Bio

Jeff Mcgoff draws on his background as a corporate attorney and certified public accountant to efficiently serve the transactional needs of health care organizations, life sciences companies, retailers, manufacturers, and others. Jeff focuses his practice on mergers and acquisitions, corporate and partnership taxation, and venture capital and private equity transactions. He also advises on business planning and operational issues. In mergers and acquisitions, Jeff represents a broad client base of buyers, sellers, privately and publicly held companies, and investors. He regularly advises clients on capital formation matters, including private, exempt securities offerings. Clients value Jeff’s ability to get complex deals done efficiently and cost-effectively and to explain complicated and sophisticated transactions and their federal tax implications in a clear and practical manner. In addition, Jeff advises clients on the establishment of non-qualified incentive plans, including option plans, phantom equity plans, appreciation rights, and “profit interest” or “promote” structures. Before joining Epstein Becker Green, Jeff was a member of the Business Services Group and the Healthcare Regulatory and Transactions Practice of a national law firm. Jeff is a licensed certified public accountant in the state of Tennessee.