While employers wring their hands and physicians scuttle to band together, employment attorneys such as Kirsten Vignec see the Affordable Care Act as a grand opportunity for the legal profession.
Lawyers represent the employers who generally are befuddled, confused or angry about the overhaul of the American health care system. Attorneys are needed to facilitate the formation of "accountable care organizations" that will change the landscape of how medicine is delivered.
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