Brian advises and counsels health care providers, health plans, Medicare Advantage plans, biotechnology and life sciences companies, and clinical laboratories. He represents them in government investigations, in litigation, at trial, and in arbitration.

In particular, Brian defends companies against government investigations of alleged violations of the FCA and the Anti-Kickback Statute (AKS). He conducts internal investigations and litigates qui tam FCA cases in federal courts around the country. Brian is well-versed in health care regulatory requirements, including in Medicare Advantage and risk adjustment. Brian also represents health plans, biotechnology, life sciences, health care, and technology companies in complex business disputes.

Brian is committed to pro bono work and is a member of the firm’s Pro Bono Committee. He obtained political asylum for a client who was tortured in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, and he secured a residential educational placement for a disabled student. Brian has spent more than a decade advising a non-profit organization dedicated to advancing the study, treatment, and prevention of the effects of concussions and other brain trauma in athletes and other at-risk groups.

Brian is also deeply involved in the Boston community as a member of the Board of Advisors for Life Science Cares, and the Boards of Directors of the Concussion Legacy Foundation and the Volunteers Lawyers Project. He was also a Member of the Boston College Law School Alumni Board.

Before attending law school, Brian was a project manager at Accenture, a management and technology consulting firm, where he provided project management and consulting services. Brian developed project plans and budgets, managed teams to meet project milestones, and worked with client executives to ensure projects met business objectives. He continues to utilize his project management skills working with his clients to manage matters effectively and to deliver timely results.