In honor of Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, AHLA has partnered with the National Asian Pacific American Bar Association to highlight the career journeys of four Asian American attorneys. They discuss how they came to practice in health law, some of the major issues they are dealing with in their current roles, their experiences as Asian Americans in the health law profession, and advice they would give to newer health law professionals.Moderated by Stephen Lee, Solo Practi...

Career Journeys in Health Law: Insights from Four Asian American Attorneys

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Provider-Based Status: Benefits and Challenges

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Latest Stark Law Trends and Developments

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Health Care Corporate Governance: Board’s Oversight of the Corporate Legal Function

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Career Journeys in Health Law: Insights from Four Asian American Attorneys

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