Three Hinshaw Partners Present at the IAHA 44th Annual Health Law Symposium

Hinshaw partners Frank A. Mazzagatti, William (“Bill”) Schiller, and Ian Wagreich will present at the 2026 Illinois Association of Healthcare Attorneys (IAHA) 44th Annual Health Law Symposium on November 5, 2026. 

William and Ian’s Session

Bill and Ian will present “Physician and Healthcare Immigration Year in Review: Where We Are Now, Client Challenges and the Path Ahead.” As immigration policy continues to evolve, healthcare providers face significant workforce and staffing challenges. Their session will examine recent developments and their implications for healthcare organizations, physicians, and their counsel.

Topics include:

• • Seismic shifts in immigration policy relating to H1B processing, expanded travel bans, and termination of parole programs 

• • Current challenges facing healthcare providers and physician recruitment

• • Key immigration trends and what may lie ahead for the healthcare industry

Frank’s Session

Frank will present “The Cloud Isn't Weightless: AI, Infrastructure, and Legal Risk (Applying for Ethics Credit),” alongside Daniel Cotter, Member at Aronberg Goldgehn Davis & Garmisa. Their session will explore the physical infrastructure that powers artificial intelligence and the legal and ethical issues arising from its growing environmental footprint.

Topics include:

• • Environmental impacts and externalities associated with AI development and deployment

• • Ethical considerations related to competence, client counseling, disclosure, and conflicts of interest

• • Lawyers’ responsibilities when advising clients on AI-related risks

• • How these issues increasingly affect transactional, regulatory, litigation, and insurance matters

Hinshaw is proud to once again sponsor the IAHA Annual Health Law Symposium, which brings together healthcare attorneys and industry professionals to exchange ideas, discuss emerging issues, and improve best practices across the healthcare sector.

The event will be held in person, with on-demand access to recorded sessions available through January 31, 2027.