JD Supra April 13, 2021
Foley & Lardner LLP

This year, M&A is experiencing a rapid recovery due to increasing strategic consolidation, cross-border activity, and a spike in COVID-affected sector deals—especially in the healthcare industry.

In 2020, everything changed. Jobs were cut, businesses were shuttered, and too many people lost their lives. But the global pandemic also triggered a response that is creating new jobs, stimulating innovation, and forging new business models. The market for mergers and acquisitions has weathered the storm of COVID-19 and is surging into the second quarter of 2021 with all pistons firing, particularly in healthcare.

Today, there is so much more besides COVID testing and vaccinations happening behind the doors of healthcare providers worldwide. Think about it. Your town’s family doctor’s office down the...

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