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Stradley Ronon Represents Allied Resources Group in Acquisition of Verigent
Stradley Ronon represented Allied Resources Group (ARG) in its acquisition of Verigent, a North Carolina-based staffing firm specializing in telecom and IT network infrastructure. The transaction closed July 31; the value was undisclosed.
ARG is a multidisciplinary provider of engineering, staffing, inspection and field services focused on delivering reliable solutions to critical infrastructure clients nationwide. The acquisition will expand ARG’s workforce solutions platform and strengthen its presence in fast-growing technical markets across the United States, including the data center infrastructure sector.
Steven A. Scolari, Richard E. Peterson, Jason R. Jones, Avery Marz, Katrina L. Berishaj and Jan M. FolenaThomas J. Herzfeld Advisors Restructures Master Feeder Hedge Fund
Stradley Ronon represented Thomas J. Herzfeld Advisors, a boutique alternative investment firm focused exclusively on the closed-end fund market, with restructuring a master-feeder hedge fund to add provisions for ERISA investors.
Katrina L. BerishajAmerisourceBergen Sells Subsidiary to Canadian Company
Stradley Ronon represented AmerisourceBergen, a Fortune 12 publicly traded pharmaceutical company, in the sale of its wholly owned subsidiary, World Courier Ground Inc., to a subsidiary of TFI International, a publicly traded Canadian company. World Courier Ground Inc. was the U.S. ground transportation division of AmerisourceBergen.
AmerisourceBergen is one of the largest global pharmaceutical sourcing and distribution services companies, helping both healthcare providers and pharmaceutical and biotech manufacturers improve patient access to products and enhance patient care. With over $140 billion in annual revenue, AmerisourceBergen is headquartered in Valley Forge, PA, and employs approximately 19,000 people.
“United” For Decades of Success
For more than two decades Stradley Ronon has served as UnitedHealth’s mid-Atlantic regional counsel, effectively and efficiently handling more than 400 cases and claims for UnitedHealth and its subsidiaries and affiliates throughout the mid-Atlantic region and in other states (e.g., Ohio, New York, Michigan and Florida). The majority of these cases are healthcare/ERISA litigation, and involve, ERISA benefit claims; non-ERISA claims; Medicare/Medicaid; provider disputes; prompt pay claims; stop loss claims; termination of contractual arrangements; coordination of benefits and care; third-party administration of benefits, life and disability benefit disputes; and counterclaims for fraud or overpayment. These cases range from single plaintiff claims to large, complex class actions.
Francis X. Manning, Brian P. Seaman and Samuel J. Arena Jr.
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