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| Practice Areas | Litigation; White Collar Crime; Government Investigations; Antitrust | | | Education | Yale University, J.D., 1984, Stanford University, A.B., 1980 | | | Admitted | 1984, District of Columbia; 1987, California | |
| Memberships | Los Angeles County and American (Member, Litigation and White-Collar Crime Committee) Bar Associations; American Health Lawyers Association. | | | Born | Hempstead, New York, July 11, 1958 | | | Biography | Article and Book Review Editor, Yale Journal of International Law, 1983-1984. Recipient, U.S. Attorney General's Special Achievement Award, August 1993; Maynard Toll Associate Award from Los Angeles Legal Air Fondation, 1989.Co-Author: with Michael W. Peregrine and William W. Horton, The New "Corporate Responsibility" Law: How It Affects Health Care," BNA Health Law Reporter, August 2002. Speaker: "Lessons for Healthcare from Enron: A Best Practices Teleconference," American Health Lawyers Association, August 2002;"How to Deal with the New Theories of Provider Liability, or, 'It's Not Just Another Med Mal Case,'" California Society for Healthcare Attorneys, Spring Meeting, May 2002. Instructor, False Claims Act and Government Investigations, Legal Issues in Health Care Delivery, USC School of Public Policy, March 2002. Speaker: "What To Do When The FBI/OIG Knocks: Preparing For, Responding To -- And Surviving -- Government Investigations," The Healthcare Roundtable for Corporate Counsel, March 2000; Fraud and Abuse Issues, Compliance Training, Alta Healthcare, December 1999; Current Law Enforcement Challenges, Health Care Leaders Forum, UCLA Center for Health Services Management, October 1999. Moderator, Panel on White Collar Practice, Firm Conference, Manatt, Phelps & Phillips, LLP, May 1999. Speaker on the False Claims Act and Long Term Care, Seventeenth Annual Health Law Symposium, Whittier Law School, April 1998. Appeared on nationally broadcast CNBC program "Steals and Deals," in connection with telemarketing case prosecuted as an Assistant United States Attorney, July 1996. Speaker, MCLE program on "The Use of Private Investigators in Civil Litigation," Manatt, Phelps & Phillips, April 1996; Instructor, U.S. Department of Justice Securities Fraud Seminar, New Orleans, Louisiana, January 1994. Contributing author: "Lessons for Healthcare from Enron: A Best Practices Handbook," American Health Lawyers Association (2002); "'Sting Operations Run Amok': The Impact Of Brown v. Nationsbank On Government Tort Liability For Undercover Activity," White Collar Crime Reporter (Andrews Publications) (April 2000); "Third Circuit Rules That Money Laundering Sentencing Guideline Is Reserved for Laundering Conduct Connected with 'Extensive Drug Trafficking and Serious Crime,'" White Collar Crime Reporter (Andrews Publications), Volume 13, No. 10 (November/December 1999); "Internal Investigations and Voluntary Disclosures: Traps for the Unwary Health Care Provider," Seminar Paper (with David Bradford) (June 1999); "Recent Developments in Long Term Care Law and Litigation," 20 Whittier Law Review 325 (1998) (with Terri D. Keville, Barry S. Landsberg and Katrina L. Breuner); "Ex Parte Contact with Current and Former Employees of an Adverse Party," Pretrial Practice and Discovery Committee Newsletter, ABA Litigation Section, Vol I, No. 1 (July 1988). Assistant U.S. Attorney, Central District of California, 1989-1995. Member, Rampart Independent Review Panel, City of Los Angeles, Counsel, 2000. | | | ISLN | 905453680 | |
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