Former federal prosecutor Michael “Mike” Lowe has joined Troutman Pepper’s nationally recognized Health Sciences Litigation Practice Group in Philadelphia as a partner. Lowe most recently served as Senior Investigations Counsel in the Economic Crimes Section within the U.S. Attorney’s Office, Eastern District of Pennsylvania, where he investigated large-scale financial frauds and provided expertise and strategic guidance to AUSAs handling similar investigations.
“We have steadily built one of the most robust health care and life sciences practices in the country, and we are delighted to add Mike and his decades of experience as a federal prosecutor to our growing ranks,” said Partner Rachael Bushey, chair of Troutman Pepper’s Health Sciences Department.
“Mike is highly respected throughout the industry and will help expand our Health Sciences Litigation Practice, providing even more bench strength – and insider perspective – for our clients across the country,” added Partner Sean Fahey, who leads the firm’s Health Sciences Litigation Practice Group.
At Troutman Pepper, Lowe will leverage his more than 20 years as a federal prosecutor to advise and defend clients in complex and sensitive matters across the health sciences ecosystem. He has experience handling all aspects of complex financial and other fraud cases, from investigation inception through indictment, trial, sentencing, appeals, and post-conviction litigation. His experience spans multiple industry sectors, including pharmaceuticals and health care, financial services, and more.
“I am looking forward to making the transition into the private sector with Troutman Pepper,” Lowe said. “The firm has a strong reputation for delivering client value through innovative thinking and collaboration, and I’m looking forward to joining the talented team and getting to work helping clients with their most complex matters.”
Lowe earned his J.D. from The New York University School of Law and his bachelor’s degree from Wesleyan University.
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