Yes, but the very FUNCTION of a lawyer is to represent one interest over another in a government court...or prepare "legal" documents. However, you, as an individual are STILL free to write your own will, or represent yourself in a court (minor offenses usually don't require a "lawyer", skilled in the verbosity of government gobbledygook or the inane "opinions" of jurists.

The government has absolutely no business in healthcare, or any other area that is a personal responsibility.  The MOST they should do, would  be under their authority under the "Commerce Clause", in Article I Section 8...and legislate to allow health insurance companies to compete across state lines, just like auto, life and other insurances are allowed to do.  Their interference in the marketplace should be as minimal as possible.