Matthew David focuses his practice on transactional and regulatory matters affecting a wide range of clients in the healthcare industry.
While in law school, Matthew served as managing editor of the Journal of Law and Technology.
- University of California, Los Angeles School of Law, JD
- University of California, Los Angeles, BA
- California
Client alert / June 1, 2026
OHCA publishes draft regulations expanding oversight of PE and MSO transactions
Webinar / Virtual / October 23, 2025
Decoding California’s Private Equity Reform: Impacts of SB 351 and AB 1415
Article / October 14, 2025
AB 1415 expands OHCA’s authority over PE, hedge fund investments
Article / October 9, 2025
Newsom signs SB 351, codifying existing California CPOM guidance
Article / September 2, 2025
California State Legislature further amends AB 1415 and SB 351
Article / July 2, 2025
California Senate amends AB 1415 to reinsert MSO reporting requirements
Article / March 13, 2025
California Introduces Bill to Protect 340B Contract Pharmacy Arrangements
Article / March 5, 2025
California AB 1415 Aims to Expand OHCA’s Healthcare Transaction Review Authority
Article / October 9, 2025
Newsom signs SB 351, codifying existing California CPOM guidance
Article / September 2, 2025
California State Legislature further amends AB 1415 and SB 351
Article / July 2, 2025
California Senate amends AB 1415 to reinsert MSO reporting requirements
Article / March 13, 2025
California Introduces Bill to Protect 340B Contract Pharmacy Arrangements
Article / March 5, 2025
California AB 1415 Aims to Expand OHCA’s Healthcare Transaction Review Authority
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