Brownstein Podcast Series

In 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.

In 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.

In this episode, Policy Directors Elizabeth Gore and Jon Hrobsky discuss issues facing the energy industry including the use of the Congressional Review Act, the future of coal, tax reform, NAFTA and infrastructure.

In this episode, Policy Directors Michael Levy and Lori Harju continue their discussion on border adjustability and provide insight on other trade issues including currency manipulation and NAFTA.

In this episode, Policy Director Elizabeth Maier provides an update on Trump’s immigration executive order and travel ban, work visas and immigration reform.

In this episode, Policy Directors Michael Levy and Lori Harju discuss the time frame for tax reform, the deductibility of business interest, impacts on mezzanine and middle market financing and touch on border adjustability.

In this episode, Senior Policy Advisor Zach Pfister and Policy Advisor John Sonsalla discuss Trump’s executive order on regulating the U.S. financial system and its impact on Dodd-Frank reform, the fate of the CFPB and the most current version of the Financial CHOICE Act.

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.

Brownstein's Carolynne White moderates a panel focused on new developments in the process of construction that are emerging as a direct result of Denver’s investment in light rail and other modes of transportation. In this podcast, you’ll hear key insights and commentary from Jarrett Wendt, VP of Strategic Initiatives of Panasonic Enterprise Solutions; Ferd Belz, Senior Vice President of L.C. Fulenwider, Inc.; and John Potts, Director of Development at DEN Real Estate.

With 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 technology issues facing the changing health care ecosystem. Visit bhfs.com for more information.

Ian O’Neill, a shareholder in the firm’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, recorded the second episode of their health tech podcast series. This episode discusses the implications of the Federal Trade Commission’s recently published best practices for health app development. While many of these recommendations will be familiar to anyone with app development experience, health companies need to also consider how data security principles interact with HIPPA and personal health information (PHI).

Brownstein 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 Partner Jason Ficken and Colorado Lieutenant Governor and former Kaiser Permanente CEO Donna Lynne.

Welcome 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 discuss how a recent decision from The Trademark Trial and Appeal Board relates to competitors in the beer and wine industry that want to use the same or similar trademarks through consent or coexistence agreements.

Following 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.

Following 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.

Following 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.

Following 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.

Following 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.

Following 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.

Following 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.