Jeff is a recognized authority on medical risk mitigation and the use of technology in healthcare. He is a frequent lecturer and teacher on topics including medical risk management, patient safety, and the use of innovative technologies in healthcare at law schools, medical schools, academic medical centers, and other prominent national and international organizations. These include the Cleveland Clinic, Northwestern University’s School of Health Communication, and the International Health Facility Diversion Association. Jeff led the advisory board of Invivodata (subsequently acquired by ERT), a healthcare technology company that developed patient-focused digital data capture applications for FDA trials. He has written extensively in medical texts, journals, and other publications on the legal aspects of anesthesiology, hematology/oncology, reproductive gynecology, and other specialties. During his 30+ years of medical risk management and medical malpractice litigation, Jeff has worked with expert physicians from the top 20 hospitals in the nation. He has handled legal matters in nearly every medical specialty and practice for healthcare venues ranging from small practices to nationally-recognized departments at major academic medical centers. Jeff is a graduate of the Case Western Reserve University School of Law, where he was a Law Review editor, and Franklin & Marshall College.