The health law section appoints inaugural recipients “top 10 less than 40”
The health law section has selected 10 young lawyers for its first prize in the Top 10 children under 40, a new recognition program honoring professionals of law showing who demonstrate exceptional success, community commitment and a commitment to advance health law in Florida.
The TOP 10 price under 40 is designed to highlight lawyers linked to Florida under 40 “which make significant contributions to the legal profession, in particular in the field of health law”, according to the section. The recipients were chosen according to their professional achievements, their services to the community and their active involvement in the health law and the legal community.
Jamaal Jones: “This initiative gives us the opportunity to recognize the momentum and leadership of the next generation of health professionals”.
“This initiative gives us the opportunity to recognize the momentum and leadership of the next generation of healthcare professionals,” said the president of the health law, Jamaal R. Jones of Jones, health law in Miami.
“These lawyers already make important contributions and help shape the orientation of our field of practice. This recognition does not compare more than career success. It is a question of raising those who pave the way in the future of health law in Florida, “said Jones
The 1025 top 10 of less than 40 winners are:
- Onchantho AMAdvocate general associated with the University of Central Florida College of Medicine in Orlando.
- Carlos ArceWith the Florida Healthcare law firm in Delray Beach.
- Matthew EspinoCo-advisor and director of disputes at Jones Health Law in Miami.
- John HoodAssociated with Akerman in Orlando.
- Ashley OgedegbeMain partner at McDermott Will & Emery in Miami.
- Andrew PietryloLegal advice in chief of the Allied Health & Medical Sections at Florida Department of Health in Tallahassee.
- Mark Sawickifounder, Mark E. Sawicki in Palm Beach.
- Daryl SaylorPartner of Lash Goldberg in Weston.
- Michael SilvermanFounding partner of Silverman Bain in Boca Raton.
- Kelly Kibbey SmithSenior lawyer of the Florida Senate Committee on Health Policy in Tallahassee.
The winners will be honored during an official presentation at the meeting of the Executive Council of the Health Law this week at the Florida Bar annual Convention in Boca Raton.
The conditions of eligibility for the price include being a member of the health law section in good standing with the Florida bar, under 40 at the time of appointment, and to practice the law of practice for 15 years or less.
To learn more about the health of the health law and its programs visit flabarhls.org.