Our attorneys include a former prosecutor, a 32-year DEA official, and senior executives from the country's largest healthcare companies. Before defending pharmacies and healthcare businesses, they investigated, prosecuted, and ran compliance against them. We know the playbook - because we wrote it.
Each of our attorneys arrived at Health Law Alliance from the opposite chair - federal prosecution, federal law enforcement, or senior roles inside the very companies now investigating our clients.
Anthony served nearly nine years as an Assistant U.S. Attorney in the District of New Jersey, leading investigations and prosecutions of healthcare-related crimes. He later became Chief Compliance Officer at UnitedHealth Group and Chief Counsel at McKesson, overseeing operations at the scale of $300B in annual revenue. Clients large and small turn to Anthony for the perspective he offers as a decorated former federal prosecutor and top executive at the largest healthcare companies in the world.
Diana defends companies and individuals nationwide in healthcare-related criminal, civil, and administrative proceedings brought by DOJ, State Attorneys General, HHS-OIG, the DEA, Medicaid Fraud Control Units, and Licensing Boards. She has represented health systems, IDNs, labs, MSOs, pharmacies, physicians, and private equity investors throughout the healthcare delivery supply chain. Diana is fluent in Russian and has been acclaimed as a "Rising Star" by industry publications.
Tim advises healthcare providers and businesses on corporate, transactional, and regulatory matters - business formation, mergers and acquisitions, private equity and debt transactions, employment agreements, and federal/state regulatory compliance. Before Health Law Alliance, Tim was General Counsel of a publicly traded corporation, overseeing financings, acquisitions, SEC filings, corporate governance, and litigation. He previously practiced at a large international law firm in New York.
Damon is a state prosecutor and former defense attorney with particular expertise in courtroom proceedings and jury trials. He has tried dozens of significant cases on behalf of the government and routinely works with state-agency investigators to prosecute violations of law. As a defense attorney, Damon earned victories at trial for numerous clients - including a consecutive string of four jury acquittals over a two-year period in Essex County, New Jersey.
A nationally recognized pharmacist-attorney and registered patent attorney with over two decades in FDA regulatory, DEA, Board of Pharmacy, and pharmaceutical IP matters. Martha advises on 503A and 503B compounding - particularly GLP-1s and peptides - DQSA compliance, and the full spectrum of FDA matters from API importation to medication safety. She currently teaches Food, Drug & Cosmetic Law at Hofstra University's Maurice A. Deane School of Law.
Before joining Health Law Alliance, Alison practiced at a large international law firm in New York, representing corporations and individuals in high-stakes matters - including a favorable civil settlement with the New York Attorney General for one of the largest skilled nursing facility operators in New York in a healthcare fraud prosecution. She has represented clients in complex commercial and securities litigation, and in criminal and regulatory investigations by DOJ, the NY AG, and the SEC.
Nancy is a former, high-ranking official of the DEA who routinely advises healthcare businesses on controlled substance laws and regulations. As DEA's Diversion Program Manager for New Jersey and the six-state New England Division, she oversaw criminal, civil, and administrative investigations involving controlled substances and served as DEA's liaison with federal, state, and local agencies across the pharmaceutical and chemical supply chains.
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Whether you're facing a PBM audit, a federal investigation, or a state inspection - our attorneys are available today. Every consultation is free, confidential, and protected by attorney-client privilege.