Health Care Privacy 101 and Beyond (Session 1)

On a June 23, 2026, webcast, Kirk Nahra of WilmerHale, one of the nation’s leading healthcare privacy attorneys with nearly three decades in the field, explains how the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act’s origins as a labor-mobility and administrative-efficiency statute—not a privacy law—created structural coverage gaps that exclude pharmaceutical companies, life insurers, and most consumer health apps, and why the resulting proliferation of overlapping state and federal law now threatens to produce what Nahra calls “growing chaos” that is “bad for both industry and for patients.” Need CLE Credit? Watch the program on B-CLE: https://bcle.law.berkeley.edu/program... ► Homepage: https://www.law.berkeley.edu/research... ► View our CLE Catalog on our B-CLE Platform: https://bcle.law.berkeley.edu/