Mahmud Brifkani advises clients on complex regulatory issues in the areas of healthcare and life sciences. He understands the myriad of issues that clients face in this rapidly evolving area of the law and is committed to helping them navigate this challenging landscape.

Mahmud advises clients on health care transactions and disputes, Medicare and Medicaid program payment issues, fraud and abuse compliance requirements and investigations, and a number of other healthcare regulatory issues.

Mahmud began his career at Hogan Lovells as a summer associate in 2018. He is active in the firm's Pro Bono practice.

While attending Vanderbilt Law School, Mahmud served as an articles editor for the Vanderbilt Journal of Transnational Law and Vice-President of the Health Law Society. Prior to law school, Mahmud worked as a Legislative Analyst for the Tennessee Legislation Service, where he assisted clients in navigating the complexities of state policy-making.