Admitted
1979, Victoria, Australia; 1994, New York; 1995, U.S. District Court, Southern and Eastern Districts of New York and Northern District of California
Law School
Monash Law School, LL.B., with honors, 1978; Monash Law School, LL.M., 1983
Law School Graduation Year
1983
College
Monash University, B.A., 1976
Memberships
New York State (Member, Civil Prosecution Committee; Commercial and Federal Litigation Section, 1992—) and American (Member: Health Care Fraud and Abuse Subcommittee, White Collar Crime Committee, Section of Criminal Justice; Procurement Fraud Committee, Public Contract Section) Bar Associations; American Health Lawyers Association.
Biographical
Churchill Fellow, 1991. Managing Editor, Civil Prosecution News, Clark Boardman Callaghan, 1994-1996. Author: Keep Your Pinstripes Vertical, Pharmaceutical Executive, Vol. 23, No. 1, January 2003; Managed Health Care: Treatment Rationing for the New Millennium?, ABA National Institute on Health Care Fraud (2001); Anti-Fraud is Not Anti-Business: How Corporations Can Use the Whistleblower Law to Level the Playing Field, (1999) Report on Medicare Compliance, Vol. 8, No. 9. Co-Author: The Race to the Courthouse-Recent Developments Concerning 31 USC Sec. 3730 (6) (5): Multiple Relators in Qui Tam Litigation, ABA Health Care Fraud (2000); Recent Developments on False Claims Act Liability Issues from the Relator's Perspective, ABA National Institute on the Civil False Claims Act and Qui Tam Enforcement (1998); The ‘Multiple Relator Phenomenon’ in the Qui Tam Law, Government Contract Litigation Reporter (1998); The False Claims Act: Enlisting Citizens in Fighting Fraud Against the Government, NY Litigator, Vol. 2 No. 2 (1996); Structural Reform: The Front Line Fight Against Business Crime, NY Litigator, Vol. 1 No. 2 (1995); Corporate Heroes for Uncle Sam, New York Times, December 3, 1995; Combating Industry-Wide Corruption, New York Law Journal, Vol. 212 No. 10 (1994); The Independent Private Sector Inspector General, New York State Bar Association Commercial and Federal Litigation Section (1994).