Wellness Law, LLC's clients typically are wellness companies and organizations who provide wellness products and services direct-to-consumer (DTC) or business-to-business (B2B), such as corporate wellness vendors, insurance brokers, and Employee Assistance Programs (EAPs), as well as wellness associations, health care providers (licensed healthcare professionals or healthcare organizations), health insurers, and complementary and alternative medicine providers and organizations.

No. The Center does not engage in filing lawsuits. Typical clients are health and wellness providers, insurers, brokers, and wellness companies who seek regulatory compliance assistance.

No. We do not provide court litigation services. We do represent our clients in front of licensing board or government agency disputes in states in which we are licensed to practice law, but we do not file documents with a court of law.

We wanted our organization's name to reflect the type of work we do and the clients we help, rather than using the names of the persons who deliver the services. We not only provide legal consulting services to clients, but we also provide educational resources and expertise in health and wellness law.

Our clients are located all over the United States. Because many laws that impact the health and wellness industries are federal in nature, we are a good resource for health and wellness regulatory compliance for clients from all over the country.