Ms. Lorinda Gayle Holloway is a lawyer practicing hospitals and health systems, post-acute care providers, physicians and other professionals and 7 other areas of law. Lorinda Gayle received a B.A. degree from Baylor University in 1992, and has been licensed for 30 years. Lorinda Gayle practices at Husch Blackwell LLP in Austin, TX.
Professional Associations and Memberships
•American Bar Association, TIPS Media and Defamation Torts Committee, Vice Chair, 1999-2000
•American Health Lawyers Association, 2008-present
•Austin Bar Association, Civil Litigation Section Committee, Secretary, 2006-2007
•Austin Bar Association, Health, Construction and Civil Litigation Sections
•Texas Bar Foundation, fellow, 2010-present
Civic Involvement
• Austin Partners in Education, volunteer, 2010
• Zilker Theater Productions, Board of Directors, 2002-2005
Experience
• Represented hospital system, physician practice groups, primary-care clinic, and long-term care clients in government investigations and/or litigation, including responding to extensive government subpoenas and civil investigative demands and assisted with internal investigations necessary for FCA and TMFPA risk assessment.
• Represented client in multiyear FCA and TMFPA case involving the United States.
• Secured dismissals of Texas Medical Board complaints for a variety of physicians, including those in nontraditional practices.
• Represented hospitals and long-term care clients in dozens of medical malpractice cases before and since Texas tort reform, including "second-chair" assistance in large risk cases such as action seeking $30 million for severely brain-damaged adult as a result of developing hyponatremia while hospitalized. Settled for lower, confidential amount.
• Obtained summary judgment and sanctions against opposition in Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act (RICO) action seeking $4.5 million in damages from 10 defendants.
• Represented pharmacist in RICO action filed by insurance company seeking in excess of $2 million in damages. Settled through substituted counsel for confidential amount.
• Litigated and settled several construction litigation cases for residential and commercial property owners, providing insurance coverage analysis integral to resolution.
• Assisted in litigation of multiple product liability cases for large tire manufacturer, including rollover accident injuring five passengers. Plaintiffs sought in excess of $1 million in damages and case settled for lower, confidential amount. Another matter involved rollover accident injuring several passengers and killing one. Plaintiffs sought in excess of $2 million in damages and case settled for lower, confidential amount.
• Assisted in securing defense verdicts in multiple jury trials, including defamation action against television station filed by business owner; wrongful death action involving cervical spine surgery and plaintiffs seeking $2.5 million in damages; and a wrongful death action alleging substandard treatment of a patient with a bleeding disorder and plaintiffs sought $4 million in damages.
Publications
6.1.13, Protecting Investigations and Audits Requires Careful Planning and Execution, Houston Medical News
4.1.12, How to Manage Online Critics, MD News
11.21.11, When Online Critics Attack, Texas Lawyer
9.1.11, A Practical Guide to Construction Insurance, University of Texas School of Law CLE - Construction Law Conference
5.1.09, Physician Advertising, MD News
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