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Lynn M. Zuchowski
Associate
Boston
Lynn Zuchowski's litigation practice centers on product liability defense. She also represents clients in matters involving business crime allegations and allegations of professional malpractice.
Lynn represents a pharmaceutical manufacturer in defense of numerous product liability claims in state and federal courts in Massachusetts and the District of Columbia. She has also defended a medical device manufacturer against product liability claims in Texas state court. Reflecting her work in this area, Lynn is a regular contributor to Foley Hoag LLP's quarterly Product Liability Update.
As part of her counseling of clients that are accused of business crimes and white-collar criminal conduct, Lynn has defended corporate entities against federal and state allegations of Medicare and Medicaid fraud. That includes defense of a major pharmaceutical company and sales representatives in federal off-label and anti-kickback investigations. She has also represented a "Big Four" accounting firm in a Securities and Exchange Commission investigation, as well as in multi-jurisdictional professional malpractice litigation.
In pro bono work, Lynn has represented many victims of domestic violence in obtaining and enforcing restraining orders in district and superior court.
Before joining Foley Hoag, Lynn performed Hepatitis C and HIV research by constructing and analyzing mutant forms of enzymes involved in viral replication.
Bars and Court Admissions
Massachusetts
U.S. Court of Appeals, First Circuit
U.S. District Court for the District of Massachusetts
professional / civic involvement
Boston Bar Association, Member
Women's Bar Association, Member
Provides pro bono representation to victims of domestic violence
publications
Vickie L. Henry and Lynn M. Zuchowski, Drug & Medical Device Litigation: Preventing, Preparing for and Defending Depositions of In-house Counsel, American Conference Institute Conference on Drug and Medical Device Liability (2004)
The Americans With Disabilities Act - Paving the Way For Use of Assisted Reproductive Technologies For the HIV-Positive, 36 SUFFOLK U. L. REV. 185 (2002).
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