Ensuring compliance to protect health care businesses

Christopher Dang advises health care businesses on regulatory and licensing matters. He helps clients on an array of issues, including corporate governance, mergers and acquisitions (M&A), vendor contracting, practice compliance, HIPAA and state medical record/privacy requirements, Stark Law and Anti-Kickback compliance, and labor and employment issues. His clients include:

• Pharmacies
• Medical technology companies
• Management services organizations
• Medical practices
• Wholesalers
• Pharmacy benefits managers (PBM)

Bar Admissions

• Arizona

Education

• The University of Arizona (B.A., cum laude, 2006)
  • Political Science & Sociology
  • Phi Beta Kappa
  • Advanced Placement Scholar
  • Phi Alpha Delta Pre-Law Fraternity, president, service chair, youth mentor chair, publicity chair
  • University of Arizona Mock Trial, team captain
  • Project Volunteer, youth programs coordinator

• The University of Arizona James E. Rogers College of Law (J.D., 2011)
  • Arizona Journal of International & Comparative Law, managing editor (2011), outstanding journal editor Dean's Service Award (2011)
  • CALI Award (ERISA & Employee Benefits Law)
  • Phi Alpha Delta
  • American Bar Association (Law Student Division)
  • Student Bar Association, American Bar Association representative and student representative
  • Ares fellow
  • Writing fellow
  • Gust Rosenfeld Scholar
  • University of Arizona Mock Trial, mentor
  • Morris K. Udall Inn of Court, pupil

• "Hot Legal Topics"
• "Hot Topics in Pharmacy Law"
• "New Technology"
• "Ohio Pharmacy Jurisprudence"
• "Pharmacy Waste, Fraud, and Abuse in Healthcare Reform"
• "State Law Overview"
• "The Art of the [Health Care] Deal: Just like any other deal… NOT!"
• "Volunteers and the Law 101: Can I get a volunteer? Volunteer vs. Employee Classification Issues in Health Care Institutions"
• "Volunteers and the Law 102: Are you compliance ready? Legal Compliance Issues When Using Volunteers in Health Care Institutions"
• Arizona Supreme Court Clarifies Deadline By Which Non-Hospital Health Care Providers Must Record Liens
• DEA Notice of Proposed Rulemaking on the Disposal of Controlled Substances
• DEA Publishes Notice of Proposed Rulemaking to Reschedule Marijuana from Schedule I to Schedule III
• DEA Temporarily Removes the 'Five Percent Rule'
• High Court Rules “State of Mind” Relevant in Prosecuting Prescribers under the Controlled Substance Act
• Nevada Seeks Formal AG Opinion Regarding Licensure for Out-of-State Pharmacists
• New Medical Marijuana Law Streamlines Path for Conducting Marijuana and Cannabis Research
• Oklahoma Board of Pharmacy Proposes Temperature Control Rule for Shipping Drugs
• Palomar Medical Center v. Sebelius: Ninth Circuit Affirms Bar on Review of RAC Audits
• Safeway Prevails on Motion for Summary Judgment in Whistleblower Pharmacy Usual and Customary Pricing Case
• Taking Stock in a 40-Year American Journey

Seminar

• 2018 Pharmacy Law Symposium
• 2019 Pharmacy Law Symposium
• 2020 Health Care Compliance Association (HCCA) Indianapolis Regional Conference
• 2021 Pharmacy Law Symposium
• 2022 Pharmacy Law Symposium
• 2024 Pharmacy Law Symposium
• Business Law Training | The Art of the [Health Care] Deal: Just like any other deal… NOT!