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William Duane Darling

Of Counsel
fax +1 512.536.5716

William Duane Darling concentrates his practice in healthcare law. Bill has extensive experience in the development and implementation of physician/hospital-related managed care organizations.

He advises healthcare clients on all facets of the industry, including:

  • antitrust
  • regulatory compliance
  • fraud and abuse compliance
  • contractual issues
  • risk management issues related to the formation and operation of Accountable Care Organizations
  • joint ventures with hospitals, physicians and other healthcare related providers
  • quality care initiatives including value-based purchasing programs
  • Medicare and Medicaid certification
  • reimbursement issues
  • peer review matters
  • health care planning

Within this practice, he represents clients in matters dealing with the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS), and before various regulatory and licensing agencies, peer review organizations, and in both state and federal courts. Bill is Board Certified in Administrative Law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization.

Recognitions

Named among Best Lawyers in America® for Health Care Law by Best Lawyers (1993-2026)

Recognized among the Top Rated Lawyers in Healthcare by Martindale-Hubbell (2013)

Named Texas Super Lawyer by Thomson Reuters (2003-2012)

Named Washington, D.C. Super Lawyer by Thomson Reuters (2010-2014)

Named among Best Lawyers in Healthcare by Chambers USA (2006-2011)

Leading US Healthcare Lawyer, Legal Media Group Expert Guide

Memberships

State Bar of Texas, Health Law section, Past Chair, Public Law section, P50Past Chair, Administrative Law Committee

Austin Bar Association, Member

East Harris County Bar Association, Past President

Health Care Financial Management Association, Member

American Health Lawyers Association, Member

State Bar Licenses

Texas, District of Columbia

Court Admissions

U.S. District Ct., S.D. of Texas
U.S. District Ct., W.D. of Texas
U.S. Supreme Court
U.S. Court of Appeals, 5th Circuit