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October 05, 2021

AHLA Publishes "Health Care Contracts: A Clause-by-Clause Guide to Drafting and Negotiation"

  • October 05, 2021
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The American Health Law Association (AHLA) publishes Health Care Contracts: A Clause-by-Clause Guide to Drafting and Negotiation, a book designed to facilitate the day-to-day work of attorneys relatively new to negotiating, drafting, and/or reviewing health care vendor contracts, service contracts, employment contracts—contracts related to the operation of a health care organization. 

With a focus on provisions commonly included in health care agreements, this publication will help health law professionals negotiate and build a well-developed contract that complies with the law. Expert analysis contains more than 180 downloadable sample clauses, discusses the context in which they are used, and offers practical advice for negotiating. Chapters cover fraud and abuse laws, health care information privacy laws, indemnification, representations and warranties, termination provisions, and more.

“This title is destined to become a fundamental resource,” says Rob Anderson, AHLA’s Senior Director of Publishing. “It was conceived based on input from AHLA’s early career members and reflects insight from experienced health care attorneys across the United States.”

AHLA’s Health Care Contracts: A Clause-by-Clause Guide to Drafting and Negotiation is available to preorder through AHLA’s store on the LexisNexis website for both members of AHLA and the broader health law professionals community.

For a high-resolution image of the book cover, please contact AHLA.

Authors

Matthew M. Brohm, Stacey L. Callaghan, Matthew Cin, Cynthia M. Conner, Ritu Kaur Cooper, Geoff Drucker, Douglas S. Eingurt, Alex Foster, Sarah Hogan, Lindsay P. Holmes, David Kopans, Michael L. Lawhead, Rachel Ludwig, Stanford L. Moore, Megan C. Phillips, Cynthia Y. Reisz, Angelique M. Salib, Susan O. Scheutzow, Gregory A. Tanner, Cori Casey Turner, Jennifer Whitton 

Editors

Dorthula Powell-Woodson is a Partner in the Washington, DC office of Wiley Rein LLP. She serves as Co-Chair of the firm's Health Care Practice, and also serves on the firm's two governance committees, the Executive Committee and the Management Committee. Dot counsels clients on government health care procurements and contracting, contract administration, and state and federal regulatory compliance relating to complex prime, subcontract, and affiliate agreements.

Bethany A. Corbin, formerly special counsel to Wiley Rein LLP in Washington, DC, is a regulatory compliance, transactional, and complex litigation attorney. She provides strategic advice to pharmaceutical manufacturers and health care companies, including health plans and providers, on issues of health care administration, privacy, cybersecurity, government contracting, patent infringement, and civil enforcement proceedings.