CA SB 977 Would Expand AG Review of Healthcare Transactions

By Michelle Lowery on June 5, 2020

California Senate Bill (SB) 977, if passed, would broaden the type of healthcare transactions that require California Attorney General (AG) review and approval. SB 977 would require that a healthcare system, private equity group or hedge fund provide written notice to, and obtain the written consent of, the AG prior to any acquisition of or affiliation with a healthcare facility or provider.

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Tags: California Senate Bill (SB) 977, California Senate Health Committee, healthcare, Healthcare Facilities, Legislative Developments

Michelle Lowery
Michelle Lowery is the go-to litigator for West Coast state and federal antitrust and unfair competition matters and for California Attorney General antitrust and general litigation matters. She has nearly two decades of experience achieving exceptional results for clients in antitrust and unfair competition litigation and investigations, including class actions. Read Michelle Lowery's full bio.

CA SB 977 Would Expand AG Review of Healthcare Transactions

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