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A shortage of healthcare lawyers has prompted US firm Squire Sanders to create what is throught to be the first health law fellowship programe for young lawyers in its DC and Ohio offices. The move comes as the US prepares for major changes to its healthcare system and will allow lawyers to train up whilst working as full-time salaries employees of the firm.
In-house opportunities
The firm launched the programme over the summer and allows them to work with healthcare clients as well as working in-house with hospitals, government agencies and insurance companies. Meanwhile the American Health Lawyers Association has seen an increase in membership of around 25 per cent in the past three years.
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