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May 1, 2014

H & S has assisted one of its U.S. based clients with legal matters associated with its Austrian subsidiary with the periodic guidance from the ALFA International firm of the Law Offices of Dr. F. Schwank in Vienna.

May 1, 2014

H & S assisted a client in performing and analyzing incredibly time sensitive due diligence focused on the possible acquisition of the worldwide intellectual property and other assets of a business conglomerate with operations in California, South America, the Pacific Rim and the European Union. These companies were in receivership in California. In the process, we uncovered deal threatening weaknesses in the receiver’s control over key assets outside of the United States and assisted in developing a strategy to remedy the same. Ultimately, the transaction did not proceed because of the occurrence of unanticipated overseas events. Halloran & Sage acknowledges the timely assistance of our ALFA International counterpart in San Diego, Higgs, Fletcher & Mack, LLP for their expert in aid in San Diego, California and Tijuana, Mexico.

May 1, 2014

H & S has assisted a United Kingdom based public company with U.S. securities law compliance with regard to expatriots with U.K. based stock options, including conversions to other securities in a M & A context.

May 1, 2014

H & S, with the expert assistance of the ALFA International firm Courtois Lebel in Paris guided a New England based client in conducting due diligence and negotiating the terms of a letter of intent for the possible strategic acquisition of a French company, which ultimately did not proceed due to due diligence discoveries.

May 1, 2014

H & S provides assistance and legal counsel in preparation and negotiation of Technical Assistance Agreements and Manufacturing License Agreements.

May 1, 2014

International Arbitration Successfully Defended

Halloran & Sage successfully defended its clients in an international arbitration proceeding filed by a consulting geologist, who sought an award (including cash and/or equity which he valued to be in excess of $20 million) based upon his alleged contract with the Firm’s clients, who have explored and developed mineral properties in Colombia, South America, […]

May 1, 2014

H & S has represented a major manufacturer in litigation and arbitration proceedings relating to a terminated Chinese supplier. Faced with an attachment order from China which threatened the client’s delivery of time-sensitive product, the Firm mobilized a team, including ALFA member Lehman, Lee & Xu, which first obtained release of the product, and then successfully moved in the Chinese courts to dismiss the Chinese proceedings. Halloran & Sage has since been representing the client on this matter in arbitration before the International Centre for Dispute Resolution, including in deposing Chinese witnesses in Hong Kong and by videoconference.

April 29, 2014

Hospital Restructures Medical Staff Bylaws

H & S represented an academic medical center with the restructuring and harmonizing of its medical staff bylaws. The project involved collaborating with department chairs and the administration on updating and conducting necessary revisions to each set of departmental bylaws.

April 24, 2014

Represent dental and medical practices regarding Department of Social Services’ Medicaid audits.

Arnold has represented several dental and medical practices who were audited by the Department of Social Services regarding their Medicaid billing. The audits proposed disallowing hundreds of thousands of dollars. On behalf of the practices, Arnold presented facts, documentation and legal argument to reduce or, in one instance eliminate entirely, the disallowances.

April 24, 2014

Advise medical practices regarding compliance of proposed and final contracts with various state and federal fraud and abuse statutes.

Arnold advises various medical practices involving issues such as whether a proposed contract would violate the Anti-Kickback statute, Stark law or the False Claims Act. One client had signed, but not implemented, a problematic contract. Arnold provided sufficient support for his opinion that the other side has not sued for breach of contract.

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