Elizabeth Brim provides strategic advice to clients across the health care, life sciences, digital health, and technology sectors, helping them navigate challenges at the intersection of privacy and health care.
Elizabeth advises clients on compliance with the complex web of established and emerging laws regulating health-related information. For example, she regularly advises on HIPAA, Washington’s My Health My Data Act, the California Consumer Privacy Act, FTC Health Breach Notification Rule, and other federal and state frameworks that regulate health and genetic data.
Elizabeth routinely assists clients with regulatory compliance as part of transactions, clinical trials and other research activities, and the development and operation of digital health products. She often helps clients draft privacy notices and consent forms, negotiate terms with vendors and third parties, and develop governance programs for new products and services involving emerging technologies.
Elizabeth also advises clients on health care compliance issues, such as fraud and abuse, market access, and pricing and reimbursement activities.
Elizabeth maintains an active pro bono practice, which includes assisting non-profit entities with data privacy compliance and vendor contracting.
Elizabeth is an author of the American Health Law Association treatise, Pricing, Market Access, and Reimbursement Principles: Drugs, Biologicals and Medical Devices and the U.S. chapter of the Global Legal Insights treatise, Pricing & Reimbursement Laws and Regulations.
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