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TPG has announced it has acquired Nextech from Thomas H. Lee Partners (THL) for $1.4 billion.

Nextech, based in Tampa, Fla., is a provider of clinical and administrative healthcare technology solutions for specialty physician practices. Founded in 1997, the company states it services more than 11,000 physicians in dermatology, ophthalmology, orthopedics, plastic surgery and med spa.

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Thoma Bravo has announced it has completed a growth investment in Bluesight.

Bluesight, based in Alexandria, Va., is a developer of software supporting the pharmacy supply chain. Founded in 2011, the company’s solutions include those for inventory management, controlled substance diversion prevention and medication purchasing.

Thoma Bravo, with offices in Chicago and San

In the premiere episode of The Professor’s Corner, McGuireWoods partner David Pivnick shared best board practices to mitigate risk when making challenging decisions. In this follow-up episode, David joins host Geoff Cockrell to expand on a larger trend in healthcare litigation: Private equity funds are finding themselves legally responsible for the activity of the companies

Blackford Capital has announced it has acquired PACIV.

PACIV, with its U.S. headquarters in Indianapolis, is a provider of industrial process automation and systems integration. Founded in 1997, the company primarily support manufacturers in the pharmaceutical and life sciences industries.

Blackford, based in Grand Rapids, Mich., is a lower middle market private equity

On May 4, 2023, Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb signed into law Indiana’s Senate Enrolled Act 7 (SEA 7), which further restricts physician noncompete agreements between employers and physician employees and becomes effective July 1, 2023.

As discussed in further detail below, SEA 7 (i) makes primary care physician noncompete agreements unenforceable; (ii) makes existing noncompete