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Marcus C. Hewitt: Lawyer with Williams Mullen

Marcus C. Hewitt

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Raleigh,  NC  U.S.A.
Phone919.981.4308

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Practice Areas

  • Certificate of Need Litigation
  • Long Term Care Facilities Litigation
  • Long Term Care
  • Hospitals/Health Systems
  • Nursing Homes/Assisted Living Facilities/Other Residential Care Providers
  • Litigation
  • Health Care Litigation
 
Contact InfoTelephone: 919.981.4308
Fax: 919.981.4300
http://www.williamsmullen.com
http://www.williamsmullen.com/mhewitt
 
University University of North Carolina, B.A., with distinction
 
Law SchoolUniversity of North Carolina School of Law, J.D.
 
Admitted1996, North Carolina
 
BornCharlotte, North Carolina, May 7, 1971
 
Biography

Marc Hewitt focuses his practice on commercial and administrative litigation and health care disputes. Mr. Hewitt routinely represents clients in North Carolina Certificate of Need, licensure, and other administrative matters, and in a variety of commercial and business disputes, including those involving contract, unfair business practices, fraud and antitrust issues.

Mr. Hewitt handles numerous Certificate of Need (CON) matters for hospitals, physician practices and private providers, involving a variety of services and facilities, including MRI scanners (fixed and mobile), acute care services including acute care beds and operating rooms, diagnostic imaging centers, nursing facilities, assisted living facilities, hospice, ambulatory surgical centers and others. He routinely represents clients in administrative appeals both challenging and defending CON awards, exemptions and "no-review" determinations by the state, and advises clients on compliance and related issues in advance of litigation.

Mr. Hewitt also routinely handles commercial and business disputes in healthcare and other industries, including those involving contract, unfair business practices, fraud and antitrust issues. Among others, Mr. Hewitt has represented a number of clients in disputes with information technology vendors arising from failed implementations of computer hardware and software systems.

Mr. Hewitt is licensed to practice in North Carolina. He is a member the Health Law Section of the North Carolina Bar Association and serves on the board of directors of the North Carolina Society of Healthcare Attorneys and is chair of the Public Affairs Committee. Mr. Hewitt is a member of the Leadership Raleigh class of 2006. Mr. Hewitt has been recognized as a "Rising Star" by North Carolina Super Lawyers magazine since 2009.

Prior to joining Williams Mullen, Mr. Hewitt served as a judge advocate in the U.S. Marine Corps from 1996 to 2000. He is a graduate of the University of North Carolina School of Law and holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in economics from the University of North Carolina.

Professional Affiliations

North Carolina Bar Association

North Carolina Society of Healthcare Attorneys
- Chair, Public Affairs Committee (2010-present)

North Carolina State Bar

Wake County Bar Association
- Habitat for Humanity Committee Chair (2001 - 2005)
- Young Lawyers Division (2000 - 2005)

Awards & Honors

Recognized by Triangle Business Leader magazine as a "Top Lawyer" in the area of Healthcare

North Carolina Super Lawyers magazine, "Rising Star" 2009-2011

Community Involvement

Habitat for Humanity of Wake County
- Board of Directors (2005 - 2009)
- Executive Committee (2008 - 2009)
- Chair, Fund Development Committee (2006 - 2008)

Leadership Raleigh, Class of 2006

Leadership Raleigh Alumni Council (2006 - 2007)

Publications

CMS Issues Proposed Rule on 60-Day Reporting/Repayment Obligation for Overpayments to Medicare Providers, Alert, 02.22.2012

Civil Suit Challenging North Carolina Medicaid Appeal Procedures, Alert, 02.15.2012

Courts' Treatment of N.C. CON Decisions Uncertain in Wake of Procedural Changes, Alert, 11.29.2011

CMS Final Rule Mandates North Carolina Medicaid RAC Program by January 2012, Alert, 11.18.2011

Unusual Application Cycle puts 240 Nursing Facility Beds up for Grabs in Wake Co., NC., Alert, 04.18.2011

Federal Government Gets Second Chance at False Claims Liability for Regulatory Noncompliance, Alert, 08.09.2010

Court of Appeals Flags Vulnerability in Agency Review of N.C. CON Applications, Article, 08.03.2010

Weathering the Coming Storm - Implementing Electronic Health Records: Avoiding and Winning Disputes with EHR Vendors, Article, 03.2010

Health Care Regulatory Update, Alert, 07. 2009

Recent Cases Expanding False Claims Act Liability for Stark Violations, Alert, 04. 2009

2008 OAH Decision Leaves Doubt as to Deadline to Appeal CON "No-Review" Determinations, Alert, 02.03.2009

Civil Suit Challenges Elements of North Carolina Certificate of Need Law, Alert, 11.13.2008

Update: CON Cost Allocation Issue Determined in May 30, 2008 Final Agency Decision but Remains Subject to Appeal., Article, 11.01.2008

Overview of North Carolina Certificate of Need Law, Article, 10.27.2008

Health Care Regulatory Update, Alert, 09.16.2008

Health Care Regulatory Update, Alert, 08.14.2008

Events

Past Events

NCMGM Webinar - Electronic Discovery and Medical Practices: What You Need to Know, Speaking Engagement, Webinar, 12.14.2011

Riding the Wave of Healthcare Reform: NCSHCA Annual Conference, Speaking Engagement, 09.10.2010

 
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CMS Issues Proposed Rule on 60-Day Reporting/Repayment Obligation for Overpayments to Medicare Providers
Marcus C. Hewitt, February 24, 2012
As part of 2010's Affordable Care Act, a new section was added to the Social Security Act (Section 1128J(d)), which requires providers to report and return any overpayments they receive from Medicare or Medicaid within 60 days (see http://www.ssa.gov/OP_Home/ssact/title11/1128J.htm). Any...

Civil Suit Challenging North Carolina Medicaid Appeal Procedures
Marcus C. Hewitt, February 16, 2012
A civil suit recently filed in North Carolina could affect who decides appeals of agency decisions related to the North Carolina Medicaid program, which could in turn affect the difficulty of appealing agency decisions by the Division of Medical Assistance.

Courts’ Treatment of N.C. CON Decisions Uncertain in Wake of Procedural Changes
Marcus C. Hewitt, December 1, 2011
Until now, in appeals challenging decisions by North Carolina’s Certificate of Need (CON) agency to approve or deny CON applications, it has not been unusual for administrative law judges (ALJs) to find that the agency was wrong and recommend that its decision be reversed - only to have his...



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Marcus C. Hewitt
Williams Mullen
301 Fayetteville Street, Suite 1700
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