Justin Aho and McKinley (Mack) Keltner are students at the University of Florida Levin College of Law.
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John Wallace Elected to Jacksonville Bar Association Board of Governors
Smith Hulsey & Busey shareholder John Wallace has been elected to the Jacksonville Bar Association’s Board of Governors for the 2026-2027 term, which begins in July.
Read moreSmith Hulsey & Busey Closes Approximately $860M in M&A, Financing Transactions in 2025
Smith Hulsey & Busey Closes Approximately $860M in M&A, Financing Transactions in 2025.
Read moreExpanding Brooks Rehab to Arizona: Structuring a New Joint Venture with Mayo Clinic
When Mayo Clinic sought to develop a new inpatient rehabilitation facility on its Phoenix campus, the global organization had no shortage of potential partners. Ultimately, it chose Brooks Rehabilitation — the Jacksonville-based provider known for its facilities throughout Florida — to help lead the project and expand its model of care beyond the Sunshine State.
Read moreBaptist Health & JOI: Navigating the Unwinding of a Major Orthopaedic Practice
Twelve years after Baptist Health System acquired the Jacksonville Orthopaedic Institute, JOI physicians sought to repurchase the practice in March 2023.
With a repurchase provision in the 2011 Stock Purchase Agreement nearing expiration, the physician group exercised its option to reacquire the practice and separate from Baptist Health.
For more than three years, Smith Hulsey & Busey represented longtime client Baptist Health as it negotiated terms of sale with the physicians of JOI. However, what could have been a routine transaction became a complex unwinding when the physicians at JOI became divided over the future of their practice.
Read moreEndangered Species Act Update: Federal Court Vacates Key Section 7 Consultation Regulations
A federal court has vacated four key ESA Section 7 consultation regulations. Learn what changed, what’s next, and what it means for projects in active review.
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