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Brent Henry joins Mintz Levin
Mass. Lawyers Weekly Staff//October 5, 2017//
Listen to this articleBrent L. Henry, the former vice president and general counsel of Partners HealthCare, has joined Mintz Levin as a member in the firm’s Boston office.
Henry previously led four departments at Partners HealthCare, according to a press release from Mintz Levin. The health care company has more than 70,000 employees and $12 billion in yearly revenue.
Before Partners HealthCare, he worked at MedStar health, the New York City Human Resources Administration and the Greater Southeast Health Care System.
A graduate of Yale Law School, Henry has taught health care law at Howard University and the University of Maryland, according to the press release.
He is vice chair of the Princeton University Board of Trustees, a trustee of the Boston Symphony Orchestra and a past president of the American Health Lawyers Association.
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