Expansion enables healthcare law firm to accelerate growth and expanded services and support for healthcare and life sciences

LOS ANGELES (PRWEB) April 18, 2018

“Our expanded new space was just a logical step in our business growth strategy,” said managing partner Harry Nelson. “Beyond being blessed with an influx of work resulting from the transformation of U.S. healthcare, we have become an ‘in-demand’ place for healthcare lawyers to work.” In the past year alone, Vault ranked Nelson Hardiman as the #1 firm (under 150 lawyers) nationwide for firm culture, in addition to top 10 rankings on numerous other categories. The Los Angeles Business Journal also ranked Nelson Hardiman #14 on its 2017 survey of Best Places to Work in Los Angeles. According to Nelson, the firm is seriously exploring the opening of a Northern California office, as well moving forward on plans for a location in Orange County in the near future.

In addition to giving the firm new headquarters in Los Angeles with more than triple its current office footprint, the move supports the company’s growth strategy by adding larger presentation space for Nelson Hardiman’s frequent calendar of educational events for the healthcare and life sciences community. “Our office has become a crossroads for the healthcare community in Los Angeles,” commented Nelson.

The move was also precipitated by the expanding needs of several organizations that have grown out of the firm’s industry leadership over the past decade. With total head-count of more than 30 in various organizations incubated by Nelson Hardiman, 1100 Glendon will also be home to healthcare compliance consulting group Compliagent, advocacy and education organization Behavioral Health Association of Providers (BHAP, formerly known as the American Addiction Treatment Association), and Adaptive Health Capital, a healthcare investment fund and capital markets advisory group.

With extensive collaborative spaces, event space, a full kitchen, and other amenities, Nelson Hardiman expects the new space to fuel its continued growth. According to firm COO Beth Berke, the firm plans to make offices and co-working space available to healthcare organizations and other friends of the firm. “The new space is emblematic of our culture of collaboration, quality of work and quality of life, and transparency. We are excited to share it with our clients, our colleagues, and the community as we continue to innovate in ways that exceed expectations.”

About Nelson Hardiman

Nelson Hardiman LLP is the second-largest healthcare and life sciences firm in California, serving healthcare providers, investors, and organizations that need a hard-to-find level of quality advice on the most sensitive industry issues. The firm’s litigation practice specializes in defending whistleblower actions, government investigations, reimbursement disputes, and other complex business matter. The firm’s transactional group handles healthcare organization acquisitions, sales, investment, and financings, and Nelson Hardiman’s regulatory team advises on compliance with licensing, operational, and reimbursement issues across the full continuum of healthcare industry sectors, with expertise on Medicare and Medicaid requirements, privacy and data security, FDA, and many more matters. More information about the firm is available at http://www.nelsonhardiman.com or at 310.203.2800.

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