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Professor Amy Monahan, Distinguished McKnight University Professor, and the Melvin Steen & Corporate Donors Professor, was quoted in Yahoo News about both the…

Professor Amy Monohan was cited by the Star Tribune in a recent article on insurance claims and coverage denial. While discussing the persistent issue of the "rulification of medicine", Monohan shared that "there…

Professor Amy Monahan co-authored an opinion piece in The Hill on the merits of an employer-focused public health care option. The op-ed argues that the Unity Task Force’s recent recommendations miss the…

The California Supreme Court cited the work of Professor Amy Monahan in Cal Fire Local 2881 v. California Public Employees’ Retirement System, a case addressing whether certain changes to public employee…

Professor Monahan was interviewed by KARE 11, an NBC affiliate, about Texas v. United States, a decision that found the Affordable Care Act’s individual mandate to be unconstitutional and…

Professor Monahan was a guest on Los Angeles Public Radio’s “AirTalk” program to discuss Cal Fire Local 2881 v. California Public Employees’ Retirement System, a California Supreme Court case that will…

Professor Amy Monahan was cited in MarketWatch about proposals to expand the use of Health Savings Accounts as part of efforts aimed at repealing and replacing the Affordable Care Act. She discussed how…

Professors Amy Monahan and Susan Wolf have been elected to the American Law Institute (ALI), the leading independent organization in the United States producing scholarly work to clarify, modernize and improve the…
Professor Amy Monahan was quoted in a New York Times article regarding a pending case in Rhode Island challenging broad changes to public employee pensions in the state. The article stated: "Rhode Island'…
Professor Amy Monahan was cited in a New York Times article entitled "Questions…
Professor Amy Monahan was interviewed for WCCO's "Good Question" segment regarding the current state of pensions for U.S. workers. The question was triggered by the exchange between the presidential candidates…