Husch Blackwell’s Healthcare Regulatory, Labor & Employment, and Government Solutions groups are collaborating to provide businesses with up-to-date information regarding how the recent Dobbs decision impacts employers, healthcare providers and insurers. Our multidisciplinary team will continue to post information as the legal and public policy responses to the decision evolve on a state-by-state basis.
Key contacts:
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Curt Chase, Partner, Healthcare, Kansas City, MO. |
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Molly Hobbs, Partner, Education and Healthcare, Denver, CO |
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Scott LeBlanc, Partner, Financial Services & Capital Markets, Milwaukee, WI. |
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Anne Mayette, Partner, Technology, Manufacturing &Transportation, Chicago, IL. |
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Tyler Paetkau, Partner, Technology, Manufacturing &Transportation, The Link Virtual Office. |
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Tracey O'Brien, Senior Counsel, Healthcare and Life Sciences, St. Louis, MO. |
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Jessica Brown, Senior Associate, Healthcare, Life Sciences & Education, The Link Virtual Office. |
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Sarah Quinn, Senior Associate, Financial Services & Capital Markets, Chicago, IL. |
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Shawna Ruetz, Senior Associate, Healthcare, Denver, CO |
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Keith Ybanez, Associate, Food & Agribusiness, Denver, CO |
The U.S. Supreme Court’s Dobbs decision has upended the existing framework for reproductive health, producing a variety of legal and public policy responses on a state-by-state basis. New orders, regulations, restrictions, and guidance are being issued by federal, state, and local governments on a daily basis. Husch Blackwell LLP does not guarantee the accuracy or timeliness of the information contained herein. You should consult directly with counsel for the latest developments.