Lee’s career bridges the gap between epidemiology and high-stakes litigation. In his role at Kershaw Talley Barlow, he oversees scientific initiatives involving environmental exposures, pharmaceuticals, and medical product investigations. His work focuses on integrating data science with legal advocacy to address public health challenges. Before this latest honor, Lee was also elected a Fellow of the American College of Epidemiology, underscoring his deep involvement in scientific policy and research.

Managing Partner Bill Kershaw noted that the recognition solidifies the firm’s standing in data-driven public health litigation. Lee’s contributions extend beyond the courtroom, including numerous scientific publications regarding health data governance and scientific integrity. As a Fellow, he plans to continue advocating for the responsible use of data to inform policy and improve healthcare outcomes.