Winstead Healthcare Attorneys Featured in Texas Lawyer Newsmakers

05.19.20

Winstead PC healthcare attorneys Kevin Wood, Corinne Smith, Marshall Meringola and Michael Smith were featured in Texas Lawyer’s Newsmakers column regarding their recent move to Winstead. An excerpt is below:

“Kevin Wood, Corinne Smith, Marshall Meringola and Michael Smith, transactional health care attorneys with years of experience, have joined Winstead PC’s health care industry group in the firm’s Austin office. The four new attorneys join the firm from Clark Hill and add to Winstead’s expanding health care practice, which handles a wide range of transactions, compliance and dispute resolution matters involving the growing and dynamic health care business sector. 

“We are dedicated to exceeding client expectations, and the addition of these highly respected health care practitioners will help us continue to do that while growing our practice,” said Sarah Churchill Llamas, head of Winstead’s health care industry group, in a statement by the firm. “We are really looking forward to working together.””

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