Polsinelli

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Phone: 312.873.3636
Fax: 312.893.2133

Daniel S. Reinberg

Shareholder

Daniel S. Reinberg represents health care providers, corporations, organizations and individuals in civil and criminal lawsuits, and investigations involving, among other areas, health care fraud, securities fraud, money laundering, public corruption, the False Claims Act and the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act.  He also counsels clients concerning a wide variety of compliance and regulatory issues to assist clients in avoiding enforcement actions and litigation.

 

Mr. Reinberg serves as primary outside compliance counsel to a national nonprofit health organization operating hospitals, long-term care, and assisted- and residential-living facilities in 20 states.

 

He served as Assistant United States Attorney for the Northern District of Illinois from 1996 to 2001.

 

Memberships and Affiliations

  • American Health Lawyer’s Association
  • Health Care Compliance Association
  • American Bar Association

Distinctions

  • Selected for inclusion in The Best Lawyers in America® 2013, Criminal Defense: White-Collar
  • Selected for inclusion in Illinois Super Lawyers 2009
  • Selected for inclusion in Illinois Super Lawyers, Criminal Defense: White Collar, 2011-2013
  • Selected by Leading Lawyer Network as a Top Lawyer in Illinois, 2010
  • Nightingale's Healthcare News, Outstanding Healthcare Litigator, 2008
  • Nightingale’s Healthcare News, Outstanding Fraud & Compliance Lawyer, 2006
  • Law clerk, Hon. Marvin E. Aspen, U.S. District Court, Northern District of Illinois, 1991-1993

Experience

  • Representation of the City of Chicago in connection with multi-million dollar settlements with the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Office of Inspector General and the Illinois Department of Health and Family Services concerning allegations of improper billing for ambulance services.

  • Representation of numerous hospitals, durable medical equipment providers, and other health care providers accused of Medicare and Medicaid fraud. Mr. Reinberg has persuaded the federal government to decline criminal prosecution and intervention in related False Claims Act lawsuits on behalf of a number of health care providers accused of billing fraud and violations of the Stark law and anti-kickback statute. He has also represented numerous health care providers in federal False Claims Act lawsuits litigated throughout the Unites States.

  • Representation of numerous health care providers in connection with voluntary disclosures to fiscal intermediaries, Medicare carriers, State Medicaid programs, the U.S. Department of Justice, State Attorney General's Offices, and OIG through its Self Disclosure Protocol.

  • Representation of individual physicians accused of violating the criminal anti-kickback statute and Medicare and Medicaid fraud.

  • Representation of individuals and businesses in connection with a number of public corruption investigations in Chicago, including negotiating immunity for witnesses in the federal corruption trials of former Governor George Ryan and Tony Rezko, representing a witness in the federal investigation of Governor Blagojevich, and representing a business whose lobbyist went on trial in federal court for allegedly making improper payments to former Illinois Department of Corrections Director Donald Snyder.

  • Representation of individuals and publicly traded corporations accused of violating the federal securities laws, including conducting internal investigations of alleged accounting fraud.

  • Representation of a defense contractor that allegedly falsified inspection reports for parts provided to the U.S. Department of Defense.

  • Representation of a construction company and a concrete company accused of violating the criminal antitrust laws.

  • Representation of a company accused of laundering in excess of $100 million in proceeds of a bank fraud.

  • Representation of individuals in connection with federal tax fraud investigations.

  • Conducting numerous internal investigations involving employee misconduct including Foreign Corrupt Practices Act investigations in England, Bulgaria and Papua New Guinea.

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