SharePrinter-friendly versionSend by emailA TitleA TitleA Title A A A Collin Seals TabsetOverviewBar & Court Admission Bar & Court Admissions California Bar Supreme Court of the United StatesUS District Court, Central District of California Education University of California, Los Angeles, JD, 2006 Columbia University , MFA, 1994 Northwestern University, BA, 1989 CollinSealsAssociateLos Angeles, CA T 213.443.7531 E collin.seals@arentfox.com Download vCard Collin is an associate in the Health Care, Litigation, and Sports practices. His experience includes work on: Corporate internal investigations, helping international companies assess and mitigate risks associated with anti-corruption laws, including the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act. Representation of California skilled nursing facilities in a constitutional challenge to statutory fee assessments. Advising hospitals regarding medical staffing issues, and representation of those hospitals in related administrative proceedings. Previous Work Prior to joining Arent Fox, Collin worked at a Los Angeles-based litigation firm where he focused on litigating class action cases. Publications, Presentations and Recognitions Collin’s recent presentations and publications include: California Association of Medical Staff Services 11th Annual Education Conference, Torrance, CA; October 16, 2009 “ANALYSIS: Prospect Medical Group: A Narrow Balance Billing Ruling?”BNA Health Plan and Provider Report, Vol. 15, No. 13, April 13, 2009 While attending law school, Collin was the chief managing editor of the UCLA Journal of International Law and Foreign Affairs. Life Beyond the Law At Northwestern University, Collin played on the tennis team and later used his skills to coach tennis while attending graduate school in New York City. Nowadays, Collin spends his free time with his wife, Renee, and his children, Bellamy and Beckett. Newsroom Date Type Title 12 / 22 / 2010 Alert SB 700 Creates New Complexity for California Peer Reviewers 12 / 22 / 2009 Alert Two Pending False Claims Act Cases Highlight Government Theory that Failure to Comply with DME Supplier Standards Renders Medicare Claims False 7 / 7 / 2009 Alert Seventh Circuit Reverses Course; Strengthens False Claims Act Public Disclosure Bar
