2022 AHLA In-House Counsel Program and Annual Meeting

Offering new insight into the world of health law.

At Seyfarth, we collaborate across all practice areas to guide health care clients through the maze of laws and regulations affecting their businesses. By pairing our commitment to innovation with our wide range of experience, we continue to serve as trusted strategic advisors to organizations across the industry.

Seyfarth Sessions

We are proud to join the roster of speakers at the conference.
 

When: Sunday, June 26, 3:00 - 4:15 p.m. CT (during In-House Counsel Program)

Speakers:

Topics Covered:

  • Vaccine rollout strategies: lessons learned for the future
  • Industry litigation trends
  • Worker wellness: benefits, accommodations, and long COVID
  • Strategies to combat staffing challenges

More information can be found here.

Seyfarth Attendee Q&A

How do you see the health care landscape changing in the near future?

Telehealth, telemedicine, and innovations in technology are changing virtually every aspect of health care. Despite this (and perhaps because of this), the need for one-on-one direct provider-patient relationships has never been greater.
Jesse Coleman
Partner, Commercial Litigation

Question:

Describe Seyfarth’s Health Care group and its unique ability to serve clients across the industry.

Seyfarth is uniquely positioned to partner with clients to develop successful strategies for navigating the ever-evolving business and regulatory landscapes. With an emphasis on innovation, we collaborate with clients to deliver real-world solutions that positively impact their operations. We focus on those in the health care industry that have been at the front lines of the coronavirus pandemic. 
Drew del Junco
Associate, Commercial Litigation
Seyfarth’s broad expertise in health care lending and deep bench of talented lawyers allow us to represent both borrowers and lenders in all types of health care finance transactions. We are also able to leverage our health law subject matter experts in connection with regulatory and compliance issues that arise in health care finance transactions.
Matt Harrison
Associate, Corporate

Question:

What is the best advice you would give to a potential health care client who is coming to you for guidance in your respective practice area?

 

In the health care regulatory world, there is rarely a black or white answer, and it is virtually impossible to eliminate risk. Rather, my clients must be fully advised of which regulatory and compliance issues pose the greatest risk, taking into account current regulator priorities and that particular client's business model. I draw on my years of experience and my relationships in the industry to ensure that my clients know where to prioritize compliance efforts and avoid unnecessary risk.  
Heather Claus
Senior Counsel, Corporate

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If you'd like to get to know us better, stop by our booth—and be sure to ask about attending our fun cocktail reception.
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