Andrew J. Siegel
Andrew J. Siegel is an associate with Pepper Hamilton LLP, resident in the Philadelphia office.
Mr. Siegel concentrates his practice in corporate and securities matters, with a focus on mergers and acquisitions, private equity investments, SEC filings and general corporate representation. He also concentrates on health care matters, with a focus on planning and structuring of health care transactions and business arrangements, federal Anti-Kickback Statute and Stark Law compliance and other issues that affect physician practices and health care institutions.
Representative engagements in which Mr. Siegel has participated include:
- a $280 million sale of a long-term care insurance administrator to a middle market private equity firm
- a $232.5 million sale of a global superabrasives business to an international industrial group
- a $102.5 million acquisition of a publicly held real estate investment trust by a private equity real estate fund manager
- a $350 million public equity offering by a real estate investment trust
- preparation and review of Exchange Act reports and proxy statements.
Mr. Siegel’s recent articles include:
- “Getting Ready for the RACs: CMS Begins Nationwide Rollout of Medicare Audit Program” Pepper Hamilton LLP, Health Care Law Alert, November 2008
- “New Jersey Hospital Closures Prompt Legislative Action” Pepper Hamilton LLP, Health Care Law Alert, August 2008
- “Hospital Reporting of Disciplinary Actions in Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Maryland” Pepper Hamilton LLP, Health Care Law Alert, May 2008
- “New CMS Rule Paves Way for E-Prescribing” Pepper Hamilton LLP, Health Care Law Alert, April 2008
- “SEC Gives Green Light to Electronic Shareholder Forums” Pepper Hamilton LLP, Corporate and Securities Law Alert, March 2008
Mr. Siegel is a member of the American Health Lawyers Association and the Health Law Section of the American Bar Association. He also is a member of the Pennsylvania and Philadelphia bar associations.
Education
B.A. 2001 Bowdoin College
J.D. 2006 University of Pittsburgh School of Law
Bar Admissions
Admitted to practice in Pennsylvania
