Maggie focuses her practice on health care law, including transactional, regulatory and compliance matters. She has a practical, working knowledge of the health care industry and counsels clients on a range of topics including fraud & abuse issues such as federal and state anti-kickback statutes and Stark law; the federal 340B drug discount program; data, technology and privacy matters such as telemedicine and HIPAA; administrative appeals with the Department of Health and Human Services including the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services; West Virginia’s Certificate of Need program; and medical staff privileging and credentialing issues. Her practice also focuses on the firm’s government relations work.She understands health care is a growing industry and one of the region’s largest employers, which is why she works hard to support the area’s health care providers. Maggie has experience counseling clients ranging from solo practitioners to large health care systems, long-term care facilities, pharmacies and durable medical equipment suppliers.Prior to law school she received her Master of Public Health in Social and Behavioral Science and a graduate certificate in Women’s Health from West Virginia University’s School of Public Health. Additionally, during her last semester of law school, she worked for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s (CDC) Public Health Law Program in Atlanta, Ga., completing work in the areas of rural health, privacy and legal epidemiology. She has been a Certified Health Education Specialist (CHES)® since 2014.Originally from Martinsburg, West Virginia, Maggie received her J.D. from West Virginia University and was a member of the West Virginia Law Review. While in law school, she received a CALI Award for Excellence in Healthcare Fraud and Abuse.

Full-time extern to Public Health Law Program Director Matthew Penn

Managed grant awards and applications for faculty members. Assisted researchers with writing IRB protocols and formatted them for the WVU Kuali Coeus system. • Assisted researchers with ensuring protocols were HIPAA compliant • Wrote informed consent scripts and forms • Created WVU Kuali Coeus user manual for the School of Public Health

Conducted research on zero tolerance driving laws, enforcement, and compliance for National Institute for Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism grant. Conducted field surveys to observe understanding and compliance of zero tolerance driving laws. Obtained a direct breath alcohol sample using handheld breath testers, assessed impairment level, disbursed gift card incentives, and communicated closely with supervisors. • Conducted over 300 field surveys and breath samples • Managed 10 student data collectors at survey locations • Communicated to data collectors about survey collection times and dates • Maintained database of relevant drunk driving media reports • Planned annual trainings for all data collectors

Collaborated to develop new University response strategies and policies on Campus Safety Grant awarded by the Department of Justice. • Developed sexual assault peer advocate training manual • Participated in community Sexual Assault Response Team (SART) • Recruited graduate student peer advocates from numerous academic departments • Assisted principal investigator on all other grant activities

Provided undergraduate students with assistance regarding class selection and scheduling. Taught Orientation 110 to freshman TEAM students. • Managed 27, at-­‐risk students and helped navigate their academic career • Taught two sections of a university orientation class to students to assist in development of study skills