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June 21, 2023
Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough LLP is a gold sponsor at the second annual RISE Value-Based Care Summit. The purpose of the event is to uncover new strategies and to align financial incentives, improve patient outcomes, and better navigate the value-based care space. During the conference, Nelson Mullins partners Ed White, Mike Segal, and Gabriel Imperato alongside Baptist Health's Jonathan Fialkow, M.D., FACC, FAHA, will discuss the topic, “Using a Value-Based Enterprise as a Business Strategy”.
2nd Annual RISE Value-Based Care Summit
Idea Exchange
Jason L. Watkins
Partner
Suite 3500
Boston, MA 02111
Jason focuses his practice on corporate finance transactions, restructurings, and bankruptcy. He represents banks, alternative credit providers and borrowers in sophisticated transactions and distressed situations, and also advises real estate lenders in the structuring and restructuring of real estate loans and underlying financial vehicles. His bankruptcy experience ranges from routine protection of the interests of...
Jason focuses his practice on corporate finance transactions, restructurings, and bankruptcy. He represents banks, alternative credit providers and borrowers in sophisticated transactions and distressed situations, and also advises real estate lenders in the structuring and restructuring of real estate loans and underlying financial vehicles. His bankruptcy experience ranges from routine protection of the interests of lenders, vendors, and other creditors to the litigation of high-stakes disputes in the largest and most complex chapter 11 cases. Jason also has substantial experience advising on regulatory matters, including working with senior management at a global systemically important bank, monitoring public and private companies’ compliance with conditions imposed by government regulators, and counseling public company board directors.
lenders, vendors, and other creditors to the litigation of high-stakes disputes in the largest and most complex chapter 11 cases. Jason also has substantial experience advising on regulatory matters, including working with senior management at a global systemically important bank, monitoring public and private companies’ compliance with conditions imposed by government regulators, and counseling public company board directors.
Experience
- Senior counsel and head of legal for recovery and resolution planning at a global bank
- Executive director of corporate monitoring and consulting services for an independent compliance monitoring firm
- Principal of corporate governance initiatives at a summit-level stakeholder engagement firm
- Counsel in the financial restructuring and financial litigation groups for a local law firm
- Associate in the bankruptcy and commercial group for a national law firm
Education
- Harvard Law School, JD (2003)
-
Harvard College,
AB,
Government
(1996)
- Naval Reserve Officer Training Corps
- Hasty Pudding Theatricals, cast
Admissions
- Massachusetts
- U.S. Court of Appeals for the First Circuit
- U.S. District Court for the District of Massachusetts
Practice Areas
Industries
- Senior counsel and head of legal for recovery and resolution planning at a global bank
- Executive director of corporate monitoring and consulting services for an independent compliance monitoring firm
- Principal of corporate governance initiatives at a summit-level stakeholder engagement firm
- Counsel in the financial restructuring and financial litigation groups for a local law firm
- Associate in the bankruptcy and commercial group for a national law firm
Media
Recognitions
- Massachusetts Super Lawyers “Rising Star,” Business Litigation (2009–2012)
Military
- Surface Warfare Officer, United States Navy
Jason focuses his practice on corporate finance transactions, restructurings, and bankruptcy. He represents banks, alternative credit providers and borrowers in sophisticated transactions and distressed situations, and also advises real estate lenders in the structuring and restructuring of real estate loans and underlying financial vehicles. His bankruptcy experience ranges from routine protection of the interests of... lenders, vendors, and other creditors to the litigation of high-stakes disputes in the largest and most complex chapter 11 cases. Jason also has substantial experience advising on regulatory matters, including working with senior management at a global systemically important bank, monitoring public and private companies’ compliance with conditions imposed by government regulators, and counseling public company board directors.
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.- Senior counsel and head of legal for recovery and resolution planning at a global bank
- Executive director of corporate monitoring and consulting services for an independent compliance monitoring firm
- Principal of corporate governance initiatives at a summit-level stakeholder engagement firm
- Counsel in the financial restructuring and financial litigation groups for a local law firm
- Associate in the bankruptcy and commercial group for a national law firm
Education
- Harvard Law School, JD (2003)
-
Harvard College,
AB,
Government
(1996)
- Naval Reserve Officer Training Corps
- Hasty Pudding Theatricals, cast
Admissions
- Massachusetts
- U.S. Court of Appeals for the First Circuit
- U.S. District Court for the District of Massachusetts
Practice Areas
- Alternative Lending & Other Non-Bank Financial Services
- Bankruptcy & Insolvency Related Litigation
- Bankruptcy, Creditors' Rights & Restructuring
- Creditor Representation
- Corporate Leveraged Finance
- Real Estate Capital Markets
Industries
- Massachusetts Super Lawyers “Rising Star,” Business Litigation (2009–2012)
- Surface Warfare Officer, United States Navy
