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Areas of
Practice
Health Care Law, Appellate Law, Civil Law,
Administrative Law
Education
J.D., University of North Carolina, 1979
B.A.,
Princeton University, Magna Cum Laude, 1976
Representative Experience
Represented public and private hospital
systems as lead counsel in the acquisition and sale of hospitals, physician
practices and HMO's
Represented health care providers in the
formation and operation of provider-owned and controlled managed care
organizations, including IPAs, PHOs, MSOs and HMOs
Represented hospitals and physicians in the
drafting and negotiation of all types of physician services, recruitment,
employment and managed care contracts
Represented area mental health authority or
LME in federal litigation resulting from state mental health reform
Represented church organizations and their
affiliates in corporate, employment, and other litigation-related matters
Professional/Community Activities
National Health Lawyers Association
North Carolina Society of Health Care
Attorneys
Member, University of North Carolina - Chapel
Hill Board of Visitors
North Carolina Bar
Association
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Former Editor,
Prognosis, Health Law Section Newsletter
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Former Member, Health Law
Section Council
Wake County Bar Association
President, Rotary Club of Raleigh, 2001 - 02
Director, WakeMed Foundation
Chair, Princeton Alumni Schools Committee for
Eastern N.C.
Director, L.L. Polk House Foundation
Notable Accomplishments
Ranked among Law & Politics magazine's North Carolina “Super Lawyers,” 2006
(Health Care Law)
Publications
Stark Phase III and Physician Recruitment
Arrangements, Prognosis, NCBA Health Law Section, Vol. 24, No, 2,
February 2008
Mental Health Patients, N.C. Patient &
Provider Rights Guide, N.C. Hospital Association, 4th ed., 2006
Prior Legal Experience
Law Clerk to the Honorable Joseph Branch,
Chief Justice, N.C. Supreme Court, 1979 – 1980
Assistant Attorney General, N.C. Department
of Justice, 1983 – 1990
Jurisdictions Licensed
North Carolina (all state and federal
courts); United States Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit; United
States Supreme Court
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