Alexander Lebedinski is a distinguished Attorney and Partner at Giarmarco, Mullins & Horton, P.C., where he leverages his extensive expertise in Health Care Law and Business Transactions to provide exceptional legal counsel to a diverse clientele. With a strong focus on representing health care providers—including...
Alexander Lebedinski is a distinguished Attorney and Partner at Giarmarco, Mullins & Horton, P.C., where he leverages his extensive expertise in Health Care Law and Business Transactions to provide exceptional legal counsel to a diverse clientele. With a strong focus on representing health care providers—including physicians, physician group practices, surgery centers, and hospitals—he navigates the complex landscape of Federal and State regulatory compliance. His role involves not only ensuring adherence to legal standards but also facilitating strategic business decisions that enhance operational efficiency and mitigate risk.
In addition to his regulatory work, Alexander is deeply involved in various key projects that encompass contract negotiation, corporate governance, and employment law matters. His ability to balance multiple projects simultaneously is a testament to his highly organized approach and solid management skills. He excels in drafting and reviewing legal documents, ensuring that terms and conditions are meticulously crafted to protect his clients' interests.
Alexander’s multi-cultural background enriches his practice, allowing him to engage effectively with a diverse range of clients and stakeholders. His analytical prowess and negotiation abilities are instrumental in achieving favorable outcomes in complex business transactions. Whether he is advising on licensing issues or navigating the intricacies of the Uniform Commercial Code, Alexander is committed to delivering results that add significant value to his clients. His dedication to excellence in legal assistance positions him as a trusted advisor in the health care sector, making a lasting impact on the organizations he serves.
