He has also penned two books, one as lead author of a 4-volume treatise on health care litigation. He received his Juris Doctor from Case Law School in Cleveland in 1973, has lectured nationally and abroad, and has taught health law as part of law schools' adjunct faculties. He was called upon to advise Members of Congress as the Affordable Care Act was being drafted in 2009 and before its passage in March 2010.