Mintz advised on Gallion Health’s spinout from the University of Maryland Medical System (UMMS), marking the first company to emerge from the health system’s technology and incubation studio, iHarbor Innovation Center. The Center focuses on creating technology-based solutions to common problems facing health care institutions. Gallion Health is an award-winning cloud-based digital supply chain application that was launched at UMMS four years ago. 

To turn UMMS’ advanced software tool into a market-ready product, Mintz developed a comprehensive legal strategy covering corporate formation, tax, personnel, and IP matters.

The Mintz team included Technology Practice Co-chair William Perkins, Member Alexander Civetta, and Associates Sarah Palmer, Danielle Barney, and Libby Decker.