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Through our assistance, hundreds of physicians and allied healthcare professionals, including nurses, physical therapists, occupational therapists, medical technologists, physician’s assistants and nurse practitioners have obtained Conrad 30 J-1 waivers, H-1B visas, National Interest Waivers and other necessary certifications to enter the country from abroad and work as healthcare professionals in the U.S. Locally, Waller helped to develop Tennessee's Conrad State 20 program for J-1 physician waivers and secured the first physician waiver in the state under that program. Working with U.S.

The increasing prevalence of renal disease in the United States has created a heightened need for dialysis centers throughout the country. Waller Lansden has a wide variety of experience in serving dialysis providers. Dialysis providers value our institutional depth and industry knowledge – which compares favorably with any law firm, regardless of size or location – when it comes to the complexities of structuring physician joint ventures and syndications.

Wireless communication has a significant social, cultural and economic impact on modern society. Primarily served by Waller’s Real Estate group, our wireless telecommunications clients are represented across practice areas, served also by our litigation , tax , government relations , labor and employment , intellectual property and corporate attorneys. Working together, our attorneys provide comprehensive legal services that best suit the client's overall goals.

Businesses today face an environment in which regulatory issues can quickly spiral into government investigations or enforcement actions. Waller's seasoned attorneys help clients respond to government inquiries with strategies aimed at minimizing—or completely avoiding—penalties, negative publicity, and disruptions to core business operations. We have successfully represented publicly traded corporations, privately owned businesses, boards of directors, and individual executives in criminal, civil, and administrative investigations and prosecutions.

Crowded emergency rooms and the shortage of primary care physicians are two reasons attributed to the rapid growth of urgent care centers throughout the country. An estimated three million patients visit urgent care centers each week and approximately 600 new urgent care facilities were opened in 2011. Healthcare providers focusing on this emerging sector of the industry are turning to Waller for assistance with the acquisition of existing urgent care centers as well as the development of new facilities.

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