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Baer Law
25521 E. Smoky Hill Road
Suite #120, Aurora, CO 80016
720.222.1276
About Baer Law
John brings over twenty-five combined years of experience as a pharmacist and attorney to the Baer Law Firm LLC. John's personal goal since finishing law school was to incorporate both his experiences as a clinical pharmacist and an attorney into his own, successful law practice. After obtaining his undergraduate and his Doctorate of Pharmacy (PharmD) degrees from the University of Arizona, John relocated to Colorado. He continued to work as a clinical hospital pharmacist while attending law school and obtained his Juris Doctorate (JD) at the University of Denver College of Law.
Our Legal Services
We are uniquely positioned to understand the complex needs of our diverse clients.
Pharmacy Law
As an expert in the field, Baer Law covers a variety of Pharmaceutical Law services ranging from Federal & State Regulatory Issues to FDA Compliance and Drug Compounding.
Health Care Law
Baer Law focuses on a variety of health care law services ranging from Telemedicine / Telepharmacy and HIPAA Compliance to Professional Board Actions.
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California and Oregon To Allow Hormonal Contraceptives Without A Doctor's Prescription
California and Oregon will become the first states to allow women to get birth control pills and hormonal contraceptives directly from their pharmacists, without a doctor’s prescription. California’s rules are expected to take effect after October 1, 2015, while Oregon’s is expected to take effect after January 1, 2016. The contraceptives, however, will not be…
Colorado Pharmacy Law: Telehealth and Identifying Valid Preexisting Patient-Practitioner Relationships
The Colorado Medical Board recently published a new draft policy, No. 40-27, on “Guidelines for Appropriate Use of Telehealth Technologies in the Practice of Medicine.” The projected effective date is August 20, 2015. The new guidelines, however, appear to be at odds with the existing Colorado Board of Pharmacy rules that state, in part, the…
Ohio Pharmacy Law: Expanding the Powers of the Pharmacist
Ohio House Bill 188 (HB 188), which passed last year, greatly expands the role of the Ohio pharmacist by streamlining the collaborative practice agreement paperwork and allowing physicians to enter into an agreement with multiple pharmacists to manage drug therapy for their patients. Under an Ohio collaborative practice agreement, pharmacists can order blood or urine…
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