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McGuireWoods said it represented Longbow Capital in an investment in 3C and then represented 3C in its merger with Datalec Precision Installations. The firm said the two-stage transaction created 3C Datalec, a platform that designs, builds and operates infrastructure for AI data centers.
McGuireWoods said Lisa M. Medina was elected a fellow of the American College of Bond Counsel. The firm said her practice includes tax-exempt financings for educational institutions, hospitals, life care communities and other nonprofits, as well as state and local government bond transactions.
McGuireWoods said it served as healthcare regulatory counsel to HealthSpan Partners on its agreement to acquire Surgery Partners in an all-cash transaction valued at approximately $5.7 billion. The firm said HealthSpan is an affiliate and supporting organization of Bon Secours Mercy Health.
McGuireWoods said it served as legal counsel to Dynamic Access in its acquisition by Blue Sea Capital. The firm described its Dallas-based client as an outsourced provider of vascular access services to hospitals and post-acute facilities, with operations across 25 states.
McGuireWoods said it published takeaways from its 19th annual HealthcareGO conference, held September 15 and 16 in Charlotte. The firm said the event brought together healthcare and life sciences investors, lenders, executives and advisers for discussions on transactions, investment, enforcement, behavioral health and AI.
McGuireWoods announced the launch of Data Centers Decoded, a resource for participants in the data-center industry. The firm said it would provide analysis, webinars and interviews addressing policy, financing and infrastructure issues, drawing on its lawyers’ work on the development, financing and operation of data-center projects.
McGuireWoods announced that Virginia Business’s September edition had quoted partner Greg Riegle on regulation and politics affecting data-center development. The firm said the interview addressed tax incentives and local governments’ authority over projects, and identified Riegle as leader of its Data Centers Practice Area.
McGuireWoods announced that Allison Kendrick had joined as counsel and David Lassen as a partner in Seattle, following legal roles at Boeing. The firm said the additions brought its Seattle office to 16 lawyers after it opened in February with nine partners.