The NextGen of Healthcare Attorneys
Start with AI. Know when to stop relying on it.
You might ask AI what to take for a headache. You wouldn't rely on it to explain a growth or a blackout. Legal questions work much the same way. For a routine question, AI is a sensible place to start. For a contract that shapes your career, a practice purchase or a hospital investigation, you want someone who does this work every day.
We use AI on every matter
AI handles the research, first drafts and comparisons, alongside our private library of 10,000+ healthcare contracts, opinions and deal documents. It makes us faster, and that is why most of our services carry a published flat fee. What AI can't supply is judgment about your situation: how Florida law applies to you, what the document doesn't say, and how the deal fits your plans. That judgment is what we add, and an attorney reviews all AI-assisted work before it reaches you.
AI reviews the contract. We review it against your plans.
AI is to legal work what imaging is to medicine
No physician today would treat a suspected fracture without an X-ray, or work up a mass without a scan. Imaging became a necessary tool. But the image is one part of the story. It doesn't know the patient's history, what they told you in the exam room, or what they're hoping to get back to. The physician puts the image together with everything else and decides what it means and what to do next.
AI has become that kind of tool in legal work. It reads a 40-page contract in seconds, surfaces the clauses worth a closer look and drafts a first version of the response. We wouldn't practice without it. But like an image, it shows what is on the page. It can't weigh the business you're building, the deal you plan to make in three years, or how a Florida court or a hospital committee is likely to see the issue. That part takes someone who knows the field and knows your situation.
- The tool: AI research, first drafts and a second, AI-assisted pass on our reviews for details a careful reader can still miss.
- The judgment: an experienced healthcare attorney who decides what the findings mean for you, checks what the AI flags, and stands behind the advice.
Each catches what the other might miss. That is how good medicine works now, and it is how we practice law.
Three ways to handle a healthcare legal question
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AI on your own |
Mirza Health Law + AI |
Traditional hourly billing |
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Cost |
Free |
Published flat fee |
Open-ended |
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Florida healthcare law experience |
General |
About 30 years |
Varies |
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Reviews against your plans |
Only if you know what to ask |
Yes |
Yes |
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Accountable for the advice |
No |
Yes |
Yes |
Why the background matters
Healthcare problems are rarely only legal. A practice purchase is also a tax question, a compliance question and an operations question. Ben Assad Mirza brings about 30 years across healthcare M&A, regulatory work, hospital in-house counsel and business litigation, with an LLM in corporate taxation and M&A, a master's in public health from Yale, and a background as a certified public accountant (former). That combination helps him see the business side of the legal question, which is where most healthcare deals succeed or stall.
What you can expect
- The price before the work starts, in a written engagement letter
- Plain answers, not legalese
- One attorney who knows your matter from start to finish
- For practices that want a lawyer on the team month to month: Counselor On-Call
See our published fees, or call 954-591-8060 or email [email protected]