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Latham Advises on Financing for American Industrial Partners’ Completed US$1.272 Billion Acquisition of Avanos Medical, Inc.
Latham Advises BC Partners on Its investment in InfoRLife in Partnership With ACS Dobfar
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Latham Antitrust Litigators Named to Bloomberg Law’s Unrivaled List of Top 25 Trial Lawyers
Partners Larry Buterman and Chris Yates achieved a rare calendar-year trial hat trick, successfully protecting their clients from enterprise-threatening lawsuits.
Latham Dominates in Legal 500 US Guide
Latham again earns more Tier 1 rankings than any other firm.
Latham Recognized With Seven LMG Life Sciences EMEA Awards 2026
The firm was honored with major awards, including practice Firm of the Year, Impact Deal, and Rising Star awards.
The Book of Jargon® Series
Overpayment
amounts that a person or entity receives or retains to which the person is not entitled. The ACA requires Medicare and Medicaid Providers, Suppliers, and other entities to report and return any overpayment of Medicare or Medicaid funds within 60 days of identifying the overpayment or face potential False Claims Act liability.
Sequestration
automatic, across the board budget cuts in the amount of US$1.2 trillion over nine years enacted as part of the Budget Control Act of 2011 that took effect in 2013 when Congress could not agree on a plan to reduce the deficit. Sequestration included aggregate reductions of Medicare payments to Providers at 2% per fiscal year.
Yates Memo
named after author Deputy Attorney General Sally Yates, the memo formally titled “Individual Accountability for Corporate Wrongdoing” emphasized the Department of Justice’s focus on holding individual corporate executives accountable for corporate wrongdoing. The memo set forth six steps to reinforce the Department of Justice’s pursuit of individual wrongdoing.
Rational Drug Design
the process of discovering new Drugs based on knowledge of a Biological Target. Generally, a Molecule associated with a disease is identified and assessed, then a drug Molecule is designed to inhibit or promote certain reactions in an organism to respond to the disease.
Group Model HMO
an HMO contracting for professional services with a single multi-specialty physician group practice or network of group practices that are closely related to but legally separate from the HMO. The contracting relationship is typically substantially (or totally) exclusive.