Ahsin Azim is an associate in the Healthcare and Government Advocacy and Public Policy groups. With a unique combination of regulatory and crisis management expertise, Ahsin assists clients navigate high-stakes, multi-faceted matters. He routinely advises healthcare providers on complex administrative law issues, with specific attention to challenges brought under the Administrative Procedure Act before the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services and in federal court. He is also a trusted adviser to clients across the healthcare and life sciences industries on crisis management in connection with congressional and parallel government investigations involving significant legal, public relations, and political risks. Ahsin has defended companies in investigations and enforcement actions brought by, as well as responding to inquiries received from, congressional committees, the DOJ, State Attorneys General, and State government agencies.[[--readmore--]]

Ahsin also devotes a significant portion of his time to pro bono work, with a particular focus on immigration, family law, and healthcare advocacy. Ahsin leads the firm’s UndocuNeighbor initiative, which assists Dreamers with their DACA renewal applications.

Ahsin received his law degree from Vanderbilt University Law School, where he served as Notes Editor of the Vanderbilt Law Review and Executive Justice of the Moot Court Board. While attending law school, he was a Judicial Extern at the U.S. District Court for the Middle District of Tennessee and a Law Clerk at the Office of the General Counsel of Vanderbilt University. Before law school, Ahsin worked as a Management Consultant with Accenture and Accenture Federal Services, where he primarily focused on federal health IT and state Medicaid initiatives. Ahsin graduated cum laude from Northwestern University, where he majored in American Studies and English Writing–Creative Nonfiction.

Ahsin's legal works have been published in Bloomberg Law, Pharmaceutical Executive, Reimbursement Advisor, and Vanderbilt Law Review. His creative nonfiction works have been featured in Illinois’s Emerging Writers: An Anthology of Nonfiction, Thought Catalog, and other publications.