Epstein Becker & amp; Green, P.C., also known as "Epstein Becker Green", is one of the largest healthcare law firms in the United States and one of the top 10 US employment law firms by a number of lawyers. Epstein Becker Green serves clients in a variety of industries including health care, financial services, retail, hospitality and technology, representing entities from startups to Fortune 100 companies. The company has taken high profile lawsuits, which often involve heavy media coverage, specialization.
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Area praktik
Epstein Becker Green is involved in the following areas of legal practice:
- Health care and life sciences
- Labor and work
- Litigation
- Enterprise services
- Employee benefits
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History
In October 1973, Washington lawyer D.C., Steven B. Epstein, and a childhood friend, New York lawyer Jeffrey H. Becker, formed "Epstein & Becker", a firm that focuses on health care law. Ronald M. Green, a New York employment lawyer and friend of Becker, realizes that health care law and labor law are "inherent synergistic practices" and, in August 1978, he joined the firm to establish employment and employment practices and his last name was added to the company name. The company was eventually incorporated and became "Epstein Becker & Green, P.C.". As size grows, the company adds capabilities in litigation, corporate services and employee benefits and establishes offices in more than 10 cities in the US.
International jobs
Epstein Becker Green is a founding member of the International Lawyers Network (ILN), an association of more than 90 law firms with more than 5,000 lawyers around the world. ILN provides Epstein Becker Green lawyers with direct access to legal services in over 60 countries, enabling companies to serve clients internationally.
Location
Epstein Becker Green has offices in: Baltimore, Boston, Chicago, Detroit, Houston, Los Angeles, New York, Newark, New Jersey, Princeton, New Jersey, San Diego, San Francisco, Stamford, Connecticut, and Washington, D.C.
Recognition and rating
- Recognized by Chambers USA: America's foremost Business Lawyer for excellence in eight practice areas; 23 Epstein Becker Green Lawyers are ranked as "Leader in Their Field" (June 2011)
- Nominated for 2011 Award Chambers USA for Excellence in the "Health Care" category (March 2011)
- is ranked 16th in the United States for diversity by American Lawyers' s 2011 "Diversity Scorecard".
- was ranked second on the "Top 50 Organizations for Organizations for Partners" list in 2011, third on the list of "Top 25 African American Law Offices", ranked 14th on "Tops" List of 100 Legal Companies for Women and 21 in list of "100 Law Firms for Diversity".
- Top ranked by the Human Rights Campaign Foundation in 2010 as one of the best places to work for lesbians, gay, bisexual, and transgender
- Is one of 23 law firms listed as "The Best" for women's progress in the 2010 survey conducted by the Project for Attorney Retention.
- Ranked 16th among national law firms for outstanding client service in the ninth annual "A-Team Service" Annual Report issued by BTI Consulting Group Inc. (November 2009).
- Placed in the top 20 in the 2009 National Law Journal ranking of the 250 largest US law firms based on the number of female partners.
- Ranked eighth in the United States among the top 200 companies for percentage of female attorneys by The American Lawyer '2009' 'Women in Law Firms' study.
- Appears on a list of ten American law firms with between 20 and 99 equity partners, of which at least 9 percent are minorities, within Diversity & amp; The Bar 2009 ranks the magazine "Law Firm with the Highest Level of Minority Equity Partners".
Epstein Becker Green is the only law firm that entered the top 20 in a 2009 survey of both service and diversity of law firm clients.
Pro bono and community service
Prostein's national policy Epstein Becker Green encourages all of his lawyers to undertake project proof bono, both on their own and through the structured pro bono opportunities that are made available by the company and through partnerships with other organizations. The pro bono's work includes children's issues, helping the homeless, community-based projects, immigration/international issues, diversity, litigation, domestic violence cases, veteran rights issues, health care policies and access issues.
Many Epstein Becker Green attorneys serve on the boards of charitable, educational, and other nonprofit organizations. Corporate offices often partner with local schools to provide basic law education in the classroom and to support community schools through fundraising and other activities.
References
External links
- Official website
- LinkedIn - Epstein Becker Green
- Twitter Profile (@ebglaw)
- Facebook - Epstein Becker Green
- International Lawyers Network
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