Norton Rose Fulbright recognized with American Health Law Association's Top Honors award for excellence in health law

Norton Rose Fulbright has been selected as a recipient of the American Health Law Association's (AHLA) Top Honors award, recognizing the firm's outstanding commitment to advancing the health law profession and promoting excellence across the healthcare sector.

The AHLA Top Honors program celebrates organizations that demonstrate exceptional investment in health law, as reflected by the sustained engagement of their professionals within the AHLA community. The firm's healthcare group was recognized for the team's extensive contributions, including writing, speaking and serving as program chairs and presenters.

"We are proud of our team's engagement with the health law community and their contributions to its continued development," said Susan Feigin Harris, Norton Rose Fulbright's US Head of Healthcare. "This recognition reflects the importance of contributing time and insight to advance the profession."

Norton Rose Fulbright's healthcare regulatory, litigation and transactional team provides a full range of legal advice to large hospital systems, physician groups, ancillary providers, private equity investors and all healthcare academic institutions involving research and education. The firm's healthcare regulatory and transactional groups also serve the larger healthcare ecosphere through coordinating firm experience in intellectual property, tax, healthcare financing/bond and healthcare privacy and cybersecurity to provide clients with access to all the sophisticated professionals necessary to fully address their legal needs with healthcare specific experience.

AHLA , an educational organization focused on legal issues in healthcare, serves more than 14,000 health law professionals nationwide. Members include lawyers, compliance professionals, healthcare executives and consultants who work to advance excellence in health law through educational programs, professional development opportunities and advocacy.