Strategic Partnerships Between Healthcare Organizations, Other Professionals and Service Providers
Identifying Data Privacy Threats, Conducting Due Diligence, and Assessing Insurable Risks in Alliances
Recording of a 90-minute CLE webinar with Q&A
This CLE course will provide guidance to healthcare counsel for identifying and handling insurable risks in strategic partnerships and conducting due diligence when aligning with other healthcare and service providers. The panel will offer strategies for protecting electronic information during investigations and in connection with potential losses.
Outline
- Risk and coverage considerations in strategic partnerships
- Due diligence in transactions
- Electronic health records and “Big Data”
- Best practices for protecting electronic confidential information
Benefits
The panel will review these and other key questions:
- What risks should healthcare organizations be aware of and evaluating when considering strategic partnerships?
- What steps can counsel take to manage the risks associated with sharing confidential electronic information?
- What can counsel do to avoid traps for the unwary in the due diligence process?
Following the speaker presentations, you'll have an opportunity to get answers to your specific questions during the interactive Q&A.
Faculty
Souwei Brune
Senior Vice President
Willis Group Holdings
Ms. Brune is responsible for consulting, negotiating and placement of Management Liability Insurance products,... | Read More
Ms. Brune is responsible for consulting, negotiating and placement of Management Liability Insurance products, including Director’s and Officers, Employment Practices, Fiduciary, Fidelity and Errors and Omissions for financial institutions, commercial organizations and health care entities. She has more than 20 years of experience in FINEX coverages, specializing in large and complex transactions, both on the underwriter and brokerage sides.
CloseChristopher Burris
Partner
King & Spalding
Mr. Burris’ practice focuses on white collar criminal defense, corporate internal investigations, defense of... | Read More
Mr. Burris’ practice focuses on white collar criminal defense, corporate internal investigations, defense of regulatory enforcement actions, and complex litigation involving civil fraud. Mr. Burris has particular experience in the defense of False Claims Act / Qui Tam actions and handling matters involving privacy and information security issues.
CloseRobert Friedman
Partner
King & Spalding
Mr. Friedman’s practice focuses on the pharmaceutical, automotive, and energy industries. His experiences... | Read More
Mr. Friedman’s practice focuses on the pharmaceutical, automotive, and energy industries. His experiences include advising clients confronted with “bet-the-company” litigation involving flagship brands, helping clients respond to congressional and other governmental inquiries, and actively litigating personal injury cases in the country’s most dangerous jurisdictions. He has particular expertise in electronic discovery and regularly advises clients on a host of E-Discovery issues.
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Meghan Magruder
Partner
King & Spalding
Ms. Magruder handles complex commercial litigation matters with particular emphasis in insurance claims, indemnity... | Read More
Ms. Magruder handles complex commercial litigation matters with particular emphasis in insurance claims, indemnity disputes, purchaser and supplier disputes, mass tort defense and product liability litigation. She handles multi-party, class action, and multi-jurisdictional litigation and various forms of dispute resolution. She also provides clients with counseling on preventative litigation strategies, and advises on a wide variety of insurance and risk management matters.
CloseMaryann McGivney
Executive Vice President, Georgia Healthcare Team Leader
Willis Group Holdings
Ms. McGivney has over 20 years of experience in working with Healthcare clients and insurance products. Her experience... | Read More
Ms. McGivney has over 20 years of experience in working with Healthcare clients and insurance products. Her experience spans all types of healthcare facilities including integrated delivery systems, university health systems, community hospitals, aging services facilities, managed care organizations, and physician groups. At Willis, her current responsibilities include the evaluation and design of risk financing programs including various alternative risk structures such as captives.
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