Southeastern Region
Located at the University of Michigan School of Public Health, the Mid-States Region leads the legal technical assistance and research efforts for the Network for Public Health Law on:
» Health Information Data Sharing
» Public Health Statutes and Regulatory Information
Though the Mid-States Region takes the lead on these topics, please contact your region for legal technical assistance and support on any of the public health law topics. Your region will connect you with the appropriate expert based on your request.
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Insights by Mid-States Law & Policy Experts
Q&A: Using SNAP to Address Food Insecurity during the COVID-19 Pandemic
Struggling in the Shadows: The Mental Anguish of Educational Fraud
The CDC’s Eviction Moratorium Order Is Unprecedented: What Does It Mean for Tenants and Landlords?
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Mid-States Region Office
The Network is organized into regions. Each region is dedicated to providing an area of the United States with public health law technical assistance and support on a wide range of topics. The Network for Public Health Law – Mid-States Region serves individuals and organizations within:
» Illinois
» Indiana
» Kansas
» Kentucky
» Michigan
» Missouri
» Nebraska
» Ohio
» Pennsylvania
Primary Legal Issues
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How we can help
Legal Research and Assistance
Experienced legal experts are available to answer questions and provide research, analysis and guidance. Let us know what you’re working on and together we can figure out how we can help.
Legal Assistance Library
Explore the Network’s Legal Assistance Library to find answers to commonly asked questions on a variety of public health topics.