Todd D. Rosenberg

Partner | He/Him/His

Overview

Todd D. Rosenberg is a partner in the firm's Corporate and Health Care Groups. Health care entities, including payors, providers, and vendors such as pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs), look to Todd when structuring, negotiating, and documenting complex transactions such as mergers and acquisitions, joint ventures, and other strategic commercial agreements. 

Todd has one of the country’s leading practices representing health plans in negotiating arrangements with PBMs. He also has represented PBMs in joint ventures and other strategic transactions with industry partners. When handling these complex transactions, Todd works closely with the Firm’s health care regulatory and privacy attorneys to offer seamless, full-service guidance to clients.

In addition to health care, Todd regularly advises public and private corporations and investors in a wide variety of other industries in transactional matters. He has represented clients in the financial services (including limited partners in investments in private equity funds), government contracts, transportation, media, technology, and telecommunications industries.

Todd serves as Chair of the Firm’s Committee on Professional Responsibility, where he assists the Firm’s conflicts department in compliance with applicable rules of professional responsibility and is active in the firm's pro bono representations. He is also very active in the Washington, D.C. public service community, where he sits on the Boards of the Jewish Community Relations Council and the Charles E. Smith Jewish Day School, while also serving as President of the Washington, D.C. Chapter of Friends of the Israeli Defense Forces (FIDF).

Career & Education

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    • Emory University, B.A., political science, magna cum laude, Phi Beta Kappa, 1993
    • University of Pennsylvania Law School, J.D., cum laude, comments editor, the University of Pennsylvania Law Review, 1997
    • Emory University, B.A., political science, magna cum laude, Phi Beta Kappa, 1993
    • University of Pennsylvania Law School, J.D., cum laude, comments editor, the University of Pennsylvania Law Review, 1997
    • District of Columbia
    • Maryland (Inactive)
    • Virginia (Inactive)
    • District of Columbia
    • Maryland (Inactive)
    • Virginia (Inactive)
    • Hebrew
    • Hebrew

Representative Matters

  • The representation of managed care companies, including Aetna, Cambia Health Solutions, Cigna, and Centene/Health Net, in structuring and negotiating pharmacy benefit management agreements. 
  • The representation of Prime Therapeutics, LLC, a leading pharmacy benefit management company, in the formation of a mail/specialty pharmacy joint venture.
  • The representation of a privately held pharmacy benefit management company in the negotiation of various customer agreements. 
  • The representation of a health insurer in the sale of its Medicare Prescription Drug Plan.
  • The representation of population health management companies in strategic collaborations.
  • The representation of a health information exchange in participation agreements and various vendor arrangements
  • The representation of a physician management company in connection with the acquisition and disposition of physician practices.
  • The representation of an operator of hospitals and other healthcare facilities in asset sale and joint venture transactions involving hospitals and ambulatory surgery centers.
  • The representation of a private equity fund in its acquisition of an emergency room physician outsourcing business out of bankruptcy.

Todd’s representative transactions in other industries include:

  • The representation of a foreign publicly traded investment fund in its U.S. investment activities as a fund of funds, financial sponsor and investor in venture-backed companies.
  • The representation of GigPeak in its Acquisition by Integrated Device Technology, Inc.
  • The representation of a publicly traded aerospace, defense, security and advanced technologies company in various M&A transactions.
  • The representation of a multi-national luxury goods retail conglomerate in its acquisition of U.S.-based businesses.
  • The representation of a provider of telematics services in the negotiation of service agreements for the provision of private label telematics services to various automobile manufacturers in the U.S. and abroad.
  • The representation of Gate Gourmet, Inc. in a wide range of matters including a global information technology outsourcing services agreement, joint ventures and commercial agreements.
  • The representation of a private equity fund in connection with its acquisition of (and further investment in) portfolio companies in the automotive services and cleaning services industries.
  • The representation of Ricoh in connection with its acquisition of PTI Marketing Technologies.
  • The representation of a NASDAQ and Toronto Stock Exchange listed provider of information technology in connection with its acquisition, by merger, of a business communications solutions provider.
  • The representation of a private equity firm in connection with its acquisition of a plastics recycling company out of bankruptcy.
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