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Linda M. Robison is Co-Chair of the firm's Health Care Practice Group and a partner in the Corporate Transactions Practice Group. She has more than thirty-five years experience in private practice, focusing on corporate and securities law matters, including extensive experience representing public and private companies in the health care industry and lenders to such companies. She also represents various health care provider entities in the structuring of joint ventures with referral sources, general fraud and abuse matters, and provider contracting arrangements.  Her securities experience encompasses preparation of registration statements for equity and debt offerings as well as exchange offers, private placements, proxy statements, and various other filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission.  A major portion of her practice involves the structuring and negotiation of corporate transactions, including, mergers, acquisitions and dispositions, business reorganizations and restructures, and joint ventures and partnerships for principals of companies engaged in varied industries.

Publications

  • "More Accountability for Stark Statute Enforcement" Co-Authored with Mark Folk, Counsel to Counsel Magazine, January 8, 2008

Recognition

  • Martindale-Hubbell AV rated
  • Chambers USA: Listed as among America’s Leading Lawyers for Business in Healthcare for years 2009, 2010 and 2011
  • Appointed by Governor Rick Scott as one of nine commissioners of the Florida Commission on Ethics (April 2011); reappointed by Governor Scott in November, 2011, for an additional, two-year term
  • South Florida Business Journal (June 2011):  Listed as a "Power Leader in Health Care"

Education

  • University of Houston, Bates College of Law, J.D., 1976
  • Auburn University, B.A., 1969

Bar Admissions

  • The Florida Bar
  • Texas Bar

Affiliations

  • American Health Lawyers Association
  • Texas Bar Foundation (Life Fellow)
  • Member, Small Animal Teaching Hospital (SATH) Leadership Team for Auburn University's College of Veterinary Medicine