Catherine focuses her practice primarily on business entity transactional work involving mergers, acquisitions and joint ventures. She also has a large amount of experience in handling general corporate matters and contract negotiation. Catherine represents and advocates the interests of officers and in-house counsel for large, nationally recognized corporations as well as the interests of small business entrepreneurs. She also has experience in dealing with governmental regulators on a federal, state and local level.
Catherine focuses her practice primarily on business entity transactional work involving mergers, acquisitions and joint ventures. She also has a large amount of experience in handling general corporate matters and contract negotiation. Catherine represents and advocates the interests of officers and in-house counsel for large, nationally recognized corporations as well as the interests of small business entrepreneurs. She also has experience in dealing with governmental regulators on a federal, state and local level.
Catherine spent most of her first years at the Firm advising small businesses with respect to general business matters and business formation. She engaged in transactional work involving various structures and types of businesses. Catherine became involved in the Firm’s environmental practice group, and became experienced in advising clients with respect to identifying environmental issues relating to the operation of their businesses.
After spending several years with the Firm following law school, Catherine spent some time as in-house as legal counsel for HCA, Inc. There she completed hospital transactions both domestically and internationally and was charged with not only being responsible for working with development personnel in negotiating the transaction but was also responsible for coordinating the various departments of the company to orchestrate the acquisition or disposition of hospitals and transition issues association with the same. She is skilled at advising business personnel and communicating effectively with officers of large corporation.
After returning to private practice at the Firm in 2006, Catherine continues to represent large healthcare companies but also advises mid-sized companies and entrepreneurs with respect to transactional matters, business formation and contractual negotiation.