Prior to law school, Brian was a management consultant, providing pharmaceutical clients with a range of strategic guidance involving pricing, marketing initiatives, acquisition analysis, and long-term research and development planning.

During law school, Brian interned with the Honorable Thomas A. Wiseman of the US District Court for the Middle District of Tennessee as well as with the Commercial Litigation Branch of the US Department of Justice.

• Co-authored an article featured in the March 2012 edition of NFCC News & Notes titled, “Avoiding Future Legal Costs Now.”
• Recently moderated a panel at The Food and Drug Law Institute’s Enforcement, Litigation and Compliance Conference discussing developments in False Claims Act litigation, exclusion risks, and related defense strategies.
• Presented to the National Foundation for Credit Counseling’s membership on the topic, “When Does a Nonprofit Risk Being Treated Like a For-Profit?”
• Co-wrote an upcoming chapter on health care antitrust litigation.
• Wrote Accounting for Charitably Provided Health Care in Antitrust Policy. 

Brian is a member of the DC Children’s Law Center’s Advisory Board.

Brian spends his free time with his wife corralling his two young daughters. He also cheers on his hometown Boston Red Sox whenever he can.