21Jul
California Senate Passes Bill Granting the Attorney General Authority To Review Health Care Acquisitions and Changes of Control
SB 977 was passed by the California Senate on June 26, 2020. If the bill is passed by the Assembly and becomes law, it will require health care systems, private equity groups, hedge funds, and academic medical centers to obtain advance approval by the California Attorney General for substantially all acquisitions or change of control transactions with health care facilities and providers....
By:
Buchalter
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