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About
Madeline is a junior associate with expertise in regulatory, compliance, and transactional matters.
Prior to joining Health Law Alliance, Madeline worked in-house for multiple health care companies, advising business leaders on best practices for corporate compliance programs. In these roles, Madeline has provided recommendations for structuring compliance programs to ensure alignment with OIG guidelines, drafted internal company policies and vendor agreements, and offered expertise on fraud and abuse risks in proposed acquisitions, including Stark, Anti-Kickback, and False Claims Act concerns.
Madeline earned her Juris Doctor from Saint Louis University School of Law, cum laude, where she received a concentration in health care law and served as Managing Editor for Saint Louis University's Journal of Health Law and Policy. Madeline graduated from The University of Alabama, cum laude, with a B.S. in Psychology and Spanish minor.
Bar Admissions: Missouri
Recent victories
Health Law Alliance successfully reversed pending terminations for 7 New York pharmacies. Read more about how our PBM audit team achieved this stunning reversal.
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In a recent victory, our attorneys at Health Law Alliance achieved a full reversal of Optum’s termination of a New York pharmacy. Read about how HLA fought tirelessly to rebut Optum’s allegations and how Health Law Alliance can defend your pharmacy from an unjust termination.
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Health Law Alliance achieved full reversal of final audit findings for a Maryland pharmacy—just one of numerous victories our attorneys has achieved for our clients. Learn more about the stunning reversal and how Health Law Alliance’s tenacious advocacy can help your pharmacy in PBM disputes.
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Health Law Alliance secured a full dismissal of all federal charges against NJ urologist Dr. Mukaram Gazi, marking an unprecedented acquittal in an otherwise unbroken string of 35 Insys-related prosecutions brought by federal and state prosecutors.
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