Shriners Hospitals for Children does not directly employ in-house attorneys. Legal matters—including corporate governance, regulatory compliance, risk management, contracts, and litigation—are handled through outside counsel (retained law firms) and the organization’s national legal department, which coordinates external representation.
This model is common among nonprofit healthcare systems with specialized, intermittent legal needs across multiple jurisdictions. Attorneys interested in working with Shriners typically engage via partner law firms rather than direct employment.

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