On November 1 the Florida Bar HLS Section hosted a wine tasting in Fort Lauderdale, organized by Jamie Wasserman and sponsored by Jamie's firm, Shutts & Bowen.
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On September 13, 2018, Members of the Florida Bar Health Law Section’s Executive Council Meeting met at the Hilton Cocoa Beach to address several items on their agenda. Many things were discussed during the meeting including financial reports of the section, updates the Health Law Section’s website, obstacles to revising the Health Law Section’s Bylaws, legislative updates, student stipends, and more.
The next meeting will be held on January 17, 2019 at the Hyatt Regency Sarasota.
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We are gearing up for a new year of Florida Bar Health Law Updates and are looking for volunteers to write articles for the publication throughout the year. The Florida Bar Health Law Section (“HLS”) Update is a bi-monthly electronic publication emphasizing various, emerging topics in health law, including, but not limited to, compliance, fraud and abuse, facility and professional licensure, life sciences, privacy and security, public health, transactions, and payor issues. The articles are short entries (typically a maximum of three to five paragraphs) that include an overview and brief explanation of an important topic in health law. For previous examples of HLS Updates, please see previous issues at this link: http://www.flabarhls.org/news/health-law-monthly-updates.
If you are interested in writing for the HLS Updates, please send an email to Flabarupdates@gmail.com and specify which area you would like to cover. If you do not specify a practice area, we will select one for you. Please note, we will try and place you in the practice area you selected; however, if demand is high for certain areas, we may have to assign people to practice areas they did not choose. Once we have assembled our team of writers, we will e-mail you with writing guidelines and your assigned coverage area.
A copy of the HLS Publishing Guidelines can be found here:
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Florida Bar Health Law Section Publishing Guidelines
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We look forward to working with you and having another successful year of HLS Updates!
Best,
Jamie Gelfman, Esq.
Editor-in-Chief