Speakers included the Brownstein Policy Director Cate McCanless and Strategic Advisor Barry Jackson along with Quadriga Managing Part...2017-02-141h 27
Brownstein Podcast SeriesBranding and Trademark Podcast Series - Episode 2Welcome to the Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck podcast series. Two attorneys from the firm’s Intellectual Property Department discuss how some of today’s most important IP legal cases impact businesses and branding. Emily Holmes, of counsel at Brownstein, leverages her intellectual property experience to help clients develop, protect and enforce their intellectual property rights in the United States and internationally. Litigator Kerry LeMonte, an associate at the firm, works actively with clients to resolve complex business disputes and protect their valuable intellectual property, including high-profile brands. In episode two of the Branding and Trademark Podcast Series, Emily and Kerry disc...2017-02-1415 min
Brownstein Podcast SeriesTop Issues for New Administration - MarijuanaFollowing the 2016 elections, there are many unanswered questions about what issues will dominate the agenda for our new president and Congress. In an eight-part podcast series, Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck’s Washington, D.C., policy professionals and attorneys discuss their perspectives on the biggest issues facing the next administration. In this episode, Shareholder Will Moschella discusses how the Republican Congress and new administration could approach marijuana policy in light of increasing public support and successful state legalization.2017-02-1419 min
Brownstein Podcast SeriesTop Issues for New Administration - EducationFollowing the 2016 elections, there are many unanswered questions about what issues will dominate the agenda for our new president and Congress. In an eight-part podcast series, Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck’s Washington, D.C., policy professionals and attorneys discuss their perspectives on the biggest issues facing the next administration. In this episode, Policy Director Judy Black, Senior Policy Advisor Douglas Maguire and Policy Advisor Laura Johnson discuss how we can expect the appointment of Betsy DeVos to impact pre-K, K-12 and higher education policy under the new administration and what could be on the agenda for a unified Republican administration.2017-02-1423 min
Brownstein Podcast SeriesTop Issues for New Administration - ImmigrationFollowing the 2016 elections, there are many unanswered questions about what issues will dominate the agenda for our new president and Congress. In an eight-part podcast series, Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck’s Washington, D.C., policy professionals and attorneys discuss their perspectives on the biggest issues facing the next administration. In this episode, Policy Director Elizabeth Maier discusses president-elect Trump’s campaign promises related to immigration, how trends toward more national political leadership will effect immigration reform and what type of legislative efforts are possible under a unified Republican Congress.2017-02-1419 min
Brownstein Podcast SeriesTop Issues for New Administration - Tax and TradeFollowing the 2016 elections, there are many unanswered questions about what issues will dominate the agenda for our new president and Congress. In an eight-part podcast series, Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck’s Washington, D.C., policy professionals and attorneys discuss their perspectives on the biggest issues facing the next administration. In this episode, Policy Director Michael Levy discusses president-elect Donald Trump’s plan for trade policy and what his plan to achieve GDP growth would look like.2017-02-1423 min
Brownstein Podcast SeriesTop Issues for New Administration - Financial ServicesFollowing the 2016 elections, there are many unanswered questions about what issues will dominate the agenda for our new president and Congress. In an eight-part podcast series, Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck’s Washington, D.C., policy professionals and attorneys discuss their perspectives on the biggest issues facing the next administration. In this episode, Policy Director Michael Levy discusses the impact of president-elect Donald Trump’s economic team on his campaign promises of a populist agenda to generate change for those most in need.2017-02-1420 min
Brownstein Podcast SeriesTop Issues for New Administration - Health CareFollowing the 2016 elections, there are many unanswered questions about what issues will dominate the agenda for our new president and Congress. In an eight-part podcast series, Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck’s Washington, D.C., policy professionals and attorneys discuss their perspectives on the biggest issues facing the next administration. In this episode, Policy Director Cate McCanless, Of Counsel Peter Goodloe and Policy Advisor Laura Johnson discuss what a repeal of the Affordable Care Act would look like and who will impact health care policy in the new administration and Congress.2017-02-1425 min
Brownstein Podcast SeriesTop Issues for New Administration- InfrastructureFollowing the 2016 elections, there are many unanswered questions about what issues will dominate the agenda for our new president and Congress. In an eight-part podcast series, Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck’s Washington, D.C., policy professionals and attorneys discuss their perspectives on the biggest issues facing the next administration. In this episode, Policy Directors Elizabeth Gore and Brian Wild discuss efforts to prioritize investments in infrastructure under the new administration and the Republican Congress, possible tensions it could cause with the right’s usual fiscal conservatism and the likelihood of bipartisan support.2017-02-1419 min
Brownstein Podcast SeriesTop Issues for New Administration - First 100 DaysFollowing the 2016 elections, there are many unanswered questions about what issues will dominate the agenda for our new president and Congress. In an eight-part podcast series, Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck’s Washington, D.C., policy professionals and attorneys discuss their perspectives on the biggest issues facing the next administration. In this episode, Shareholders Marc Lampkin and Al Mottur discuss what the first 100 days of Trump’s presidency could look like and what the outlook for Democrats is in the House and Senate.2017-02-1423 min
Brownstein Podcast SeriesFinance Podcast Series - Episode 1Welcome to the Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck podcast series. In the first episode the Finance Podcast Series, Shareholder Jay Spader of the firm’s Corporate Finance Group joined Paul Meiring and David Levine of Prudential Capital to discuss the use of mezzanine financing in lieu of a private equity-backed transaction following the firm’s winter M&A and Private Equity Roundtable discussion.2017-02-1408 min
Brownstein Podcast SeriesBranding and Trademark Podcast Series - Episode 3Welcome to the Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck podcast series. In this episode of their Trademark and Branding podcast series, Emily Holmes and Kerry LeMonte discuss whether hashtags are capable of trademark protection under U.S. law and provide a roundup of some of the most prominent cases and developments in litigation related to intellectual property. Shareholder Emily Holmes leverages her intellectual property experience to help clients develop, protect and enforce their intellectual property rights in the United States and internationally. Litigator Kerry LeMonte, an associate in the firm’s Intellectual Property Department, works actively with clients to resolve complex business di...2017-02-1421 min
Brownstein Podcast SeriesAnticipating President Trump: What will the new administration mean for business?Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck Shareholder Mike King moderated a discussion on the impact of the Trump administration on business. After the 2016 elections brought historic and unanticipated results, the Trump presidency could bring equally dramatic effects, creating seismic impacts in economic, political, legal and social arenas. The panel of Washington law and policy professionals addressed the issues facing taxation, antitrust and competition, securities and financial services, healthcare, transportation and infrastructure and international trade. Speakers included the Brownstein Policy Director Cate McCanless and Strategic Advisor Barry Jackson along with Shareholder Greg Berger.2017-02-131h 07
Brownstein Podcast SeriesPresident Trump and the Future of U.S. Health CareBrownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck Shareholder Mike King moderated a discussion on the future of healthcare under the Trump administration. With health care costs representing 18 percent of the U.S. economy, President Trump has promised to repeal the Affordable Care Act – raising the stakes for health care higher than ever. The panel covered issues of contention in the roll out of “repeal and replace”, such as fee structuring, Medicaid and Accountable Care Organizations. Speakers included the Brownstein Policy Director Cate McCanless and Strategic Advisor Barry Jackson along with Quadriga Managing Partner Jason Ficken and Denver Public Health Director Dr. William Burman.2017-02-131h 24
Brownstein Podcast SeriesElection 2016: Post-Debate AnalysisBrownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck, the American Gaming Association and the Las Vegas Metro Chamber of Commerce hosted a post-debate analysis panel following the third presidential debate held at UNLV on Oct. 19. Moderated by veteran political reporter and Communications Strategist Mitch Fox, the panel consisted of Adam Hodge, communications director for the Democratic National Committee; Sean Spicer, chief strategist and communications director for the Republican National Committee, and Strategic Advisors at Brownstein Former Sen. Mark Begich and Barry Jackson.2016-10-241h 09
Brownstein Podcast SeriesBranding and Trademark Podcast Series - Episode 1Welcome to the Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck podcast series. Two attorneys from the firm’s Intellectual Property Department discuss how some of today’s most important IP legal cases impact businesses and branding. Emily Holmes, of counsel at Brownstein, leverages her intellectual property experience to help clients develop, protect and enforce their intellectual property rights in the United States and internationally. Litigator Kerry LeMonte, an associate at the firm, works actively with clients to resolve complex business disputes and protect their valuable intellectual property, including high-profile brands. In their first podcast, Emily and Kerry discuss the implications of Yosemite National Park...2016-10-2415 min
Brownstein Podcast SeriesEpisode 3 - Health Tech Podcast SeriesIn the third episode of their health tech podcast series, Ian O’Neill, a shareholder in Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck’s intellectual property department focusing on technology transactions, licensing, advanced media and privacy issues, and Emily Weber, a shareholder in the firm’s health care group focusing on academic medicine and clinical research, data security compliance and governance for personalized medical programs discuss how HIPAA, HiTech and TCPA apply to patient engagement and specifically text messages.2016-10-0618 min