Birmingham Law School, University of Birmingham
As policy makers and lawyers grapple with the aftermath of the EU Referendum this conference explores the implications and challenges of Brexit for UK Health Law. Papers will include ‘Brexit: an opportunity to rationalise bioethics governance in the U.K.?; the impact of Brexit for public health law; “Clinical Trials in the UK: Where Now After Brexit”; the implications of Brexit for reproductive choice; “Open for Business – Risks to Public Health from International Commerce After Brexit”; “Research Regulation: A leap in the Dark”; privacy health and data protection post Brexit; and “Pharmaceutical regulation: another fine mess they’ve got us into”.
Speakers include:
Professor Emma Cave, Durham Law School
Professor John Coggon, Bristol Law School
Dr Mairead Enright, Birmingham Law School
Professor Graeme Laurie, University of Edinburgh
Dr Samantha Halliday, Leeds Law School
Professor Tamara Hervey, Sheffield Law Schools
Dr Mark Flear, Queens University Belfast Law School
Professor Jean McHale, Centre for Health Law Science and Policy, Birmingham Law School
Professor Jonathan Montgomery, Faculty of Laws UCL
Professor Chris Newdick, School of Law, University of Reading
Professor Keith Syrett, Cardiff Law School
Dr Mark Taylor, Sheffield Law School
Registration is now open. The full programme is available here.
For further information contact Jean McHale – j.v.mchale [at] bham.ac.uk