Helping healthcare entities with regulatory compliance, licensing and transactional matters

Luis Lanz assists various healthcare entities with issues ranging from state and federal regulatory compliance and licensure to transactional matters. He represents:

• Healthcare providers
• Pharmacies
• Pharmacy benefit managers (PBM)
• Wholesale distributors
• Third-party logistics providers
• Pharmaceutical manufacturers

Luis aims to provide creative, practical and business-oriented solutions to healthcare clients on a wide range of legal issues that arise from innovative business models.

Bar Admissions

• Arizona
• New Mexico

Education

• Arizona State University Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law (J.D., 2016)
  • MCBA Diversity Legal Writing Program Scholarship
  • Certificate in Law, Science and Technology with a specialization in Health Law

• The University of Arizona (B.S., 2012)

• "Hot Topics in Pharmacy Law"
• "New York Court Overturns Multiple Convictions Against Pharmacist"
• "Pharmacist Expanded Scope of Practice"
• Alabama Designates Gabapentin as a Schedule V Drug
• Back to Square One: Mississippi Board of Pharmacy Reaffirms Ban on Shared Pharmacy Services
• California Board Proposes Central Fill Amendments That Clarify (but Limit) Shared Service Models in the State
• Hot Off the Press: Mississippi Board of Pharmacy Files Proposed Rule on Shared Pharmacy Services
• Luis Lanz Featured in Drug Topics Article, Video on Expanding Clinical Role of Pharmacists
• Nevada Legislature Rejects Board of Pharmacy's Licensing Requirement for Out-of-State Pharmacists
• New Limitations on Chain Pharmacy Quotas in California
• New York Passes Much-Anticipated Law Authorizing Pharmacy Shared Services Arrangements
• US District Court for District of Arizona Holds That Amount Accepted as Payment in Full is Reasonable Expenses Incurred for Necessary Medical Services
• Washington Eliminates Technician to Pharmacist Ratio

Seminar

• 2023 Pharmacy Law Symposium
• 2025 Pharmacy Law Symposium
• Expanded Scope: Pharmacist Scope of Practice Opportunities and Obstacles
• Untangling State and Federal Actions Regulating PBMs