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Envision to Sell to KKR for $9.9 Billion

We represented Envision Healthcare Corporation (NYSE: EVHC) in its definitive agreement to sell to KKR in an all-cash transaction for $9.9 billion, including debt. KKR will pay $46 per Envision share in cash to buy the company, marking a 32 percent premium to the company's volume-weighted average share price from November 1, when Envision announced it was considering its options. The transaction is expected to close the fourth quarter of 2018. Read more


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Six Things to Know Before Buying a Physician Practice spotlight

Dermatology, ophthalmology, radiology, urology…the list goes on. Yet, in any physician practice management transaction, there are six key considerations that apply and, if not carefully managed, can derail a transaction. Download the 6 Things to Know Before Buying a Physician Practice to keep your physician practice management transactions on track.

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Updating Corporate Governance and Disclosure Policies

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January 18-20, 2012

Bass Berry & Sims attorney Jim Cheek is chairing a panel at the 39th Annual Institute on Securities Regulation Conference. The session is titled "Updating Corporate Governance and Disclosure Policies." The conference will be held January 18-20 in Coronado, California and is hosted by Northwestern Law.


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