Daniel F. Murphy

Partner
Legal Assistant
Stephanie Gilbert
P: 205.521.8022 sgilbert@bradley.com

Dan Murphy’s practice has focused exclusively on healthcare transactional and regulatory matters for nearly 20 years. He has represented all types and sizes of healthcare providers, from publicly traded, national hospital, dialysis, and ambulatory surgery center companies to independent surgery centers and pharmacies, physician practices, and individual physicians.

Dan brings a global approach to healthcare deals and compliance issues by incorporating an understanding of state CON and licensure laws, federal and state fraud and abuse laws (including Stark and the Anti-Kickback Statute), Medicare enrollment and reimbursement, and managed care contracting. He is able to structure and negotiate deals for his clients, as well as provide advice on compliance matters, with an understanding of the linkages among the many federal and state laws that can apply to a specific transaction or regulatory issue. Dan regularly represents healthcare providers with internal compliance investigations and responses to government investigations and enforcement actions. He has also helped numerous clients create and/or restructure their regulatory compliance programs.

Dan’s experience, prior to practicing law, as a senior financial analyst for Baxter Healthcare Corporation gives him a valuable perspective on the operational, financial, and strategic issues facing his clients. During his three years at Baxter, he worked in Vienna, Austria to assist with the integration of a large biopharmaceutical company acquisition, primarily operating in the German language. Dan’s work at Baxter also included roles as the primary financial analyst providing budgeting, strategic planning, and financial analysis for several business units with over $100 million in annual revenue.

In addition to his experience at Baxter, Dan practiced international trade law in the Washington, D.C. office of White & Case LLP. Before attending law school, he received a Fulbright teaching assistantship in Vienna, Austria, and served as the president and pipe major of the Notre Dame Bagpipe Band.