Why It Matters
Foley Hoag LLP terminated its lobbying relationship with Physicians for American Healthcare Access effective July 31. The termination was disclosed in a filing signed on August 7.
By The Numbers
The split marks the end of an engagement that began in 2020, when the firm started representing Physicians for American Healthcare Access on immigration issues relating to the reauthorization of the Conrad 30 program. The firm charged $18,000 per quarter during 2021 for its work on the account.
The termination filing disclosed $10,000 in fees for the third quarter of 2026.
Broader Context
The Conrad 30 program's statutory authorization lapsed on September 30, 2025. The program's statutory authorization lapsed on September 30, 2025, leaving J-1 physicians who acquired their status on or after October 1, 2025, potentially ineligible for Conrad 30 waivers unless Congress acts to reauthorize it.
The Bottom Line
Foley Hoag LLP's lobbying efforts for Physicians for American Healthcare Access focused on issues relating to the reauthorization of the Conrad 30 program. Eli Greenspan served as the Policy Adviser lobbyist throughout the engagement with Foley Hoag LLP and Physicians for American Healthcare Access.
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