Washington, DC, October 1, 2026 – Miller & Chevalier Chartered is pleased to announce that Kevin Lowell has joined the firm's Litigation department as a Member. Lowell joins the firm from the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ), where he most recently served as Deputy Chief of the National Fraud Enforcement Division's Health Care Fraud Section. For more than a decade at the DOJ, he led and supervised complex healthcare fraud investigations, litigation, trials, and corporate enforcement matters involving providers, payors, health technology companies, and life sciences businesses. 
 
"Kevin is a pioneer in the healthcare enforcement space, with a rare combination of first-chair trial experience, DOJ leadership, and a sophisticated understanding of the data and regulatory issues driving the government's enforcement priorities," said William Barry, Chair of Miller & Chevalier. "His judgment and firsthand insight into how healthcare cases are identified, developed, and litigated will be invaluable to clients navigating consequential investigations, enforcement actions, and compliance challenges." 
 
At the DOJ, Lowell charged Operation Gold Rush, a $10.6 billion alleged scheme described as the largest healthcare fraud case in DOJ history. He also spearheaded or supervised investigations involving private equity-backed healthcare companies, health technology companies, hospice and home health agencies, laboratory testing companies, behavioral health providers, medical device manufacturers, Medicare Advantage risk adjustment, remote patient monitoring, and chronic care management. His work included close coordination with the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Office of Inspector General (HHS-OIG), the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS), the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), state Medicaid agencies, health plan special investigation units (SIUs), and other federal and state authorities. 
 
"Kevin is an accomplished healthcare litigator and case strategist whose experience spans the full enforcement lifecycle, from data-driven case development and internal investigations through corporate resolutions and trial," said Jason Workmaster, Chair of Miller & Chevalier's Litigation department. "He understands the operational and regulatory realities of sophisticated healthcare businesses, and he can quickly translate complicated records and technical issues into a disciplined strategy. That perspective will be particularly valuable to clients facing evolving enforcement theories and heightened government scrutiny." 
 
Lowell's practice will emphasize healthcare fraud, False Claims Act (FCA) litigation, Anti-Kickback Statute matters, FDA-related enforcement, internal and government investigations, and white collar defense, drawing on both his government service and his experience as senior in-house counsel at a venture-backed company. 
  
"Miller & Chevalier has an outstanding reputation for pairing deep government experience with sophisticated advocacy," Lowell said. "I am excited to join a Litigation group with a strong healthcare enforcement practice and to help clients address investigations, litigation, and compliance questions, and emerging risks across a rapidly changing industry." 

Lowell earned his J.D. from The Catholic University of America, Columbus School of Law, and his B.A., cum laude, from George Mason University. 

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