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Turning 125: Nelson Mullins Celebrating 125 Years of Legal Service in 2022
In January 1897, attorney P.H. Nelson left his position as solicitor of the Fifth Judicial Circuit to set up a private law practice in Columbia, S.C. The State newspaper contained a short but prescient news item on Jan. 26 about the endeavor, which noted that "the new firm should meet with great success."
And they were right. Today, Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough LLP offers legal services in 15 states and the District of Columbia from 31 offices with 930+ attorneys, policy advisors, and professionals. It is the 71st largest law firm in the nation based on 2021 gross revenues, according to The American Lawyer’s Am Law 100, a legal news organization that tracks law firm growth.
Throughout 2022, Nelson Mullins will be sharing seminal events from its history that highlight its growth from a one-man firm in 1897 to where we are today. Click here to learn more.
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July 6, 2022
Partner Virginia "Ginger" Rolfes will be a panelist for a CLE on July 6 titled "Real Estate Finance: Structuring Earnout, Release Parcel, and Partial Prepayment/Defeasance Provisions." The CLE will discuss holdbacks and earnout provisions under which mortgage proceeds are retained by the lender but made available to the borrower upon satisfaction of certain conditions. The panel will also analyze provisions that allow for the release of a parcel post-closing, including the subdivision, easement rights, and entity issues to address. In addition, the panel will discuss the prepayment and partial defeasance options with either scenario.
Real Estate Finance: Structuring Earnout, Release Parcel, and Partial Prepayment/Defeasance Provisions Hosted by: Strafford
Carrie A. Hanger
Partner
380 Knollwood Street
Suite 530
Winston-Salem, NC 27103
Carrie is a seasoned healthcare law, biosciences, and antitrust attorney. In her healthcare law and biosciences practice, she assists healthcare systems, surgical centers, physician groups, long–term care facilities, hospices, home health providers, and entities engaged in the clinical research across the State of North Carolina and beyond. Carrie’s antitrust experience covers a variety of industries with a...
Carrie is a seasoned healthcare law, biosciences, and antitrust attorney. In her healthcare law and biosciences practice, she assists healthcare systems, surgical centers, physician groups, long–term care facilities, hospices, home health providers, and entities engaged in the clinical research across the State of North Carolina and beyond. Carrie’s antitrust experience covers a variety of industries with a particular focus on healthcare antitrust matters.
Carrie routinely counsels healthcare clients on licensure and certification, enrollment and reimbursement, accreditation, certificate of need, regulatory and compliance issues, and medical staff matters. Carrie has significant arbitration and trial experience, appearing in both state and federal courts as well as in administrative proceedings. Because of her experience and acumen, she has been selected to serve as a member of the board of directors of the North Carolina Society of Health Care Attorneys, and she has broad connections within the industry.
Carrie prepares and negotiates clinical trial agreements, confidentiality agreements, investigator–initiated study agreements, material transfer agreements, and grant funding agreements. She advises clients on compliance matters related to human subject protection, including the Common Rule, the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996, and other privacy matters, as well as site and investigator obligations and Institutional Review Board responsibilities.
Carrie assists clients with a variety of antitrust matters. She advises clients on pricing, distribution, mergers and acquisitions, joint ventures, and Hart–Scott–Rodino premerger notification filings. Though she works with clients in a variety of industries, she has a particular focus on healthcare antitrust matters.
Carrie has also worked in a pro bono capacity representing North Carolina’s abused, neglected, and dependent children in the capacity of an appellate guardian ad litem attorney advocate since 2006.
particular focus on healthcare antitrust matters.
Carrie routinely counsels healthcare clients on licensure and certification, enrollment and reimbursement, accreditation, certificate of need, regulatory and compliance issues, and medical staff matters. Carrie has significant arbitration and trial experience, appearing in both state and federal courts as well as in administrative proceedings. Because of her experience and acumen, she has been selected to serve as a member of the board of directors of the North Carolina Society of Health Care Attorneys, and she has broad connections within the industry.
Carrie prepares and negotiates clinical trial agreements, confidentiality agreements, investigator–initiated study agreements, material transfer agreements, and grant funding agreements. She advises clients on compliance matters related to human subject protection, including the Common Rule, the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996, and other privacy matters, as well as site and investigator obligations and Institutional Review Board responsibilities.
Carrie assists clients with a variety of antitrust matters. She advises clients on pricing, distribution, mergers and acquisitions, joint ventures, and Hart–Scott–Rodino premerger notification filings. Though she works with clients in a variety of industries, she has a particular focus on healthcare antitrust matters.
Carrie has also worked in a pro bono capacity representing North Carolina’s abused, neglected, and dependent children in the capacity of an appellate guardian ad litem attorney advocate since 2006.
Experience
Experience
- Worked with healthcare systems, surgical centers, physician groups, long–term care facilities, hospices, home health providers, and drug and medical device companies.
- Represented clients in certificate of need and licensure matters before the North Carolina Office of Administrative Hearings.
- Analyzed issues related to clinical and preclinical research and drafts and negotiates clinical research related documents, such as clinical trial agreements and confidentiality agreements.
- Prepared Hart–Scott–Rodino filings.
- Assisted clients with analysis and recommendations related to potential antitrust issues for proposed transactions.
- Has tried cases to a jury verdict and argued before the North Carolina Court of Appeals.
- Second–chaired a wrongful death trial three months after being admitted to practice.
Representative Matters
- Assisted an ambulatory surgical center with enrollment, licensure, certification, and accreditation issues due to a change of ownership.
- Analyzed reimbursement issues for a provider engaged in clinical research.
- Defended healthcare providers in multi–district litigation arising from a national outbreak of fungal meningitis due to exposure to an allegedly contaminated steroid produced by a compounding pharmacy.
- Represented an ambulatory surgical facility before the Office of Administrative Hearings, Department of Health Services Regulation, and N.C. Court of Appeals in an appeal from the approval of its certificate of need application.
- Defended a physician practice with an appeal following a ZPIC audit.
- Represented a hospital Medical Executive Committee in the fair hearing process following the denial of a physician’s request for clinical privileges.
- Defended a physician in the fair hearing process following the summary suspension of his privileges.
- Resolved a dispute for a physician practice relating to its EMR software.
- Defended a long–term care facility in a medical malpractice action.
- Reviewed and revised privacy policies for a long term care provider.
- Analyzed whether a hospital’s existing charity care policy complies with the requirements of Section 501(r) and providing revisions to ensure compliance.
Education
-
Wake Forest University School of Law,
JD
(2006)
- Executive Editor, Wake Forest Law Review (2005-2006)
- Staff Writer, Wake Forest Law Review (2004-2005)
- Davidson College, BA, English (2001)
Admissions
- North Carolina
Certifications
- Certified in Healthcare Compliance (CHC), Compliance Certification Board of the Health Care Compliance Association
Practice Areas
Industries
Experience
- Worked with healthcare systems, surgical centers, physician groups, long–term care facilities, hospices, home health providers, and drug and medical device companies.
- Represented clients in certificate of need and licensure matters before the North Carolina Office of Administrative Hearings.
- Analyzed issues related to clinical and preclinical research and drafts and negotiates clinical research related documents, such as clinical trial agreements and confidentiality agreements.
- Prepared Hart–Scott–Rodino filings.
- Assisted clients with analysis and recommendations related to potential antitrust issues for proposed transactions.
- Has tried cases to a jury verdict and argued before the North Carolina Court of Appeals.
- Second–chaired a wrongful death trial three months after being admitted to practice.
Representative Matters
- Assisted an ambulatory surgical center with enrollment, licensure, certification, and accreditation issues due to a change of ownership.
- Analyzed reimbursement issues for a provider engaged in clinical research.
- Defended healthcare providers in multi–district litigation arising from a national outbreak of fungal meningitis due to exposure to an allegedly contaminated steroid produced by a compounding pharmacy.
- Represented an ambulatory surgical facility before the Office of Administrative Hearings, Department of Health Services Regulation, and N.C. Court of Appeals in an appeal from the approval of its certificate of need application.
- Defended a physician practice with an appeal following a ZPIC audit.
- Represented a hospital Medical Executive Committee in the fair hearing process following the denial of a physician’s request for clinical privileges.
- Defended a physician in the fair hearing process following the summary suspension of his privileges.
- Resolved a dispute for a physician practice relating to its EMR software.
- Defended a long–term care facility in a medical malpractice action.
- Reviewed and revised privacy policies for a long term care provider.
- Analyzed whether a hospital’s existing charity care policy complies with the requirements of Section 501(r) and providing revisions to ensure compliance.
Media
Recognitions
- N.C. Pro Bono Honor Society, N.C. Pro Bono Resource Center (2020)
- North Carolina Super Lawyers, Rising Stars Edition, Health Care (2015–2019)
- Triad Business Journal's "40 Leaders Under Forty" (2017)
- Smith Moore Leatherwood John McNeill Smith Pro Bono Award (2014)
- Leaders in the Law Award, N.C. Lawyers Weekly (2013)
Professional Activities
- American Bar Association
- North Carolina Bar Association
- Professionalism Committee (2011–present)
- American Health Lawyers Association
- N.C. Society of Health Care Attorneys, Board of Directors
- Guilford City/County Insurance Advisory Committee
- North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University Institutional Biosafety Committee
Community
- N.C. Guardian Ad Litem appellate advocate
- Board of Directors, Bell House (2012–present)
- Member, Steering Committee, Future Fund of the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro (2015–present); Chair, Grantmaking Committee (2017); Co–Chair, Marketing and Membership Committee (2016)
- Board of Directors, SECU Hospital Guest House of Winston–Salem (2007–2010)
- Chair, CLE & New Projects Committee, North Carolina Bar Association Young Lawyer's Division, (2008–2009)
- Guilford City/County Insurance Advisory Committee
Leadership
- Leadership Greensboro (2016)
Carrie is a seasoned healthcare law, biosciences, and antitrust attorney. In her healthcare law and biosciences practice, she assists healthcare systems, surgical centers, physician groups, long–term care facilities, hospices, home health providers, and entities engaged in the clinical research across the State of North Carolina and beyond. Carrie’s antitrust experience covers a variety of industries with a... particular focus on healthcare antitrust matters.
Carrie routinely counsels healthcare clients on licensure and certification, enrollment and reimbursement, accreditation, certificate of need, regulatory and compliance issues, and medical staff matters. Carrie has significant arbitration and trial experience, appearing in both state and federal courts as well as in administrative proceedings. Because of her experience and acumen, she has been selected to serve as a member of the board of directors of the North Carolina Society of Health Care Attorneys, and she has broad connections within the industry.
Carrie prepares and negotiates clinical trial agreements, confidentiality agreements, investigator–initiated study agreements, material transfer agreements, and grant funding agreements. She advises clients on compliance matters related to human subject protection, including the Common Rule, the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996, and other privacy matters, as well as site and investigator obligations and Institutional Review Board responsibilities.
Carrie assists clients with a variety of antitrust matters. She advises clients on pricing, distribution, mergers and acquisitions, joint ventures, and Hart–Scott–Rodino premerger notification filings. Though she works with clients in a variety of industries, she has a particular focus on healthcare antitrust matters.
Carrie has also worked in a pro bono capacity representing North Carolina’s abused, neglected, and dependent children in the capacity of an appellate guardian ad litem attorney advocate since 2006.
Experience
Following is a selected sampling of matters and is provided for informational purposes only. Past success does not indicate the likelihood of success in any future matter.Experience
- Worked with healthcare systems, surgical centers, physician groups, long–term care facilities, hospices, home health providers, and drug and medical device companies.
- Represented clients in certificate of need and licensure matters before the North Carolina Office of Administrative Hearings.
- Analyzed issues related to clinical and preclinical research and drafts and negotiates clinical research related documents, such as clinical trial agreements and confidentiality agreements.
- Prepared Hart–Scott–Rodino filings.
- Assisted clients with analysis and recommendations related to potential antitrust issues for proposed transactions.
- Has tried cases to a jury verdict and argued before the North Carolina Court of Appeals.
- Second–chaired a wrongful death trial three months after being admitted to practice.
Representative Matters
- Assisted an ambulatory surgical center with enrollment, licensure, certification, and accreditation issues due to a change of ownership.
- Analyzed reimbursement issues for a provider engaged in clinical research.
- Defended healthcare providers in multi–district litigation arising from a national outbreak of fungal meningitis due to exposure to an allegedly contaminated steroid produced by a compounding pharmacy.
- Represented an ambulatory surgical facility before the Office of Administrative Hearings, Department of Health Services Regulation, and N.C. Court of Appeals in an appeal from the approval of its certificate of need application.
- Defended a physician practice with an appeal following a ZPIC audit.
- Represented a hospital Medical Executive Committee in the fair hearing process following the denial of a physician’s request for clinical privileges.
- Defended a physician in the fair hearing process following the summary suspension of his privileges.
- Resolved a dispute for a physician practice relating to its EMR software.
- Defended a long–term care facility in a medical malpractice action.
- Reviewed and revised privacy policies for a long term care provider.
- Analyzed whether a hospital’s existing charity care policy complies with the requirements of Section 501(r) and providing revisions to ensure compliance.
Education
-
Wake Forest University School of Law,
JD
(2006)
- Executive Editor, Wake Forest Law Review (2005-2006)
- Staff Writer, Wake Forest Law Review (2004-2005)
- Davidson College, BA, English (2001)
Admissions
- North Carolina
Practice Areas
Industries
- N.C. Pro Bono Honor Society, N.C. Pro Bono Resource Center (2020)
- North Carolina Super Lawyers, Rising Stars Edition, Health Care (2015–2019)
- Triad Business Journal's "40 Leaders Under Forty" (2017)
- Smith Moore Leatherwood John McNeill Smith Pro Bono Award (2014)
- Leaders in the Law Award, N.C. Lawyers Weekly (2013)
- American Bar Association
- North Carolina Bar Association
- Professionalism Committee (2011–present)
- American Health Lawyers Association
- N.C. Society of Health Care Attorneys, Board of Directors
- Guilford City/County Insurance Advisory Committee
- North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University Institutional Biosafety Committee
- N.C. Guardian Ad Litem appellate advocate
- Board of Directors, Bell House (2012–present)
- Member, Steering Committee, Future Fund of the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro (2015–present); Chair, Grantmaking Committee (2017); Co–Chair, Marketing and Membership Committee (2016)
- Board of Directors, SECU Hospital Guest House of Winston–Salem (2007–2010)
- Chair, CLE & New Projects Committee, North Carolina Bar Association Young Lawyer's Division, (2008–2009)
- Guilford City/County Insurance Advisory Committee
- Leadership Greensboro (2016)
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