Eugene Gaer, a health care lawyer for nearly 40 years who chose law as a second career, died on July 7. Known as a "lawyer's lawyer" who "just had this fascination with the law," he started his career as a historian and college professor, which later informed his law practice and life.
August 02, 2017 at 05:00 PM
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Eugene Gaer, a 39-year Manhattan litigator and longtime health care lawyer who chose law as a second career, died on July 7.
He was 74 and suffered from a brief illness, said friend and former colleague Dorothy Heyl, general counsel and chief compliance officer at the investment advisory firm Prima Capital Advisors.
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