Sheppard, Mullin, Richter & Hampton has appointed Adam Herbst as a health-care partner at their New York office, as reported by the firm this past Wednesday. Herbst’s extensive expertise in health-care policy, Medicaid reform, and corporate governance is expected to bolster the firm’s capabilities in this critical sector.
Prior to joining Sheppard Mullin, Herbst held the position of Deputy Commissioner for Aging and Long-Term Care at the New York State Department of Health. His role involved overseeing important aspects of the state’s health-care policies, particularly focused on aging populations and long-term care initiatives.
The addition of Herbst signals Sheppard Mullin’s continued commitment to strengthening its health-care practice, particularly in addressing the complex regulatory landscape and policy reform efforts. This strategic move is expected to provide substantial value to its clients navigating these challenging sectors. For more information, the full details of this announcement can be found at Bloomberg Law.