Stephen Kuperberg

Stephen (Steve) Kuperberg focuses on a broad spectrum of litigation, regulatory and advisory matters, with a particular focus on issues related to the 340B drug discount program, health care fraud, contract disputes and the False Claims Act (FCA). His clients include nonprofits in health care and education, such as 340B covered entities and their stakeholders, along with government contractors.

Beyond his legal practice, Mr. Kuperberg has demonstrated a commitment to issues such as education, engagement and advocacy. He spent seven years leading nonprofit advocacy organizations in Washington, DC, and played a pivotal role in founding Community Voices for 340B, the first educational nonprofit dedicated to promoting community awareness of and engagement regarding the 340B program.

Following law school and a judicial clerkship, Mr. Kuperberg served as a trial attorney for the U.S. Department of Justice, Antitrust Division, National Criminal Enforcement Section as well as a state prosecutor with the State’s Attorney Office for Montgomery County, Maryland. His extensive courtroom experience includes first-chairing hundreds of cases to verdict before judges and juries at both state and federal levels.

Mr. Kuperberg is a prolific author and speaker. His insights are regularly featured in publications such as the 340B Report, Bloomberg BNA’s Medicare Report and Law360. Additionally, he has taught an internal investigations course for The George Washington University Healthcare Compliance certification program.