Nassau Bar CLE Seminar on Trends in Today's Physician Healthcare Practice - May 19

Attorneys can examine both the legal and business aspects of recent trends that are reshaping the models under which physicians provide care at the Continuing Legal Education seminar “The Changing Business of Healthcare for Physicians” on Wednesday, May 19, 2010, at 6 p.m. at the Nassau County Bar Association’s headquarters, 15th and West Streets, Mineola. This comprehensive program is presented by the Nassau Academy of Law, the educational arm of the Nassau Bar Association; with NCBA’s Hospital and Health Law Committee and the Queens Academy of Medicine.

Attorneys speaking at the seminar include David Zarett, Weiss & Zarett, New Hyde Park; Jennifer Kirschenbaum of Kirschenbaum & Kirschenbaum PC, Garden City; and Joel M. Greenberg, Carolyn Wolf and Claudia Hinrichsen from Abrams Fensterman, Lake Success. The seminar will be moderated by Hospital and Health Law Committee Co-Chairs Edmond Farrell of the Catholic Health Services of Long Island and Ron Lebow of Abrams, Fensterman.

Attendees can receive 3 New York Mandated Continuing Legal Education credits, -- 2.5 in professional practice and .5 in ethics. Reservations are $110 for NCBA members or $145 for non-members. A CD and DVD version of the program will be available shortly after the program and may be ordered. Please mail your reservation to the Nassau Academy of Law, 15th and West Streets, Mineola, NY 11501, or online at www.nassaubar.org, go to MCLE. For more information call the Academy at 516-747-4464 or email academy@nassaubar.org.