BOLO HEALTH LAW | HEALTHCARE, MEDICARE & REGULATORY COUNSEL
Healthcare & Regulatory Counsel, Grounded in Evidence.
Medicare and payer audits, payment suspensions, professional licensing actions and government investigations can threaten the operations of healthcare providers and other regulated businesses. BOLO Health Law focuses on analyzing the notice, the governing rules and the underlying clinical, billing and business evidence. The firm’s work also includes healthcare transactions, outside counsel and selected related disputes.
Direct attorney involvement. Former Medicare UPIC investigator. Registered Nurse (New York). Former New Jersey Deputy Attorney General. MBA.
Prefer to learn more first? Explore legal services. Facing a Medicare audit? Start with UPIC defense. Sending an inquiry does not create representation or extend a deadline.
What brought you here today?
Start with the problem that most closely matches the notice, deadline or decision facing your organization.
Received an audit or records request?
UPIC, MAC, RAC and other review notices require careful preservation, scope and deadline analysis.
Payments suspended or an overpayment demanded?
Separate suspension, recoupment, and overpayment procedures before selecting a response.
Board complaint or government investigation?
Identify the issuing authority, deadline and immediate obligations before producing records or statements.
For contracts, transactions and ongoing counsel, explore all practice areas. An inquiry does not extend a deadline or create an attorney-client relationship.
Look Beyond the Symptoms. Find the Real Problem.
Legal problems rarely develop in isolation. A healthcare audit may expose a documentation problem. A contract dispute may reveal an operational weakness. An investigation may begin with an incomplete understanding of the evidence.
BOLO Health Law founder Brian M. O’Loughlin draws on experience in nursing, healthcare management, military aviation, policing, healthcare fraud investigation, and public-integrity prosecution. His approach begins with the details, considers the larger system, and develops practical options grounded in the facts.
Resolve problems when possible. Prepare thoroughly when litigation is necessary.
FIND YOUR LEGAL PATH
Healthcare and regulatory counsel at the center.
Medicare audits, healthcare payment disputes, professional licensing and government investigations define BOLO’s primary work. We also counsel regulated organizations on contracts, transactions and operational risk. Other practice areas remain available without crowding out the firm’s core focus.
Healthcare, Life Sciences & Diagnostics
Medicare and payer audits, pharmacies, labs, diagnostic manufacturers, physician groups, ACOs, RCM businesses and healthcare transactions.
Healthcare defense · Clinical laboratories · Practice transactions
Regulatory & Government Investigations
Enforcement inquiries, licensing disputes, administrative proceedings and compliance problems affecting regulated businesses and professionals.
Business & Commercial Transactions
Contracts, acquisitions, ownership decisions, vendor relationships and ongoing legal counsel for growing and established companies.
Technology, AI & Data Privacy
AI and software agreements, EdTech, digital health, data rights, software licensing, privacy and vendor risk in regulated settings.
Litigation & Consumer Protection
Commercial claims, partnership conflicts and selected plaintiff-side consumer fraud litigation. The position and evidence matter on either side.
Business litigation · Consumer fraud claims · Ownership disputes
Real Estate & Property Law
Commercial purchases and sales, leases, landlords, property ownership disputes, closing problems and related business contracts.
Received an urgent provider notice? Go directly to UPIC audit defense or Medicare payment suspension counsel. For selected individual matters, see individual legal services. Explore the full practice directory →
An initial inquiry should reduce uncertainty, not add to it
You do not need to know which statute applies or how to describe the legal claim. Start with the problem and the deadline.
- A brief, nonconfidential summary lets BOLO screen for conflicts, jurisdiction and whether a consultation makes sense.
- If a consultation or representation is appropriate, the scope and fee arrangement are explained before you decide to proceed.
- After written engagement and required funding, the firm can request records through an appropriate secure channel and develop a matter-specific plan.
An inquiry is not representation and does not pause an existing deadline. Urgent notices warrant a telephone call.
REQUEST COUNSEL DIRECTLY
Tell BOLO What Happened. Request Counsel.
A short, nonconfidential inquiry is enough to begin. Identify the issue and deadline; the firm will discuss next steps if the matter is suitable.
Have an Urgent Deadline?
Call 609-200-6677. Online inquiries are not continuously monitored. Do not rely on a submission to protect an appeal or response deadline.
What Happens Next?
- Initial conflicts, scope and capacity screening
- Consultation or engagement terms provided where appropriate
- Secure document exchange only after an appropriate next step is arranged
There is no charge to send an inquiry. Substantive advice may require a paid consultation or written engagement. Read how engagement works.
YOUR ATTORNEY
Why Your Attorney’s Background Matters.
I’m Brian O’Loughlin, a New Jersey attorney, registered nurse, U.S. Army veteran, former healthcare program-integrity investigator and former New Jersey Deputy Attorney General. My work spans investigations, clinical operations, business management and litigation.
I help businesses understand the actual evidence, make sound commercial decisions and get the right help when specialized representation is required. Your company deserves legal counsel interested in what you are trying to build, not just what went wrong.
A DIRECT PATH TO COUNSEL
From First Inquiry to Legal Work. No Mystery Steps.
1. Tell Us the Need
Provide the prospective client, type of legal help, jurisdiction, involved parties and deadline through a structured intake.
2. Define the Engagement
After initial conflicts screening, discuss whether a limited review, subscription, transaction or defense scope fits.
3. Sign and Begin
If agreed, receive written terms, sign electronically, complete applicable payment or deposit steps, and use a secure document portal.
Selected practical legal guides
Explore how specific notices, records and procedural choices shape the next decision. These materials explain the law and the questions to ask; they cannot substitute for review of your own matter.
Medicare ADR Deadlines and Response Files
Organize the requested claims, records, proof of submission and response timeline.
Payment Suspension Rebuttal and Good Cause
Understand the different procedural questions raised by payment suspension notices.
New Jersey Medical Board Complaint: First Steps
Consider preservation, notice deadlines and potential licensing consequences before responding.
ALSO AVAILABLE
Selected Individual Legal Representation.
BOLO also evaluates selected consumer fraud and plaintiff-side claims, personal injury, SSI/SSDI disability benefits and other individual legal matters. The firm considers each case for legal fit, capacity and jurisdiction. Separate individual intake and engagement terms apply.
Let’s Talk About Your Legal Matter.
Whether you need a single document review or counsel for an investigation, the starting point is the same: tell us the real question, and we will evaluate the fit and scope.
Attorney advertising. Contact does not create an attorney-client relationship. Representation requires conflicts review and written engagement. No outcome is guaranteed.
How this legal library is sourced: Read BOLO’s legal research and editorial standards to understand how public education, original analysis, primary authorities and confidential client advice are distinguished.