Amy B.
Boring

Represent hospital system in joint investigation by U.S. Attorney's Office and U.S Drug Enforcement Agency relating to handling of controlled substances.

Conducted a comprehensive compliance review of a publicly traded, international healthcare technology company to assess the design, adequacy, and effectiveness of their compliance program.

Led internal investigation and privileged physical security review for a publicly traded company in response to a workplace violence incident.

Represented a national retail pharmacy chain in multiple False Claims Act / qui tam matters focusing on a variety of issues, including allegations of the payment of kickbacks, coordination of benefits issues, the submission of incorrect “usual and customary” prices to government payors, and the dispensing of expired drugs.

Counsel to senior healthcare executive in connection with Grand Jury investigation alleging violations of the Anti-Kickback statute.

Conducted multiple privileged compliance reviews to assess the effectiveness of company policies and procedures and internal controls at retail and hospital pharmacies.

Represented a pharmaceutical and dietary supplement company in a criminal investigation by the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Northern District of Georgia and U.S. Food and Drug Administration

Conducted an internal investigation on behalf of city municipality regarding allegations of hostile work environment, employment discrimination, and sexual harassment.

Co-founded and co-lead the Victims of Human Trafficking Clinic at King & Spalding, which dedicates significant pro bono resources to assisting victims with various legal issues.

Participate as member of Pro Bono Partnership Subpoena Response Team, a group of lawyers that assist non-profit groups with responding to law enforcement and litigation subpoenas.