Kayla focuses her practice on healthcare transactional law, representing healthcare providers, including hospitals, ambulatory surgical centers, dialysis centers, physician practices, private equity funds, and lenders, in healthcare transactions and compliance matters. In this capacity, she regularly drafts and negotiates operating agreements, purchase agreements, subscription agreements, physician employment agreements, management agreements, compliance plans and marketing policies. She also counsels clients on a variety of other matters, including corporate structuring, corporate practice of medicine, licensing, fraud and abuse, and HIPAA issues.
Before graduating first in her class from William & Mary Law School, Kayla served as notes editor for the William & Mary Law Review. While attending William & Mary Law School, Kayla also received the Benjamin Rush Award for excellence in Health Law.
“...Wise beyond her years, highly responsive, articulate and communicative, has the ability to communicate complex concepts in understandable terms, willing to share knowledge and expertise with others, no ego.” – Legal 500, 2022
Representation of the parent to a physician owned hospital and ambulatory surgery center in a majority equity sale to a joint venture partnership among major health systems and a national ambulatory healthcare provider.
Representation of a Pennsylvania ophthalmology practice and eye ambulatory surgery center in a multi-million dollar sale to a leading management services organization serving the ophthalmology sector.
Representation of a national management services organization and one of the nation’s largest single-specialty physician networks in the partnership and acquisition of an OB/GYN practice with offices in Massachusetts.
Representation of one of the largest providers of Outpatient Surgery in the U.S. in its reorganization of a California-based surgical center.
Representation of an owner and operator of ambulatory surgery centers, anatomic pathology laboratories, anesthesia entities and physician practices in its $10 million acquisition of an entity that provides the technical aspects of surgical services.
Selected for inclusion in Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch, Health Care Law, 2023
Selected for inclusion in “Legal 500 United States,” Healthcare: Advice to Service Providers, 2022
Named to "Reader’s Choice Awards," for “U.S. Senate Passes American Rescue Plan — 10 Key Updates for Healthcare Providers,” one of the most-read articles, JD Supra, 2022