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About Health Care Mergers And Acquisitions Answer Book
M&A activity in the health care industry is at its highest level since the 1980s. Health Care Mergers and Acquisitions Answer Book, co-edited by Andrew L. Bab and Kevin A. Rinker at Debevoise & Plimpton LLP, provides the reader with a roadmap to this booming sector. Organized into four parts, it includes practical advice on how to address the various industry-specific issues arising in health care acquisitions:Part I: Structuring Health Care M&A Transactions focuses on the various legal and practical areas that can have an impact on the structure of a health care M&A transaction, including provisions relating to purchase price, as well as regulatory, antitrust, financing, and tax and accounting considerations. Part II: Due Diligence, discusses how to conduct diligence in health care transactions, including with regard to the regulatory and compliance issues arising in health care transactions, such as compliance with the federal and state health care fraud and abuse laws, Medicare and Medicaid rules, HIPAA and other health care regulations. Other topics discussed include intellectual property rights, material contracts, and product liability and medical malpractice claims. Part III: Transaction Documentation, analyzes the principal elements of a purchase agreement for a health care transaction, including industryspecific representations and warranties, pre- and post-closing covenants, closing conditions, and indemnification provisions typically found in health care acquisition agreements. Part IV: Special Topics covers special issues arising in acquisitions of U.S. companies by non-U.S. buyers, as well as an overview of health care M&A transactions in France, Germany, England, Russia, and Canada.Health Care
