Wilentz Shareholders Michael F. Schaff and Jason J. Krisza served as editors and authors of the fifth edition of the American Health Law Association’s (AHLA) Representing Physicians Handbook. Wilentz Shareholders Grace D. Mack and Peter A. Greenbaum also contributed as authors to this new edition. Mr. Schaff was previously the editor and an author of each of the prior editions, while Mr. Greenbaum, Ms. Mack and Mr. Krisza authored chapters in the prior editions.

The fifth edition of AHLA’s Representing Physicians Handbook has been reorganized, updated, and expanded to reflect the complex legal, business, and operational issues facing all manner of physician organizations, from solo practitioners to large groups. Running a physician or other clinical practice requires specialized knowledge of a host of unique and often-overlooked legal and business issues.

This updated edition gathers experts in physician representation to share practical insights into essential and emerging issues such as:

• Physician affiliation models
• Private equity transactions
• Practice breakups
• Covenants not to compete
• Ancillary services
• Professional liability
• Hospital relations
• Concierge care, telemedicine, medical spas, and more

American Health Law Association's Representing Physicians Handbook.