Larkin B. Ellzey practices in the areas of health care, corporate law, and real estate.
Mr. Ellzey regularly advises clients in all aspects of health care transactions, including physician/hospital relationships, mergers and acquisitions, joint ventures, entity formation, leasing and purchase of medical office space, and corporate governance. Mr. Ellzey works with clients to ensure compliance with federal and state laws and regulations in each of these components. He also assists businesses and health care entities in the drafting and review of various business agreements.
Additionally, Mr. Ellzey works with the firm's corporate and real estate practice groups to assist clients with the purchase and sale of businesses, the purchase and sale of real property, the formation of entities, commercial leasing, and other transactional matters.
While in law school, he was a member of Phi Delta Phi legal fraternity. He also served as book editor for Southeastern Environmental Law Journal. The Spring 2007 edition of the journal features a student note Ellzey authored, which is titled: Simsbury-Avon Preservation Society, LLC v. Matacon Gun Club: The Difficult Task of Applying the Supreme Court's Rapanos Analysis.
Prior to joining the firm, he served as a law clerk for Nexsen Pruet's real estate and corporate law practice groups.
News
Nexsen Pruet Earns Designation as 'Midlands Green Business'
Nexsen Pruet has earned designation as a Midlands Green Business, joining other Columbia-area organizations that are committed to environmentally responsible practices in the workplace.
Nexsen Pruet Represents CAIC in $100 Million Purchase by AFLAC
Nexsen Pruet attorneys played a critical role in Aflac's recent $100 million acquisition of Continental American Insurance Co. (CAIC). The transaction closed effective October 1, 2009.
Three New Attorneys Join Nexsen Pruet
Nexsen Pruet announced today that Larkin Ellzey, Amy Jowers, and Chris King have joined the firm as associates.
Publications
Amendment to the Stark Law Effective January 1
The healthcare reform act, known as the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA), has now been passed into law and will affect the lives of Americans in numerous ways. One change impacts the way in which some healthcare entities operate their businesses to comply with the ever changing landscape of the Stark law.
Presentations
Co-presenter, "Governance & Leadership Issues in Today's Environment", South Carolina Hospital Association's CFO Forum, July 2010
Events
South Carolina Hospital Association's CFO Forum
Advanced Materials: Models and Methods Forum