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There can be no doubt but that the statutes and provisions in question, involving the financing of Medicare and Medicaid, are among the most completely impenetrable texts within human experience. Indeed, one approaches them at the level of specificity herein demanded with dread, for not only are they dense reading of the most tortuous kind, but Congress also revisits the area frequently, generously cutting and pruning in the process and making any solid grasp of the matters addressed merely a passing phase.
Rehabilitation Association of Virginia, Inc. v. Kozlowski, 42 F.3d 1444, 1450 (4th Cir. 1994).
The Law Offices of Jennifer A. Stiller takes pride in its ability to assist lawyers in ensuring that their clients have the benefit of full consideration of the specialized laws and regulations that govern the healthcare industry. Much of the firm's practice consists of providing supplemental or specialized assistance to other law firms that do not have the benefit of an in-house health lawyer.
Such assistance can take a variety of forms. For example, a business lawyer dealing with the proposed merger of two physician practices or the purchase of a nursing home may wish for some help in structuring the deal so as to avoid running afoul of the Stark and Anti-Kickback Laws and to assure that the parties' reimbursement from both governmental and private third-party payors is not adversely affected. A real estate lawyer seeking to protect his lessor client's interests in a licensed health care facility that is in default on its rent may need a consultation as to what governmental approvals might be necessary before the client may take possession of the property and evict the tenant. Or a tax lawyer whose physician client is in danger of losing hospital staff privileges may simply want an experienced health lawyer to jump in and handle the problem.
You decide how visible a role you wish Ms. Stiller to play and whether or not you want her to deal directly with your client. With more than 20 years of both small and large firm private practice experience, she understands your sensitivity to maintaining your relationship with your client, and will work cooperatively with you to protect it.
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