Extent of State’s Power at Issue in Nonprofit Hospital’s Asset Sale
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Extent of State’s Power at Issue in Nonprofit Hospital’s Asset Sale
By Samuel R. Maizel, Partner & Khoi Ta and Matt Weiss, Managing Associates, Dentons US LLP
A recent bankruptcy case in Southern California has raised significant questions about the limits, if any, on the power of state governments in approving or rejecting sales of assets of not-for-profit healthcare industry entities. With Congress focused on repealing the Affordable Care Act (ACA...
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Matthew Weiss is a managing associate in the Atlanta office of Dentons US LLP, where he focuses on bankruptcy, insolvency-related litigation, and governmental and regulatory litigation. He attended the University of Georgia and later its law school, where he served as the executive notes editor of the Georgia Law Review. Before joining Dentons, Weiss clerked for U.S. District Court Judge Marvin H. Shoob in the Northern District of Georgia.
Khoi Ta is a managing associate in Dentons US LLP’s San Francisco office. His practice focuses on the structuring and negotiation of healthcare transactions, and he advises hospitals and providers on complex regulatory compliance issues and operational matters. Ta holds degrees from the University of California at Berkeley School of Law and the Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs at Princeton University.
Samuel R. Maizel is a partner in Dentons US LLP’s Restructuring, Insolvency and Bankruptcy group in Los Angeles and leads the firm’s healthcare industry restructuring efforts nationwide. He has served as lead bankruptcy counsel to healthcare debtors and creditors committees in Chapters 9 and 11 cases, and as counsel to Chapter 7 and 11 trustees. Maizel also has served as an examiner, Chapter 11 trustee, patient care ombudsman, and consumer privacy ombudsman. He previously was a partner in a national bankruptcy firm and a trial attorney in the U.S. Department of Justice.
