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Health law is a vast and constantly evolving area of the law. Its many components, which include the provision of medical services, payment for those services, intermediaries who stand between service providers and payment, and the creation, manufacture, and sale of pharmaceuticals, biotechnologies, and medical devices, are subject to complex regulation at both the federal and state levels. The healthcare business is one of the few regulated industries that is dynamically organic in that new developments require legal adaptation. Add to this the relative size and prominence of healthcare in both everyday lives and the economy as a whole, as well as the use of healthcare to achieve related and unrelated policy and political objectives, and the results are complex, ever-changing, and a challenge for even the most sophisticated and experienced health law practitioner. In this program, experienced healthcare attorney Brian Platton will provide a basic understanding of the architecture of the health law system, the stakeholders within that system, and which clients may be affected by it.
Learning Objectives:
Mintz, Levin, Cohn, Ferris, Glovsky and Popeo, P.C.
Brian’s practice focuses on healthcare, and life sciences, including transactions involving healthcare and life sciences entities. He represents managed care companies, insurers, academic medical centers, hospital systems, investors, including venture capital and private equity funds, life sciences companies, and information technology companies.
His experience includes mergers and acquisitions, joint ventures and strategic alliances, financings, investments, licensing, governance structure and relationships, marketing arrangements, services arrangements, outsourcing, and other contracting.
Brian has presented on panels before such organizations as the Practising Law Institute, the American Bar Association, and the New York State Bar Association.
During law school, he served as executive editor of the Journal of International and Comparative Law.
Good basic introductions, as described at the beginning of the program.
This was an outstanding primer on healthcare law. Thank you for a really helpful program.
packed full of info
Basic but a good refresher.
Very good intro course.
Very boring
Very well done, An enormous amount of content in a very short time. A very solid introductory course.
I really enjoyed this course.
Excellent but need more time to cover content. Next time do in two parts regulatory and transactional!
Helpful in a complex world. Thanks.
informative new topic and basic
thank you. This is an area that is very pertinent to me. Great informaiton.
lots to digest
This complex area of law was presented in a clear and concise manner
I spent 11 years earlier in my career working at a MFCU (in New York) and took this course more as a refresher than as a practice guide. I found the presentation to be comprehensive and informative, and quite interesting as well. Thanks.
very good
A good introductory course for lawyers who don't have much experience in health care.
Nicely done. Thanks.
Great cle
