| CAROL
A. HYDE
Partner - Albany Office
chyde@icrh.com
Ms. Hyde practices in the areas of health care, business
and transactional matters. She has counseled a variety of
health care-related clients, including hospitals, nursing
homes, diagnostic and treatment centers, drug and alcohol
treatment centers, hospices, independent practice associations,
third-party administrators, and private physicians and practitioners
with respect to the full range of corporate, regulatory,
reimbursement, contract, employment and employee benefits,
and real estate matters. She also represents not-for-profit
organizations and closely held businesses outside the health
care field. Ms. Hyde also has substantial experience in
the development of health care facilities and their financing.
Ms. Hyde is admitted to practice before the courts of New
York and the United States Tax Court. She is a member of
the New York State and Albany County Bar Associations and
the American Health Lawyers Association. Ms. Hyde carries
the highest rating (AV) from the Martindale-Hubbell lawyer
registry, a rating based solely upon peer evaluations.
Ms. Hyde has lectured on the topics of contracting with
physicians, the "Stark" law and fraud and abuse,
confidentiality of medical records, advance directives,
powers of attorney and charitable giving for various organizations,
including the New York State Bar Association, the Hospital
Education and Research Fund of the Healthcare Association
of New York State, The Community Foundation for the Capital
Region, and the New York State Ambulatory Health Care Association.
A native of Michigan, Ms. Hyde received a Bachelor of General
Studies degree, with distinction, from the University of
Michigan at Ann Arbor and her law degree (magna cum
laude) from Albany Law School of Union University,
where she graduated first in her class, was a finalist in
the intra-school Gabrielli Moot Court Competition, and was
elected to the Justinian Society for academic excellence.
Prior to entering private practice, Ms. Hyde served for
two years as attorney-advisor to the Honorable Charles R.
Simpson, a judge of the United States Tax Court, in Washington,
D.C., where she assisted Judge Simpson in the preparation
of numerous legal decisions relating to a variety of tax-related
questions, including the proper valuation of real property,
businesses and charitable contributions, permissible methods
of inventory accounting, tax shelters and civil tax fraud. |
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