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June 17, 2020

Medico-Legal Aspects to COVID-19 – From Podiatry Management June/July 2020

Frier Levitt Senior Counsel Lawrence Kobak, DPM, JD shares “Some Medico-Legal Aspects of COVID-19” in the June/July issue of Podiatry Management. You can read this Legal Corner column by clicking here.

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