Elizabeth A. “Libby” Snelson, Esq. is the legal counsel for Medical Staff PLLC. She works for physicians, medical staffs and medical societies across the country handling “disruptive practitioner” procedures, peer review problems, and other compliance matters.
Eric leads the firm's healthcare and technology practices. He is also a Circuit Court Certified Mediator. Eric relies on a diverse background to solve complex legal issues for healthcare and medical professionals, businesses and business owners, investors, and entrepreneurs. Eric spent the first decade of his career as a commercial litigator representing clients ranging from Fortune 500 companies to local business owners, professionals, physicians, group practices, and tech startups in complex legal disputes. Eric has settled and tried cases involving contract breaches, partnership/joint venture/corporate/shareholder disputes; real estate leasing, purchasing, development and other contract matters; business torts; licensing, franchising, trade secrets, theft, infringement, and breach; fiduciary claims, and professional licensing and professional negligence claims, fiduciary claims, and asset preservation and defense. Over time, a significant portion of Eric’s practice involved representing companies, groups, and individuals in the medical and technology industries. As his expertise in these areas grew, and as healthcare and technology have become increasingly intertwined, Eric identified a void in comprehensive legal services specifically tailored to fulfill the needs to healthcare professionals, group practices, tech companies, and their entrepreneurial leaders. This led Eric to obtain a Certificate in Health Law and expand his practice to provide a full range of comprehensive legal services, including regulatory, transactional, and general counsel for companies in the healthcare, technology, and med-tech space. With a desire to help his client protect the fruits of their labor, coupled with an understanding that the risk of litigation is ever-present, Eric has for several years developed strategies to protect assets against known and unforeseen risks. Today, Eric’s asset protection and preservation practice is nationally known. He represents clients across the country and is regularly called upon to educate lawyers and other professionals on asset protection strategies. Eric is a frequent writer and presenter on issues involving health law, privacy, technology, and asset protection.
As a consultant and researcher, his areas of expertise include data mining, predictive analytics, applied statistics, process improvement and evidence-based decision support. Mr.
Frank J. Miceli is a Partner in the Firm’s Hartford, Connecticut office. Frank is the leader of assurance for Marcum’s National Healthcare Industry Group, the Leader of the New England Healthcare Industry Group, and a senior member of the Not-for-Profit Industry Group.
Frank is a compliance professional who has become well known for his practical approach to topics and subjects within the compliance arena. As one of two facility compliance professionals assigned to St.
Frederic G. Reamer, PhD, has focused his career on helping mental health professionals across the globe avoid ethics challenges. Dr. Reamer is a professor in the graduate program, School of Social Work, Rhode Island College, where he has been on the faculty since 1983.
Gail is partner and co-founder of Curis Physician Resources. She launched this consulting company to help medical practices successfully navigate the changing field of outpatient healthcare management and insurance reimbursement. Gail has over 30 years’ experience working in the healthcare industry in outpatient medical office billing, HR and bookkeeping. Gail has also worked as a patient care coordinator and is a certified asthma educator (AE-C).
Geanetta Johnson Agbona has been a part of the medical industry since 1992. She is currently a Medical Office Administrative Instructor at South Piedmont Community College in Monroe, NC.
Gerald “Jud” E. DeLoss is a Member in Clark Hill’s Chicago office in the Health Care Practice Group, Behavioral Health Care Practice Group, and Cybersecurity, Data Protection & Privacy Work Group.
Ms. Campanella focuses her practice on business law, healthcare regulatory and transactional matters. She assists her clients with transactional services and regulatory compliance consulting, as well as general counsel services to small and large businesses, medical practices, and professional societies.