What’s New (and What’s Next) in Compounding Law | August 20, 2026
EDUCON 2026
POWERED BY LP3 NETWORK
Overview
This session explores emerging legal developments shaping compounding pharmacy practice, including collaborative practice agreements, expanding pharmacist prescriptive authority, and evolving telemedicine frameworks. It will also introduce the concept of Just Culture and its role in regulatory and compliance decision-making. Attendees will leave with a practical understanding of what’s changing now and what to watch for next.
Intended audience
- Pharmacists & Pharmacy Technicians
Learning Objectives
Pharmacists and Pharmacy Technicians
Coming soon.
Hardware/software requirements
We will be using Zoom for this webinar - full system requirements can be found here. You can download the Zoom client here.
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| Processor | Single-core 1Ghz or higher | Dual-core 2Ghz or higher (Intel i3/i5/i7 or AMD equivalent) | |
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COPYRIGHT
This webinar is Copyright © Alliance for Pharmacy Compounding 2026.
| Hunter Jamerson, Esq | ![]() |
As a lawyer and a lobbyist, Hunter leverages a tireless work ethic, a command of relevant subject matter, and a dedication to his client's cause in order to best advocate on behalf of his clients.
Hunter's practice is primarily focused on the representation of health care providers and pharmaceutical manufacturers. Hunter's knowledge of the health care sector allows him to help a client resolve a broad range of legal or public policy problems.
Hunter is one of the first lobbyists to arrive in the General Assembly and is one of the last to leave. He believes that diligence is what wins the day in legislative advocacy. Hunter does not simply monitor the General Assembly — Hunter acts. He is not afraid to push for passage of controversial legislation; Hunter invests the time, research, and energy necessary to effectively advocate his client's position even when the opposition is strong.
A client may also have specific legal needs that Hunter can address. For example, health care providers regularly contact Hunter to defend their interests in audit disputes with Medicaid, Medicare, PBMs, or private insurance companies. Hunter also provides health care provider employment agreement review and negotiation. Additionally, Hunter is prepared to negotiate payment rates with insurers on behalf of health care providers across Virginia. Also, Hunter is experienced in representing health care providers in licensure and disciplinary matters before the various boards of the Department of Health Professions.
Hunter is committed to establishing long-term relationships with his clients. Hunter assists clients with building useful relationships with legislators, administrative agencies, and other health care sector interests. Hunter believes that the better he knows his client and its area of health care, the better he can serve his client.

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