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    Kathy Lawrence focuses her practice on the representation of public and private companies, including real estate investment trusts (REITs) and other direct participation programs, in a variety of corporate and securities matters and capital markets transactions. Kathy has advised issuers in connection with more than $2.5 billion in initial public offerings, primary and secondary offerings, Regulation A offerings, 1031 syndications and other private placements of equity and debt securities.
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    Woody Fowler, president and CEO of Williams Mullen, was named to the board of RVA757 Connects. The organization’s mission is to improve the economic success and quality of life for everyone in the Richmond and Hampton Roads regions. To learn more about the efforts of RVA757 Connects, visit here.
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    Williams Mullen is pleased to announce that John Mercer has been named to the 2021 class of “Leaders in the Law” by Virginia Lawyers Weekly. The awards program, which recognizes lawyers who are setting the standard for other lawyers in Virginia, named 30 people to the 2021 class. The honorees will be celebrated with an awards ceremony at The John Marshall in downtown Richmond on Oct. 19.
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    As part of a much broader proposed six-part Path out of the Pandemic, the President issued two Executive Orders on September 9, 2021 that continue the Administration’s efforts to expand COVID-19 vaccinations throughout the United States using its employment authority regarding its employees and regulatory authority regarding the hundreds of thousands of entities desiring to do business with the Government.
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    On this episode of Williams Mullen's Benefits Companion, host Brydon DeWitt explores compliance considerations for employers who are considering imposing a health insurance surcharge on plan participants who are not vaccinated for COVID-19. He discusses potential implications with HIPAA nondiscrimination provisions and health plan affordability under the ACA.  
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    Williams Mullen served as transaction counsel to Harbor Group International (HGI) in its joint venture with Cammeby's International Group to acquire a $1.05 billion portfolio of multifamily properties across New Jersey. The portfolio included 41 workforce housing communities with a total of 5,302 units. HGI is a global real estate investment firm with over $14 billion in properties under management.
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    Jennifer McLemore co-authored an article published by the American Bankruptcy Institute journal which provides an overview of the impact of Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loans on the interests of unsecured creditors of PPP borrowers.
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    Hal Johnson and Christine Piersall authored the attached article published by Virginia State Bar's Trust and Estates journal which provides an overview of Virginia law governing the restrictions on charitable funds with the goal of helping organizations better understand their legal obligations and their options for using assets to assist communities in crisis as a result of COVID-19.
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    An extensive Williams Mullen team led by Aaron Spencer and Miles Bruder represented EPI Group, LLC, a family-owned operating group based in Charleston, SC, in its sale of portfolio company Heart of Hospice, LLC, to NASDAQ-listed LHC Group, Inc. The exit culminates a seven-year effort by EPI to build the Heart of Hospice platform through more than a dozen roll-up acquisitions helmed by Williams Mullen.
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    On this episode of Williams Mullen's Benefits Companion, host Brydon DeWitt is joined by Ken Barnes, Financial Advisor with SageView Advisory Group, for a discussion about using self-directed brokerage windows in retirement plans. Listeners will learn how to determine if this concept is a good fit for their organization, the potential costs and benefit and related fiduciary considerations.