Cameron’s practice focuses on complex civil and administrative disputes.  His practice areas include Qui Tam and False Claims Act investigations and litigation; corporate, partnership, or governance litigation; trade secret litigation, and competition-related litigation.  His experience includes serving as trial and appellate counsel, defending individuals and companies in civil and criminal investigations, and defending companies in regulatory disputes. In particular, Cameron focuses his practice on representing health care providers along with business owners and company officers. Recent engagements include the following:

In civil litigation matters, Cameron has represented the following:

• Dental providers in matters involving allegations of theft and of breach of fiduciary duty
• Physician in litigation against officer of medical device company
• Accountants and lawyers in defense of malpractice allegations
• Over one dozen business owners and businesses in litigation involving allegations of breaches of fiduciary duty, trade secret misappropriation, and unlawful competition.
• Hospital in successful defense and dismissal of False Claims Act lawsuit
• Employee whistleblower in False Claims Act successful suit against government contractor
• Hospice providers in the defense of multiple False Claims Act lawsuits
• Home health provider in the defense of multiple False Claims Act lawsuits
• Healthcare companies in dispute with physician practice involving allegations of unlawful competition regarding management of an infusion center
• Healthcare company in litigation by governmental entities arising out of opioid distribution

In government enforcement and compliance matters, Cameron has represented the following:

• Healthcare provider in Provider Self-Disclosure Protocol matter with the Office of Inspector General, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services that resulted in settlement of significantly less than potential liability
• Business owner in criminal investigation into potential liability for environmental crimes
• Financial institutions in False Claims Act investigations.