Author

Paul M. Hamburger is co-chair of the Employee Benefits & Executive Compensation Group and head of the international law firm Proskauer Rose LLP’s Washington, DC office. Paul is also a leader of the Practice Center’s health and welfare subgroup and a member of Proskauer’s Health Care Reform Task Force. As a noted thought leader in his field, Paul frequently speaks on employee benefit matters. In addition, he served for several years as an adjunct professor at Georgetown University Law Center teaching the LL.M. tax course on ERISA Health and Welfare Benefit Plans. In addition to being a leading member in the law community, Paul is on the International Advisory Board for Chabad on Campus International. He is an active member of the Chabad Shul of Potomac, Maryland and was a Founding Charter member of Congregation B’nai Tzedek in Potomac, Maryland. An author of numerous articles on employee benefits matters, as well as a newly published book, Paul has produced a number of nationally-circulated loose leaf publications, published by Thompson Information Services: Mandated Health Benefits – The COBRA Guide, The Guide to Assigning & Loaning Benefit Plan Money, and The Pension Plan Fix-It Handbook. Most recently, he was the managing author of the 6th edition of The New Health Care Reform Law – What Employers Need to Know (A Q&A Guide), published by Thompson HR. His most recent work, The Anochi Project: Seeking God’s Identity, is a must read for those seeking clarity, comfort and a new way to face the Jewish experience.