Healthcare

Goodwin knows that making deals in the healthcare industry a reality comes with significant regulatory and transactional challenges. Our cross-functional healthcare team understands the key regulatory issues and helps clients to navigate regulatory complexity.

Regulatory pressures and structural shifts in healthcare delivery models are driving the development and commercialization of new and disruptive technologies, and consumerism in the healthcare technology and digital health markets is shifting the status quo for industry participants.

The ever-changing landscape of healthcare regulation demands experienced legal and regulatory guidance. Goodwin advises companies on the full spectrum of healthcare regulatory issues.

For healthcare companies, government investigations and enforcement actions are an unfortunate reality. How you respond to and manage these matters can help to mitigate disruption and keep your business on track, and you need a partner who is intimately familiar with navigating these murky waters.

Healthcare companies rely on Goodwin’s seasoned litigators to aggressively and effectively defend their interests and achieve optimal results including in government investigations, anti-trust matters, reimbursement and intellectual property disputes, and challenges to government agency action.

Workouts. Reorganization. Liquidation.

From troubled companies and international insolvencies to failed start-ups, we work with debtors, creditors and committees in high profile and middle-market restructurings.

Goodwin has one of the largest and most active practices in the country defending securities class action, shareholder derivative, and other shareholder litigation, SEC investigations and enforcement proceedings, and related litigation and regulatory matters. At any given time, we are handling matters all across the country as well as for internationally based clients. We are currently defending clients in some of the most prominent cases in the country arising out of the subprime mortgage crisis.