Being a Trusted Advisor to Medical Device C-Suites During Government Investigations Webinar

John C Richter – Partner, King & Spalding

John Richter is a trial and investigations partner in the special matters and government investigations practice group, often representing medical device and other types of companies in high-stakes enforcement investigations, cases, and trials in federal districts across the U.S. and with the litigating divisions at DOJ in Washington, D.C. John brings more than 30 years of legal experience in his defense of companies, boards of directors, board committees, and executives facing enforcement action, parallel civil actions, and administrative proceedings.  John previously served as the acting Assistant Attorney General in charge of the Criminal Division at DOJ, as the presidentially appointed and Senate-confirmed U.S. Attorney for the Western District of Oklahoma, as an Assistant U.S. Attorney in Georgia and Oklahoma, and as an Assistant District Attorney in Georgia.

Ethan P. Davis –  Partner, King & Spalding

Dustin is a health care and medical devices expert, specializing in leading integrated digital transformation programs across product, business, technology, and experience. With a strong focus on innovation, he guides teams in qualitative research to inform strategic roadmaps and drive new-to-market offerings. His multi-disciplinary background in brand strategy, marketing, and interaction design allows him to communicate vision and change management effectively to C-Suite leaders and teams, crafting human-centric solutions that resonate in the marketplace.

Brian A. Bohnenkamp –  Partner, King & Spalding

Brian Bohnenkamp is a partner in the FDA and life sciences practice. He has extensive experience counseling pharmaceutical and device manufacturers on fraud and abuse laws and industry codes of conduct, including the PhRMA and AdvaMed codes. Brian often serves as a thought partner and sounding board to senior compliance and legal professionals. He spends much of his day-to-day working with in-house colleagues on various compliance questions, proposals and arrangements proposed by their businesses.

Sophie Hafley –  Associate, King & Spalding

Sophie Hafley focuses her practice on the regulation of pharmaceuticals and medical devices, as well as healthcare providers and suppliers. Specifically, Sophie advises companies on healthcare fraud and abuse matters, including analyzing arrangements under the AKS and assisting with government and internal investigations. Sophie also provides counsel on a range of state law issues, including drug price transparency, licensing and the corporate practice of medicine.