CATHERINE STEWART focuses on representing companies in both internal investigations and enforcement actions brought by federal and state authorities, including the Department of Justice, United States Attorney’s offices, the Department of Health and Human Services Office of Inspector General, the Drug Enforcement Agency, and state Attorney General Offices. Catherine also has experience in compliance program assessments, including providing oversight of the implementation of a Corporate Integrity Agreement for the duration of the Corporate Integrity Agreement (CIA).
Catherine works with a wide variety of clients including pharmaceutical and medical device manufacturers, pharmacies, premarket life science companies, electronic health software manufacturers, e-commerce platforms, and private equity firms focused on healthcare acquisitions.
Catherine graduated summa cum laude and valedictorian from John Marshall Law School in 2015. Her awards and recognition include first place in the Herzog Appellate Advocacy Competition; the Arba N. Waterman Scholarship, awarded to the student with the highest rank after the second year of law school; and the John N. Jewett Scholarship, awarded to the student with the highest class rank after the first year. Catherine was also a lead articles editor at the John Marshall Law Review. Prior to attending law school, Catherine earned her Masters Degree from Boston University and taught middle school and high school in New Hampshire.
During law school, Catherine externed for The Honorable Ann Claire Williams on the Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals.