for those of you looking to catch-up on biosimilars in 2020 and what these experts are most excited about for the year(s) ahead. As the Editorial Board explores which challenges are ahead for 2021, it’s reassuring to note that sustainability is increasingly entering the U.S. biosimilars conversation. As you’ll note in this installment, there are several particularly passionate calls-to-action for companies to confront misinformation, collaborate with stakeholders, and to refine their commercial business models in the name of greater market efficiency. Though there is a lot to be done, it’s clear from these answers that stakeholders are relying more heavily on biosimilars and that it’s more important than ever for biosimilar companies to keep carrying the torch for more competition, cost-savings, value, and responsible pricing.
Salem salon owner sues Oregon Gov. Kate Brown over coronavirus restrictions, alleges retaliation
Updated Dec 29, 2020;
Posted Dec 29, 2020
Dozens of protesters waved signs and flags to show support for Glamour Salon owner Lindsey Graham, who opened her salon despite Gov. Kate Brown s stay-at-home order, in downtown Salem on May 5, 2020.
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By Whitney Woodworth, Statesman Journal
The embattled owner of Glamour Salon, who reopened her downtown Salem salon on May 5 in violation of the state’s “Stay Home, Save Lives” shutdown order, filed a $100,000 civil rights lawsuit against Gov. Kate Brown, the state of Oregon and several state agencies last week.
Oregon Salon Owner Sues Gov. Kate Brown for $100,000 Over CCP Virus Fine
An Oregon salon owner who reopened her business in defiance of the state’s stay-at-home order earlier this year has filed a civil rights lawsuit against Gov. Kate Brown, documents show.
Lindsey Graham, who runs the Glamour Salon in downtown Salem, was fined $14,000 in May after she continued to operate her business despite an executive order from Brown that forced businesses such as salons to close amid the CCP (Chinese Communist Party) virus pandemic, commonly known as the novel coronavirus.
In the Dec. 18 lawsuit (pdf) filed to the Oregon Circuit Court for Marion County, Graham alleges the governor’s decision to force private businesses to close caused “negative health effects” on local residents.