Assistant Professor Meighan Parker participated in a panel discussion on “Legal Dimensions of Rural Healthcare” at the Mitchell Hamline Law Review Symposium. The event, titled “Legal Frontiers: Challenges and Opportunities in the Rural Midwest,” took place in October at the Mitchell Hamline School of Law.
Parker discusses rural healthcare law at Mitchell Hamline symposium
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