The Business & Transactions Interest Group focuses on the law and its application to the broad scope of transactions and business operations of those involved in the healthcare industry. Members of the Interest Group are engaged in educational activities, review and comment on legislative and regulatory developments and networking among its constituency. Particular areas of focus include mergers, acquisitions and affiliations, integrated health systems, technology (electronic and bio-medical), contractual and joint venture business relationships, and federal and state regulatory compliance. The Interest Group and its interest area specific sub-groups coordinate their activities with other Section Interest Groups to follow the interrelationship of developments affecting healthcare transactions and businesses in areas such as securities law, antitrust law, tax law, intellectual property law and accounting fraud for our members, which serves as a focus for the programs throughout the year.

Access the following link to join the Business & Transactions Interest Group and List Serve.

Current Interest Group Roster (917 members)
(Accessible to ABA Members)

Chairs

Chair
Matthew D. Jenkins
Hunton & Williams LLP
Richmond, VA

Vice Chairs
Marcelo N. Corpuz III
Walgreens Health Services
Deerfield, IL

William Mathias
Ober Kaler Grimes & Shriver
Baltimore, MD

Jennifer L Rangel
Locke Liddell & Sapp LLP
Austin, TX

Roger Strode
McDermott Will & Emery LLP
Chicago, IL

Liaisons

Government Submissions & Policy - Vacant

Membership
George William Bodenger
Saul Ewing
Philadelphia, PA

Publications
Marcelo N. Corpuz III
Walgreens Health Services
Deerfield, IL

Technology
Steven J Fox
Pepper Hamilton LLP
Washington, DC

Focused Program

• Advisory Opinion Regarding The Provision Of Complimentary Ambulance Transportation By A Hospital
• Tenet Agrees to Divest Alvarado Hospital
• APR 2006: An Open Letter to Health Care Providers
• SEP 2005: IRS Guidance: When Intermediate Sanctions May Be Coupled With Status Revocation
• Intermediate Sanctions May Be Coupled with Status Revocation

• 2008 - 2009 Business & Transactions Healthcare Interest Group Action Plan