Anjali N.C. Downs, Member of the Firm in the Health Care & Life Sciences practice, in the firm’s Washington, DC, office, was featured in Law.com, in “How I Made Office Managing Partner: ‘Be Someone Others Can Confide In.’”

How Anjali Downs Became the Attorney Health Care Organizations Want When Navigating Fraud Investigations, Regulatory Scrutiny

When health care organizations face complex compliance challenges, fraud investigations, or regulatory scrutiny, they need a legal professional who understands the intersection of public health policy, health care operations, and legal risk mitigation from both sides of the equation.

As detailed in this article, Anjali’s elevation to the Washington, DC, office managing partner reflects her proactive approach to leadership and extensive health care law knowledge that can transform how organizations tackle their most challenging problems. Her distinctive background and position establish her as both a firm leader and strategic legal partner whom health care clients need to navigate an increasingly complex regulatory landscape while protecting their operations and reputation.

Leadership Style That Fosters Trust and Collaboration

Effective legal counsel requires more than technical proficiency; it demands sound judgment, adaptability, and the capacity to lead teams through complex challenges.  As the Washington, DC, office managing partner, Anjali is recognized for creating an environment where collaboration flourishes and diverse perspectives are valued. Her leadership is rooted in approachability, integrity, and the commitment to being someone colleagues and clients alike can confide in.

Anjali’s ability to foster openness empowers her teams to surface issues early, seek guidance comfortably, and contribute ideas without hesitation. She ensures that problems are tackled collectively and solutions are informed by a deep understanding of both legal and operational realities. Her experience guiding attorneys, health care professionals, and executives through high-stakes regulatory matters strengthens her resolve to prioritize transparent communication and shared goals.

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