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Firm President Gary J. Lesneski Named Chair Of State Bar's Health & Hospital Law Section

07/30/08

  Gary J. Lesneski, President of the law firm of Archer & Greiner, P.C., has been elected Chair of the Health and Hospital Law Section of the New Jersey State Bar Association (NJSBA).
  Lesneski, of Tabernacle, N.J., is a Partner in Archer & Greiner’s Haddonfield office.  He previously served as Chair of the NJSBA Health and Hospital Law Section from 1994 to 1995.
  The Section was created to keep members informed of frequent changes in laws and regulations affecting the provisions of health care services through programs, conferences and publications. The Section and its committees organize professional and public education programs on health and hospital law issues; disseminate educational information; make recommendations on health and hospital laws, regulations, policies, and procedures; publish the Health & Hospital Law Section Newsletter; and provide a forum in which members of the New Jersey State Bar Association who practice or are interested in health and hospital law meet, exchange ideas, and expand their knowledge base and skills.

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