Spencer Bruck
Overview
Spencer Bruck represents health care entities in government enforcement actions and high-stakes litigation, and provides regulatory guidance with a focus on mental health parity law.
Career & Education
- New York
Special Assistant Attorney General, 2021–2023
- New York
- University of Michigan, with distinction
- Georgetown University Law Center
- New York
- U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York
- U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of New York
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Representative Matters
- Conducted a qui tam investigation into a non-profit FQHC regarding False Claim Act allegations involving accounting for threshold visits.
- Conducted a qui tam investigation into a national pharmacy retailer regarding False Claim Act allegations involving partial-fill and restocking issues.
- Conducted a qui tam investigation into a hospital regarding False Claim Act allegations involving split/shared and physician supervision issues.
- Conducted a qui tam investigation into an independent medical group and a pharmacy regarding False Claims Act and Stark Law issues involving rehabilitation services and prescriptions.
- Conducted data analytics-driven investigation of MLTC regarding provision of services, retention of improper capitation payments, disenrollment, and compliance issues.
- Conducted data analytics-driven investigation into modifiers used by managed care organization.
- Conducted investigation into nursing homes involving patient neglect, understaffing, and financial fraud issues.
- Negotiated self-disclosure with HHS-OIG, USAO, and hospital group regarding Anti-Kickback Statute and Stark Law issues.
- Represented a multinational financial institution in a joint investigation by the Department of Justice and Securities and Exchange Commission into corruption issues in multiple international markets.
- Conducted an internal investigation for a medical device manufacturer into corruption issues in India.
- Represented a steelmaker in litigation through trial and a successful appeal regarding the breach of a natural gas transmission agreement.
- Represented a real estate investment firm in litigation against a joint venture partner regarding liquidation distributions.
- Represented a financial services company in a FINRA arbitration regarding customers trading options on futures contracts.
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Insights
The False Claims Act: Compliance issues in US government procurement and healthcare
|08.07.24
Global Investigations Review
“Affirmative Action in the Law School at the University of Michigan: 1964-1972,” Michigan Journal of History, Winter
|2004
“Hedge Fund Report,” Paul Hastings Client Alert, Enforcement Section, Fall and Spring reports
|2012 - 2015
“New Extraction Payment Rule Requires Thoughtful Strategy,” Law360
|07/07/2016
“The Impact of Constitutional Liability and Private Contracting on Health Care Services for Immigrants in Civil Detention,” Georgetown Immigration Journal, Spring
|2011
New Federal Initiatives Increase Criminal Enforcement Concerns For Nursing Homes
|01.03.24
McKnights Long-Term Care News
Stringent Requirements for Pleading Fraud Under Rule 9(b).
|11.05.24
Crowell & Moring’s Health Law Blog
General Allegations Without Representative Examples Are Insufficient to Survive a Motion to Dismiss
|11.01.24
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The Anatomy of a Failed Qui Tam Case: Lessons from U.S v. Radiation Therapy Services
|10.09.24
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10.01.24
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How Much (Information) Is Too Much? Caselaw Shines a Light on Avoiding Privilege Waiver.
|09.30.24
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The Intricacies of Qui Tam Actions and the Role of Government Dismissals
|09.03.24
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Navigating the Attorney-Client Privilege Waiver Tightrope
|07.22.24
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Settling False Claims Act Cases Involves More than Just Cutting a Check to DOJ
|06.17.24
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Encouraging Signs that DOJ May Finally Be Using Its Dismissal Authority
|03.21.24
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03.19.24
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