
David S. Szabo
Lecturer
JD, Boston University School of Law
BA, cum laude, University of Rochester
Biography
David S. Szabo is cochair of the Health Care practice, a partner in the Corporate and Transactional Department, and a member of the Privacy group at Locke Lord in Boston. He represents hospitals, integrated delivery systems, physician organizations, home care companies, and other healthcare service providers. He also represents healthcare information technology companies and health plans.
David has extensive experience in healthcare licensing and regulation, reimbursement, fraud and abuse compliance matters, and the structuring of joint ventures. He regularly advises clients on Stark Law and Anti-Kickback compliance matters. His practice also includes the privacy and information security law applicable to healthcare providers, health plans, technology vendors, and other organizations. He advises nonprofit organizations on general corporate matters, tax, and governance issues.
David’s practice includes significant engagements in the implementation of health information technology and shared electronic health record systems, compliance with privacy and information security regulations, and response to data breaches and cyber-security events. His breach response experience includes negotiation with regulatory agencies, breach remediation, and crisis management.
David started his legal career in a boutique law firm specializing in health care reimbursement and regulation. He subsequently developed his health law practice at a national law firm and a regional firm in Boston. He has served on the board of the Massachusetts-Rhode Island Chapter of the Healthcare Financial Management Association and is currently the Chairman of the Board of the Massachusetts Health Data Consortium.
- Profile Types
- Faculty, Lecturers & Adjunct Professors, Part-Time Faculty, and Transactional Law
- Areas of Interest
- Health Law
Activities & Engagements
No upcoming activities or engagements.
Courses
HEALTH CARE TRANSACTIONS: LAW JD 998
Partners, associates and general counsel from leading firms will discuss the deals they were personally involved in. After an introduction to the regulatory context of health care and health care transactional theory, the course will turn to case studies of 8 complex health care transactions, drawing on actual documents and the experience of practitioners who worked on the deals. The transactions include hospital M&A, joint ventures, clinical affiliations, and others. Students will analyze the deal and present your conclusions to the class, with the lawyers who closed it. Case law related to the legal issues presented by the transaction will be presented and discussed. Students also will complete two assignments: one considering the fiduciary obligations of a non-profit board of directors, and one writing exercise drawn from class materials. We also will review and discuss a term sheet for the acquisition of a home health agency by a hospital system. PREREQUISITE/COREQUISITE: Health Law. UPPER-CLASS WRITING REQUIREMENT: This class may not be used to satisfy the requirement. **A student who fails to attend the initial meeting of a seminar (designated by an (S) in the title), or to obtain permission to be absent from either the instructor or the Registrar, may be administratively dropped from the seminar. Students who are on a wait list for a seminar are required to attend the first seminar meeting to be considered for enrollment.
FALL 2024: LAW JD 998 A1 , Sep 3rd to Dec 5th 2024Days | Start | End | Credits | Instructors | Bldg | Room |
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Mon | 4:20 pm | 6:20 pm | 3 | Dianne McCarthyAdria Warren | LAW | 702 |