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Margaret advises clients on health care regulatory, transactional, and compliance matters.
Prior to joining Mintz, Margaret worked in the legal department of a multi-hospital academic health system. During law school, she was a health law fellow with a national physician advocacy organization, a student attorney in a public health law clinic, and senior articles editor of the Maryland Journal of Health Care Law & Policy.
