Transfer of Health Insurance/Managed Care Business

The transfer of health insurance policies or managed care contracts can be a complicated transaction involving a multitude of issues. Foley Partners John N. Gavin and David B. Goroff addressed the structural, antitrust, and other various issues that can arise.

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