Virtual Roundtables

AHLA's Virtual Roundtables are free, online gatherings that give all health law professionals intentional touchpoints to pause, reflect, and connect with the health law community — without the constraints of geography or schedule.

What to Expect

Roundtables take a few different shapes depending on who's hosting and what the session is built for:

• AHLA hosts hour-long forums designed as a recurring, dependable touchpoint — a chance to step back from day-to-day, hear how peers are navigating similar challenges, and connect in a candid, low-pressure space. These aren't CLE-style panels or technical webinars; they're built around peer sharing and community, not curriculum.
• Practice Groups, the Early Career Professionals Council, and the Women's Leadership Council also host their own sessions focused on informal sharing, discussion, and networking within their communities. (The Fellows Coordinating Council hosts sessions on emerging issues just for Fellows.)

Whatever the format, every Roundtable is free, conversational, and built to help you connect with colleagues across the health law community.

Who Should Attend

Virtual Roundtables are open to health lawyers, compliance officers, in-house counsel, regulatory professionals, and all others engaged in health law practice. Whether you are looking for a recurring space to reflect and connect, or a session tied to your practice area, career stage, or community, there's a Roundtable for you.