Jeff Ehrhardt

Practice Areas

Health Services,

Commercial Litigation

Career

Jeffrey Ehrhardt is an Associate in the firm’s Commercial Litigation and Health Services Practice Groups.

Jeff has successfully resolved issues for healthcare clients confronting litigation, regulatory, and compliance matters. Among other areas, this includes scope of practice and clinical privileges issues, rate reimbursement, kickback issues, and false claims allegations. Since 2016, the Health Services Practice Group has been recognized in the Chambers USA directory.

Previously, Jeff served as research assistant to author and Professor Patrick Connors, a leading expert on civil procedure in New York courts where he assisted in writing the CPLR Practice Commentaries regarding stays, motions, discovery, and subpoenas. Jeff also assisted Professor Connors in his authorship of the New York Practice treatise. In addition, Jeff served as a judicial intern in the Albany chambers of a Supreme Court Justice of the Appellate Division, Third Department.

After his second year of law school, Jeff was a Summer Associate at Rivkin Radler, gaining experience in a variety of the firm’s practice areas. Prior to that Jeff was a clerk with a New York law firm where he worked on litigation matters.

Jeff is the author of the article, “Relinquishing Geographic Mobility for Free Tuition,” which is published in the Albany Government Law Review. The article discusses whether the New York State Excelsior Scholarship, which conditions free college on living and working exclusively in New York for a period after graduation, unconstitutionally restricts travel and commerce.

In his free time, Jeff enjoys hiking, playing soccer, and exploring craft breweries.

Publications

NYS DOH Releases New Electronic Material Transaction Form

Expanded Healthcare Transaction Notice/Review Dropped from Final 2025/26 NYS Budget Bill

Quality of Care Considerations in OIG’s Nursing Facility Compliance Guidance

$68 Million CDPAP Fraud Indictment Unsealed Amidst Industry Changes

HHS OIG Issues Information-Blocking Disincentives for Certain Health Care Providers

New York Joins List of States Prohibiting Geofencing Near Healthcare Facilities

NY Bill to Reduce Temp Agency Staff in Nursing Homes on Governor’s Desk

New York and Connecticut Prohibit Geofencing near Health Care Facilities

NY Amends Home Care Worker Minimum Wage

Education