Adam Wentland has substantial experience representing healthcare provider clients on matters ranging from routine to unique questions of first impression, including medical staff peer review, fraud and abuse, government investigations, insurance reimbursement, HIPAA and state law privacy breaches, and whistleblower retaliation.  He represents national hospital networks, for-profit and non-profit hospitals, medical staffs, independent practice associations, medical groups, physicians, and ancillary service providers.  He also advises healthcare clients in difficult transactional matters such as hospital closures, real estate leasing, payer contracting, entity formation, and corporate director conflicts.

Mr. Wentland is also well-versed in a range of real estate and business litigation matters.  He has represented Fortune 500 corporations, such as publicly traded real estate developers, national retail and global restaurant chains, and real estate asset management companies on purchase and sale disputes, high-stakes unlawful detainers, lender and investor disagreements, and easement and covenant issues, many of which involved contract, fraud, fiduciary duty, negligence, and other theories of liability.