Courtney G. Tito

Courtney counsels and represents clients in government and commercial payer audits and other payer disputes, payment suspensions, and enrollment revocations, false claims act investigations and related proceedings, including CID responses. She represents clients before the Department of Health and Human Services, Civil Remedies Division related to appeals, revocations or payment suspensions. She also assists clients with various regulatory issues, including compliance with direct to consumer laws and regulations and compliance with exclusion agreements.

Courtney also counsels and represents clients in business and commercial litigation and litigation-related matters. Her practice focuses on litigation and dispute resolution in a broad array of cases including business torts, breaches of contract, lender liability, trade secrets, shareholder disputes, restrictive covenant disputes, and intellectual property disputes.

Courtney assists on various employment-based immigration petitions and related adjustment of status petitions.

Prior to joining the firm, Courtney served as a staff attorney for the Public International Law and Policy Group from 2006 to 2007 in Baghdad, Iraq. She worked with legislators and the Federal Supreme Court advising senior ranking officials on drafting implementing legislation, amending current legislation and amending the Constitution.

Courtney received an M.A. from American University, School of International Service, in 2004. She earned her J.D., cum laude, from American University Washington College of Law in 2003, and a B.A. from James Madison University in 1997.