Provided by Williams Mullen
Williams Mullen advises hospitals, hospital systems, academic medical centers, physician groups, long-term care providers, behavioral health providers, payors, and a broad range of others in the health care marketplace. We serve as outside general counsel for many clients, handling the full range of legal matters that arise in the highly regulated health care industry. For other clients, we complement in-house legal teams, bringing specific experience to complex regulatory, operational, and transactional matters. We have a keen understanding of the health care marketplace, our clients’ business needs, and reimbursement strategies, which we use to help clients develop practical, workable, and legal strategies.
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Williams Mullen is a premier group that attracts an impressive breadth of work, representing healthcare providers in relation to COPN authorization, complex compliance and reimbursement matters. The firm advises on an array of relocation and replacement matters, and is frequently retained on complex joint ventures and HIPAA compliance.
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The team showcased excellent communication and outstanding knowledge of the healthcare regulatory environment.
This law firm has been responsive to all our needs and has provided timely and appropriate answers to our questions, offering attorneys who are of the utmost quality and well respected in their fields. They’ve provided our company with the safety and security of knowing we have a strong legal team representing us.
The team showcased excellent communication and outstanding knowledge of the healthcare regulatory environment.
This law firm has been responsive to all our needs and has provided timely and appropriate answers to our questions, offering attorneys who are of the utmost quality and well respected in their fields. They’ve provided our company with the safety and security of knowing we have a strong legal team representing us.
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Jamie Baskerville Martin has a stellar reputation in complex healthcare matters, advising on COPN regulations, reimbursement, fraud and abuse rules, among other regulatory and transactional issues.
She's the Virginia leader for Certificate of Public Need work.
There isn't a more impressive healthcare attorney in Virginia. Jamie is sharp and stays abreast of industry news and changes, ensuring that her clients' needs are met.
Jamie's ability to assess a situation from a legal, business and financial standpoint is crucial in navigating the regulatory approval process.
Jennifer Ligon is often sought after by hospitals, medical centers and health systems for her advice regarding COPN matters.
Jennifer is excellent in distilling the complexities of healthcare law, health planning methodology and market dynamics and economics to the various audiences that represent our healthcare leadership. She is able to explain these complexities in business terms. Her communication and critical thinking helps us translate our strategic thinking to the best competitive positioning.
She's outstanding, with great insight and clear and concise communications.
Jennifer provides exceptional service, she's business-savvy and is solution-oriented.
She's an outstanding healthcare attorney. She is smart, knowledgeable and responsive.
Jeremy Ball supports physician practices and physician-owned companies in negotiating transactions. He frequently provides advice ranging from corporate governance and local government authority to COPN filings.
Jeremy is a professional and a gentleman. He’s extremely knowledgeable, but he remains down-to-earth, providing real-world answers that fit into today’s business model.
He's the bees knees. I can send him very nebulous, confusing questions and he is very good at distilling issues and applying legal analysis, giving the matter back to me in a way that makes it readable.
He's very responsive and thorough, with excellent interpersonal skills. In addition to answering our specific questions, he has brought issues to our attention that we did not even know were issues at the time.