United States ex rel. Clausen v. Laboratory Corporation of America, Represented Laboratory Corporation of America, Inc., a nationwide provider of health care diagnostic testing services in a qui tam action alleging that the laboratory billed the state Medicaid programs in violation of the state Medicaid regulatory rules and violated the Anti-Kickback Statute through its discounting practices.

United States ex rel. Fry v. Health Alliance of Greater Cincinnati. Represented The Christ Hospital, one of several defendants, in a False Claims Act case brought by the Department of Justice, in which the government alleged that the manner the hospital staffed its reading panel for noninterventional cardiology tests was in violation of the Anti-Kickback Statute. The case settled in May 2010.

United States ex rel. Kite v. Raritan Bay Medical Center. Represented Raritan Bay Medical Center in a qui tam lawsuit that alleged the hospital defrauded Medicare by inflating its reimbursement claims to obtain “outlier payments.”

United States ex rel. Kite v. Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital Hamilton. Represented in a qui tam lawsuit that alleged the hospital defrauded Medicare by inflating its reimbursement claims to obtain “outlier payments.”

United States ex rel. Reilly v. North Broward Hospital District. Represented Broward Health in a qui tam action where a community orthopedic surgeon alleged that the hospital paid in excess of fair market value to employed physicians in part, for their referrals to Broward Health hospitals and clinics.  This case settled in September 2015.

United States v. Spectrum Comprehensive Care, Inc. (SCCI).  Represented SCCI, a long term care hospital system in two False Claims Act cases; one brought by the Department of Justice and the other brought by five qui tam relators regarding independent contractor physician financial relationships and billing procedures.  Both cases settled in Spring 2007.