Germany… Regulating Assisted Dying: A Comparative Analysis of Legislative Failure 29 Jul 20262 Nov 2026 The regulation of physician-assisted dying (PAD), and in particular assisted suicide, represents one of the most contentious and conceptually demanding challenges in contemporary legal systems. Drawing on a comparative perspective…
Health… Launch of Healthcare, Quality Concerns, and Competition Law (Hart 2023) on 8 March 2024 10 Jan 202429 Oct 2026 Webinar: Friday 8 March 2024, 3pm (UK time) The British Association of Comparative Law is pleased to invite you to a launch of Healthcare, Quality Concerns, and Competition Law (Hart…
Health… Assisted dying: A subject at the heart of legal and societal issues, by L MILLESCAMPS 28 Jun 202229 Oct 2026 On October 16, 2021, David Peace, a terminally ill patient, claimed that the English legislation had ‘failed' him. Diagnosed in 2019 with a disease affecting his motor skills, this Londoner…
USA… Sabrina Germain – Justice and Profit in Health Care Law: A Comparative Analysis of the United States and United Kingdom (Hart Publishing 2019) 22 Jan 202129 Oct 2026 The COVID-19 pandemic has provided us with yet another example of the moral significance of health care resources in our societies. The indisputable seriousness of health care needs makes the…
Books and publications… NEW PUBLICATION: MARY GUY, COMPETITION POLICY IN HEALTHCARE – FRONTIERS IN INSURANCE-BASED AND TAXATION-FUNDED SYSTEMS, INTERSENTIA 2019 7 Jan 201929 Oct 2026 How does EU competition law affect national healthcare reforms? Does healthcare merit special treatment, or can competition work in the same way it does in the energy and telecommunications sectors?…
