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calbearsboy
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Healthcare Law
My ultimate goal is to be a General Counsel of a healthcare system. Having looked into the job requirements, it seems that a minimum of 5-7 years of healthcare law experience is required. I'm assuming that corporate law wouldn't suffice in this situation? Also, what are some of the most prestigious healthcare law firms? It seems like healthcare law is so broad and that most top firms don't have a practice in this area..
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theghostofDrewTate
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Re: Healthcare Law
McDermott is good in this space. You'd probably need a lot more than 5-7 years to be the GC in any really large system.calbearsboy wrote:My ultimate goal is to be a General Counsel of a healthcare system. Having looked into the job requirements, it seems that a minimum of 5-7 years of healthcare law experience is required. I'm assuming that corporate law wouldn't suffice in this situation? Also, what are some of the most prestigious healthcare law firms? It seems like healthcare law is so broad and that most top firms don't have a practice in this area..
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calbearsboy
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Re: Healthcare Law
Thanks for the input. Are there any other firms that are particularly good in this space?
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TheTopBloke
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Re: Healthcare Law
DIE BUG DIE!!!calbearsboy wrote:My ultimate goal is to be a General Counsel of a healthcare system. Having looked into the job requirements, it seems that a minimum of 5-7 years of healthcare law experience is required. I'm assuming that corporate law wouldn't suffice in this situation? Also, what are some of the most prestigious healthcare law firms? It seems like healthcare law is so broad and that most top firms don't have a practice in this area..
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Anonymous User
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Re: Healthcare Law
Yah, but he ended up with this chick:
So life can't suck THAT much.
So life can't suck THAT much.
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