Bio

John Darrow is a Partner at Burke, Warren, MacKay & Serritella, P.C. John concentrates his practice on corporate and health care law. For over 25 years, clients have valued his thoughtful legal guidance and his understanding of competing business demands. His clients range from privately held businesses to Fortune 20 corporations. John’s corporate practice encompasses mergers and acquisitions, corporate formation and reorganization, private offerings, venture capital, and joint ventures. He has worked extensively in general corporate matters such as shareholder agreements, operating agreements, product sale and purchase agreements, service agreements, and employment and severance agreements. John is a leading health care attorney, with a particular focus on pharmaceutical distribution, contracting, and compliance. He has extensive experience in virtually every aspect of pharmaceutical rebate contracting, product distribution, and product support services. John's legal architecture for business and contracting models has been widely adopted within various industry sectors, including PBMs, health plans, pharmacies, and manufacturers. His clients rely on his knowledge to provide regulatory due diligence in mergers and acquisitions. Clients have expressed appreciation for his ability to identify and assess legal and business risks that not only materially affect the valuation of the deal, but could also create significant post-closing liability. As a recognized leader in matters involving health care fraud and abuse, John provides his clients with ongoing guidance necessary to successfully navigate the business and legal challenges of this complex legal and regulatory environment. He has been responsible for the preparation of corporate compliance policies, has helped develop corporate codes of conduct, and has provided extensive compliance training for in-house legal departments and their business counterparts. John has also been called on to conduct internal compliance audits and to provide guidance on optimal methods to address the audit findings.