Dates: April 2021
Location: Hosted Online
The Steering Committee welcomes up to 44 highly qualified healthcare fraud lawyers and senior in-house counsel, personally selected from across the United States. Discussions will focus on enforcement matters including investigations and defense of healthcare fraud cases looking at both the criminal and civil side.
Using candid, seminar-style discussions at this annual meeting, the group identifies trends and developments across the United States for meaningful dialogue on the most pressing and provocative issues of the day. Participants learn how others address these problems and identify practical solutions that can work for them.
This elite group, comprised of experts in the field, personally nominates all invitees and develops the Agenda, which forms the basis of our discussions.
Kristina is a graduate of the University of Toronto and is accredited as a Certified Meeting Professional (CMP), a globally recognized badge of excellence in the meeting and event industry. Prior to joining Cambridge Forums, Kristina worked for the Toronto International Film Festival where she successfully planned and hosted events for high-level donors, corporate clients and film stars. Outside the office, Kristina is passionate about learning new things, being outdoors, trying new cuisines and exploring the world one country at a time.
Built on genuine interactions and spontaneous connections, the Forum is a unique opportunity for practical discussions among highly qualified healthcare fraud lawyers and senior in-house counsel.
“The Forum has evolved over these years from a wonderful and invigorating discussion of the cutting edge issues in our practice into a network of friends and confidantes. The high level of engagement produces a stimulating learning environment. I love this conference. It is the only one I truly enjoy and look forward to every year.”
Nanci Clarence Clarence Dyer & Cohen LLP San Francisco, CA"Highest and most sophisticated group of lawyers who defend corporations (and individuals) from governmental criminal investigations and parallel proceedings who network and exchange knowledge and ideas. The Forum helps inform my knowledge of the area in which I practice on a national basis and keeps me up to date. The distinguishing factor and what makes this group different and significant is that it is a small group so you have a chance to meet and talk to everyone. You also have the ability to ask questions and cross pollinate with others like yourself."
Pauline F. Hardin Jones Walker LLP New Orleans, LA"I have attended many conferences over the years, but the Forum is truly unique because it demands participation in a small group format and the content is rich and highly advanced. Best conference by far."
Joshua Levy Ropes & Gray LLP Boston, MA"The Forum is the best opportunity I know of to discuss recurring issues in my practice with others who have experience with these issues, and in a setting that is conducive to interaction with colleagues."
Shaun Clarke Smyser Kaplan & Veselka Houston, TXHear how our participants describe the practical benefits of our forums.
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