Ryan Blaney practices privacy law, and represents health care, life science, and technology clients in regulatory, enforcement, investigative and transactional matters. Blaney also counsels clients on health care fraud and abuse, third party reimbursement, data breach issues, data privacy and more.
out there, the oral assurances after the fact that we re going to include pagers in this policy, he kept saying to the council representing that saying, hey, listen, i need you to explain why this is unreasonable. but there were clearly questions from others on the bench taking the other side. it appeared to be what we often see. right there in the middle already justice anthony kennedy. the entire case may come down to him. it ll be several weeks before we have an opinion. jon: shannon bream at the supreme court, thank you. jane: so what could the court s ruling mean to you? scott is a privacy law attorney and joins us now. scott, i always assume, we have always been told that your bosses can read anything, so be careful what you write and what you say. does this mean, though, there s a strong possibility that they actually can t do that? yeah. i m not sure that this is the case for that ruling. i think that what s going to happen here is that the jury got it right and the supreme c