DaKeisha Hargrove

I run Kaceyn Law Group, PLLC, a remote healthcare law practice licensed in the District of Columbia. I advise healthcare and health tech companies on the legal work that comes with handling patient data and selling into healthcare: commercial agreements, HIPAA and privacy compliance, AI governance, telehealth, and federal healthcare contracting.

Most of my day-to-day work is contracts. I draft, review, and negotiate MSAs, SaaS and subscription agreements, SOWs, BAAs, DPAs, and data access agreements, and I’ve handled more than 200 of them in-house and in private practice. I also build compliance programs, including HIPAA policies, vendor reviews, security questionnaire responses, and AI use policies.

Before launching my firm, I was the first and sole attorney at a multi-location healthcare services company, where I led legal and compliance and built the privacy program from the ground up. I’ve also practiced at a midsize law firm and clerked in Houston. That in-house background shapes how I work: practical answers tied to the business decision.

I work with digital health and health tech startups preparing for their first enterprise or hospital customer, growing provider groups and healthcare services companies that need contracts and compliance done right, and veteran-owned health businesses selling into the VA and DoD. I also support law firms that need healthcare privacy and contracting help while they keep the client relationship.

Because I practice from Okinawa, Japan, I work while U.S. clients sleep. Many agreement reviews come back overnight, which helps teams that need to keep a deal moving.

I’m a Marine veteran and military spouse, a Health Law LL.M. candidate at Loyola University Chicago, and a member of the IAPP, AHLA, and National Bar Association.