Smith Hulsey & Busey’s corporate, healthcare, real estate and tax practice groups have assisted the Florida-based healthcare company, Brooks Rehabilitation, in navigating a joint venture with Mayo Clinic Arizona that will result in the development of a 60-bed rehabilitation facility on Mayo’s campus in Phoenix. The $70 million project expands the footprint of the firm’s […]
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Smith Hulsey & Busey Supports ALS Research by Dunking Shareholder Steve Moore in Ice Bath
Smith Hulsey & Busey shareholder Stephen D. Moore Jr. had a chilling encounter on Sept. 10 when he was dunked into a bath of ice water before a crowd of onlookers in Jacksonville. The dunking was part of the ALS Association’s annual CEO Soak event, which the firm supported to raise awareness and funds for […]
Read moreSmith Hulsey & Busey Recognized as a 2024 Florida Powerhouse by Law360
Smith Hulsey & Busey has been named a “Florida powerhouse” by Law360’s 2024 Regional Powerhouses award program, which recognizes law firms that are contributing to the success of their clients, industries and communities.
Read moreEarl Googe Publishes Article on Physician Discipline Process with AHLA Health Law Weekly
Googe offers informed guidance on how medical staff leadership should approach choosing outside counsel to serve in two critical distinct roles, advocate and hearing officer, when navigating the physician discipline process.
Read moreHow the FTC’s Noncompete Ban Could Impact the Healthcare Industry
What healthcare professionals need to know about the FTC’s noncompete ban, which has significant implications for physicians and has triggered lawsuits across the U.S.
Read moreFederal Court Vacates Florida’s Assumption of Section 404 Permitting Program
Florida no longer has delegated permitting authority under Section 404 of the Clean Water Act, according to a federal court decision this month, vacating the EPA’s December 2020 decision delegating that power to the state.
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