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Member Mark Stadler regularly assists business entities and individual business owners in the negotiation and closing of routine and complex commercial transactions and in the resolution of business disputes. He is well versed in all aspects of business operations, including business planning; entity formation and tax matters; mergers, acquisitions and divestitures; corporate structuring and reorganization; governance and management issues; and third-party contracting.

As a subset of this general business practice, Mark represents healthcare providers, charities, nonprofits, and related enterprises. In this role, he serves as general counsel to hospitals, nursing homes, home health agencies, assisted living and personal care facilities, individual physicians and physician groups, as well as various social service agencies, business associations, educational institutions and religious groups. Among the matters Mark handles for these clients are third-party payer issues, licensure and professional rights disputes, reimbursement appeals, regulatory matters, tax exemption issues, employment matters, and antitrust compliance. He also represents these clients before federal, state, and local courts; regulatory agencies; taxing bodies; and private tribunals.

Mark also regularly handles real estate transactions and assists individual clients in estate planning and estate administration.

Mark has practiced in Pittsburgh for over 37 years. He speaks regularly on issues of significance to businesses, especially those in the healthcare and nonprofit arenas; and he has published numerous articles in magazines and journals, such as Hospital News, Physician News Digest, Assisted Living Success, Hospital Law Newsletter, the Bulletin of the Allegheny County Medical Society, and the Pennsylvania Association of Nonprofit Organizations’ Bulletin.