Thank you for choosing to spend your time becoming more educated on such an important issue. The recovery industry is experiencing faster changes today than they have ever experienced in the history of addiction. These changes and challenges will undoubtedly create an industry that does not look anything like it does today. I am Jeffrey Lynne, and I have been advocating for the rights of those in recovery since I began working in private practice. In my effort to develop a dialogue that is open and honest, I have created Sober Law News. This site is to provide insights and updates as to the changes in the treatment industry, both in Washington and our own backyard. Please feel free to email me if you have any questions.
Jeffrey C. Lynne, Esq. is an honors graduate of the University of Miami School of Law. After serving as a state prosecutor in the Economic Crimes Division and then the City of Boca Raton as an assistant city attorney, Jeffrey saw a need in the private sector to represent individuals and business entities relating to zoning, real estate, business structuring, marketing, regulatory compliance and litigation pertaining to facilities that offer treatment for Substance Use Disorder and associated sober living residences. Jeffrey has since been recognized across the nation as a thought leader in the progressive public dialogue about the role that Substance Use Disorder treatment has within our communities and the fundamental need and right to provide safe and affordable housing for those who are both in treatment as well as those who are established in their recovery. Jeffrey is also the Editor-in-Chief and author of the Facebook page and the blog, SoberLawNews.com, where he discusses emerging legal and business trends in behavioral health care and specifically ethical Substance Use Disorder treatment, housing, and marketing practices.
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“[A]n expert on drug treatment laws who often speaks out about unethical industry practices.”
– Palm Beach Post, October 25, 2016
– Palm Beach Post, October 25, 2016