Practice Expertise

  • Appellate
  • DEA Compliance & Litigation
  • Clinical Laboratories
  • Data Privacy & Security

Areas of Practice

  • Appellate
  • Clinical Laboratories
  • Data Privacy & Security
  • DEA Compliance & Litigation
  • Data Privacy & Security
  • Fraud & Abuse Compliance and Litigation
  • Government and Internal Investigations, ...
  • Government Enforcement Defense and ...
  • Health & Life Sciences
  • Health & Life Sciences
  • Health Information Technology, Privacy & ...
  • Health Information Technology, Privacy and ...
  • Health Litigation
  • Hospitals & Health Systems
  • Hospitals and Health Systems
  • Litigation & Dispute Resolution
  • Litigation & Dispute Resolution
  • Long-Term Care and Senior Housing
  • Pharmacy
  • Pharmacy, Drug and Device
  • Provider and Physician Groups
  • Provider/Physician Groups
  • Securities Litigation and Enforcement
  • White Collar Crime and Internal ...
  • Wholesale Drug and Device Distribution
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Profile

Strategic advice and creative problem solving

Mark Bina is an experienced legal counselor and litigator who represents clients in multiple industries, with a focus on health care providers. Representing a full range of health care providers and other businesses, Mark helps clients navigate:

  • Disputes, investigations and litigation, especially defending health providers against and appealing administrative enforcement actions.
  • Health care regulatory and business issues as outside general counsel
  • Business litigation, dispute resolution and risk management

Clients turn to Mark as a steady hand who is both diplomatic and creative in navigating complex regulatory issues and litigation. They know he works to solve not only today’s challenges, but to see “around the corner” and help them avoid future problems, too.

Mark previously served as the executive director of the Indiana Board of Pharmacy and later as an assistant attorney general with the Illinois Attorney General's Office.

Mark is co-chair of the Health Care Litigation and Clinical Laboratory team.

Bar Admissions

  • District of Columbia
  • Illinois

Education

  • Indiana University Bloomington (B.A., with distinction, 2000)
  • University of Illinois Chicago School of Law (J.D., 2006)
    • John Marshall Law Review, staff editor

Areas of Practice

  • Appellate
  • Clinical Laboratories
  • Data Privacy & Security
  • DEA Compliance & Litigation
  • Data Privacy & Security
  • Fraud & Abuse Compliance and Litigation
  • Government and Internal Investigations, Litigation, and Fraud, Waste and Abuse Compliance
  • Government Enforcement Defense and Investigations
  • Health & Life Sciences
  • Health & Life Sciences
  • Health Information Technology, Privacy & Security
  • Health Information Technology, Privacy and Security
  • Health Litigation
  • Hospitals & Health Systems
  • Hospitals and Health Systems
  • Litigation & Dispute Resolution
  • Litigation & Dispute Resolution
  • Long-Term Care and Senior Housing
  • Pharmacy
  • Pharmacy, Drug and Device
  • Provider and Physician Groups
  • Provider/Physician Groups
  • Securities Litigation and Enforcement
  • White Collar Crime and Internal Investigations
  • Wholesale Drug and Device Distribution

Professional Career



Articles

  • "Best Practices in Defending (and Appealing) Disciplinary Cases"
  • "Constitutional Challenges to Pharmacy Statutes and Regulations"
  • "David v. Goliath: Managing Surveys, Appeals, and Government Investigations"
  • "Enforcement Actions: Trends & Takeaways"
  • Chicago Commissioner of Public Health Publishes Proposed Pharmaceutical Representative Licensing Rules
  • City of Chicago Imposes Licensing Requirement Upon Pharmaceutical Representatives
  • COVID-19: Illinois Executive Order Grants Civil Immunity to Assisted Living Providers
  • Diving into the Washington My Health My Data Act
  • Diving into the Washington My Health My Data Act
  • DOJ, State AGs Innovate to Fight Covid-19 Fraud
  • Health Care Reform: Increased Focus on Fraud & Abuse Issues
  • Hiring Wisely: Enforceability of Employment Agreements, Covenants Not to Compete, and Non-Solicitation/Confidentiality Clauses
  • Homecare Law: The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly
  • Illinois to Require Prescribers to Check the PMP Before Writing Initial Prescriptions for Schedule II Narcotics
  • New CMS Regulation Prohibits Nursing Facilities from Using Pre-Admission Binding Arbitration Agreements
  • PPACA Health Reform Update, HITECH Act, and Fraud and Abuse Laws
  • Quarles Partners Assess Risks to COVID-19 Testing Labs of Increased FCA Scrutiny in Article for Bloomberg Law
  • Recordkeeping for the New Lawyer: Elements of an Effective Legal Practice
  • SEC Rules Impose New Four-Day Reporting Requirements for Cybersecurity Incidents
  • The Travel Act in Federal Health Care Fraud Prosecutions
  • Treating Pain Management Patients Effectively
  • US Supreme Court Confirms Enforceability of Health Care Arbitration Agreements
  • When Healthcare Becomes a Crime
  • ​Supreme Court's Decision in KBR Inc. v. U.S. ex rel Carter Confirms that False Claims Act Statute of Limitations Is Not Tolled Under WSLA, but May Expose Health Care Providers to “Copycat” False Claim Act Suits Under “First-to-File” Rule
  • ​U.S. Supreme Court Rules that State Licensing Board Is Not Immune From Anti-Trust Claims

Seminar

  • 2015 Pharmacy Law Symposium
  • 2018 Pharmacy Law Symposium
  • 2021 Pharmacy Law Symposium
  • 2022 Pharmacy Law Symposium
  • 2023 Pharmacy Law Symposium
  • What Do Payors Need to Be Aware of with Respect to PBM Litigation

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