The Holloman Law Group, PLLC
District of Columbia Law Firm
The Holloman Law Group, PLLC
With a vast list of clients throughout the country, including individual physicians, physician groups, and small businesses, we have acquired the experience and expertise to successfully guide you. Whether you are an individual physician considering an employment contract or shareholder option; a group considering an expansion, merger, or acquisition; or an entrepreneur considering a new business venture, we have the expertise to guide you. To be clear, we are not general practitioners, nor do we offer mere general advice. We, through our founder, offer the precise, quality counsel our clients have come to depend on.
Practice Areas:
- The Business of Health Care
- Commercial Agreements
- Small Business
Principal Attorney:
Roderick Holloman
The Holloman Law Group, PLLC
1050 Connecticut Avenue, NW
Tenth Floor
Washington, D.C. 20036-5334
Main: 202.572.1000
Fax: 1.866.230.6247
http://www.hollomanlawgroup.com/contact-us
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