KABOOM! The Explosion of Qui Tam False Claims Under the Health Reform Law, 116 Penn State Law Review 77 (2011)

Saving the Savings Clause: Advocating a Broader Reading of the Miller Test to Enable States to protect ERISA Health Plan Members by Regulating Insurance, 18 (no.1) George Mason Law Review 125 (2010)papers.cfm

Reconciling the HIPAA Privacy Rule with State Laws Regulating Ex Parte Interviews of Plaintiffs' Treating Physicians: A Guide to Performing the HIPAA Preemption Analysis, 43 Houston Law Review 1091 (2006)papers.cfm

The Controversy Over Hospital Charges to the Uninsured -- No Villains, No Heroes, 51 Villanova Law Review 95 (2006) papers.cfm

An Examination of the Right of Hospitals to Engage in Economic Credentialing, 77 Temple Law Review 705 (2004)papers.cfm

Supreme Court Rules that ERISA Preempts State Law Claims Challenging Utilization Review by HMO, 9 (no. 3) New York State Bar Association Health Law Journal 70 (2004)papers.cfm

Divided Loyalties: How the MetLife v. Glenn Standard Discounts ERISA Fiduciaries' Conflicts of Interest, 3 Utah Law Review 955 (2009)papers.cfm

Trouble at the Source: The Debates Over the Public Disclosure Provisions of the False Claims Act's Original Source Rule, 60 Mercer Law Review 701 (2009) papers.cfm

Disentangling EMTALA from Medical Malpractice: Revising EMTALA’s Screening Standard to Differentiate Between Ordinary Negligence and Discriminatory Denials of Care, 82 Tulane Law Review 645 (2008)papers.cfm