Nolan represents a variety of health care clients in a litigation, regulatory, and compliance practice with a particular emphasis on fraud and abuse. He has considerable experience defending clients in government investigations and litigation alleging violations of the False Claims Act and other state and federal fraud and abuse laws. Nolan counsels clients on a broad range of regulatory and compliance matters involving Medicare and Medicaid, including the anti-kickback and self-referral laws. Nolan also has experience conducting internal investigations and advising clients on the development of corporate compliance programs.

Prior to Joining Arent Fox, Nolan was an associate at a large international law firm.

Nolan’s recent publications include:

• “Fraud Enforcement and Recovery Act of 2009: Expanding Exposure for Anti-Fraud Enforcement," HCCA Compliance Today; August 2009
• “FERA Adds Anti-Fraud Funding, Expands False Claims Act Exposure,” The Metropolitan Corporate Counsel; July 2009
• “Expansive Theory of Fraud Struck Down,” HCCA Compliance Today; January 2009
• “Rejecting Expansive FCA False Certification Theory,” Law 360; November 2008
• “Summary of State Civil False Claims Laws,” CCH, The Health Care Compliance Professional’s Manual, 2007; Revised 2009