Professor Bagley concentrates his research on health-care law, with a focus on Medicare and the implementation of the Affordable Care Act (ACA). He is also a frequent contributor to The Incidental Economist, a prominent health policy blog. His writings on the King v. Burwell case helped advance public discourse on whether ACA subsidies were available nationwide or only in those states that established their own exchanges. He was also a sought-after adviser as states looked to develop alternative policy options if the Supreme Court had ruled against the Obama administration. Professor Bagley continues to consider questions pertaining to the legality of the complex rollout of the ACA.
- J.D., New York University
- B.A., English, Yale University
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