Health Law Newsletter Spring 2018
Health Law Newsletter Spring 2018
In this Issue:
1 –Andrew Stein Joins Lamb McErlane’s Health Law Department
2 – What’s Hot in the Medical and Dental Practice Merger and Acquisition Fronts, by: Vasilios J. Kalogredis, Esquire
3 – Pennsylvania Supreme Court Agrees to Hear Case Involving Admissibility of “Risks and Complications” Evidence, by: Maureen M. McBride, Esquire
4 – Owning Your Office – Does it Make Sense?, by: Roger N. Huggins, Esquire
5 – Estate Planning After the New Tax Law, by:Stephanie P. Kalogredis, Esquire
6 – The Membership Model for Medical Practices, by: Andrew Stein, Esquire
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