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Commercial Healthcare Solicitors

Many healthcare providers in England and Wales are privately owned and managed with a corporate business structure. Often, they provide a service to NHS and local authorities as well as private individuals. Whoever their clients are, due to the nature and responsibilities associated with their services, they must comply with sometimes complicated regulations.

These regulations add complexity to transactions involving healthcare practices. Specialist legal advice from solicitors who understand the intricacies of the requirements is necessary for any corporate, property or financial transaction. Clarke Willmott can provide the full range of legal services that your business needs.

Talk to our team

Clarke Willmott’s commercial healthcare solicitors have experience working with an extensive range of clients within the healthcare sector

call us on 0800 652 8025 send us an enquiry

to find out how we can help you.

Why use Clarke Willmott’s specialist commercial healthcare solicitors?

  • Our detailed understanding ensures that nothing is missed during the due diligence process. You can be confident risk is minimised and opportunity is maximised.
  • Timing is crucial in healthcare transactions. Ensuring that everything is in place with the relevant regulatory bodies can take time. Specialist legal advice ensures business continuity on completion.
  • Knowledge of the relevant regulations and common standard form contracts means that your solicitors can plan for every eventuality and safeguard against unexpected interruptions. This means that your transaction will complete as smoothly as possible.

The team’s experience brings confidence and they keep abreast of the ever-changing business world.

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Our healthcare law specialists

Our team have the expertise to help you navigate the regulations and manage the requirements of your governing body or local authority contracts in the most efficient way possible.

Examples of the areas we advise on include:

Who we act for

  • Owners and operators of healthcare businesses
  • Banks and other lenders
  • Healthcare groups in the UK and overseas
  • Private equity investors
  • Individual practitioners who are buying into a healthcare business
  • Individual practitioners who are selling a healthcare business

Contact our specialist healthcare lawyers today

If you would like to find out more about how our dedicated healthcare solicitors can support you and your business, please contact a member of our team directly, call us on 0800 652 8025 or get in touch online.

Clarke Willmott has offices in Birmingham, Bristol, Cardiff, London, Manchester, Southampton and Taunton.

Kim Klahn

Partner

Birmingham
Kim understands her clients, advises on the law whilst taking into consideration any risks to add value to her clients and achieve their commercial outcomes.
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Bridget Sanger

Senior Associate

Bristol
Bridget defends, represents and advises companies and individuals investigated and/or prosecuted in the criminal courts, with particular specialism in regulatory work surrounding agriculture and regulatory work surrounding care homes
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