National trial and trusted business counsel

Ed Holloran is a broad-spectrum trusted advisor who works with large, medium and small business clients to help them resolve a wide variety of business and legal issues. Ed works in healthcare, business and sports, and leads the firm's motorsports practice. While he remains a committed trial attorney, his experience now includes servicing large national healthcare, motorsports, veterinary, manufacturing and international businesses as their full-service trusted advisor/overall outside general counsel role on all aspects of healthcare (regulatory, litigation, licensing), veterinary care, medical devices, sponsorship/partner transactions, mergers and acquisitions, and product liability. Ed represents clients in the fields of:

Outside general counsel for businesses

All aspects of healthcare practice

Long-term care

Pharmacy

Medicine and medical devices

Products liability

White collar state and federal criminal investigations

Motorsports, football, basketball and ice hockey

Trucking and transportation

Engineering

Manufacturing and power generation

Ed and his team invest the time to understand what matters most to clients. The legal approaches and solutions they deliver are always aligned with business purpose and client service expectations. From experience, he knows the right questions to ask and how to deliver clear and valuable answers.

Bar Admissions
Florida Indiana

Education
Indiana University Bloomington (B.S., 1996)

Nova Southeastern University, Shepard Broad College of Law (J.D., cum laude, 2003)

Nova Law Review, contributing author (2001), senior editor (2002-2003)

"Avoiding Long Term Care Litigation...and successfully defending it when it occurs" "Avoiding Medical Documentation Pitfalls (30 Seconds or 3 Years?)" "Collateral Source Payments and Medical Bills: Billed, Paid, Write-Offs - What's the Law?" "Collateral Source: The Rule, Stanley v. Walker, Patchett v. Lee & The Affordable Care Act" "Collateral Source: The Rule, Stanley v. Walker, Patchett v. Lee & The Affordable Care Act" "Documentation & Risk Management in an EMR World" "Introduction to Professional Liability in Nursing & Risk Management" "Legal and Ethical Issues in End-of-Life Nutritional Care" "Nursing Homes May See Litigation Spike After 7th Circ. Ruling" "Risk Management in Nursing Care" "The Civil Litigation Process, Handling Testimony & Hotel Legal Issues Facing NBA Trainers" "30-seconds or 3 Years, The Trouble with EMR" ​"Defending the Usual: The Doctor is Uninsured (or Underinsured) and Cozy with the Plaintiff; The Terminated Nurse is Hostile; Documentation is Questionable" "Documentation of Treatment: Risk Management, Standard of Care, and Personal Exposure" "Introduction to Professional Liability and Risk Management" "Introduction to Professional Liability in Nursing & Risk Management" "Legal Issues and Risk Management in Hospice Care" "Legal Issues in Opioid Use Disorder" "Medical Malpractice Litigation in Florida: Discussion of Problems and Recommendations" "Three Types/Phases of Liability for Healthcare Providers" "Three Types/Phases of Liability for Healthcare Providers" Appellate Court Dismissal on Suit regarding Life-Prolonging Care Biden Administration Signals Even Harsher Regulation of Long-Term Care Industry Biden Administration to Reverse Trump's HHS Directive Expanding OUD MAT Prescribing Policy Civil Immunity Protections for Health Care Providers Serving to Combat COVID-19 Court Decision Opens Door to Potential Flood of Federal Court Litigation Against Indiana Skilled Nursing Facilities DEA's "X" Waiver Eliminated by Congress DOCTOR DOCTOR; to Compete or Non-Compete, that is the question? Does Patchett v. Lee Make Patchwork of Medical Specials? Does the Patchett v. Lee Decision Make Patchwork of Medical Specials in Indiana? Ed Holloran, Madison Hartman, Ryan Torres Write Article for Law360 About Indiana's Long-Term Care Reform Act Florida Supreme Court Lowers the Bar for Pleading Punitive Damages Indiana Lawmakers Continue to Take Aim at Health Care Organization Mergers Indiana Long-Term Care Reforms Signed into Law Indiana Supreme Court Ruling Impacts Calculation of Jury Awards in Personal Injury Suits Indianapolis Health System to Pay $345 Million to Settle Stark Law Allegations Introduction to Professional Liability in Nursing & Risk Management New CMS Regulation Prohibits Nursing Facilities from Using Pre-Admission Binding Arbitration Agreements Ninth Circuit Ruling Expands Nursing Home COVID-19 Venue Fight Representing the Physician 2024 Sweeping Changes to Florida Tort Laws Are Now in Effect The Laws, They Are A-Changin: Indiana Health Care-Related Laws Update, July 2020 UPMC Surgeon to Pay $8.5 Million to End Simultaneous Surgeries Suit Welcomed Change in OUD Treatment