10Jul
California Could See Regulatory Scrutiny of Post-COVID-19 Healthcare Transactions
If a proposed bill by the California Senate is passed, parties to certain post-pandemic healthcare transactions involving private equity groups, hedge funds, healthcare systems, facilities, and provider groups would need to plan for and obtain regulatory approval from the California attorney general....
By:
Morgan Lewis
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