A major retail real estate investment company relied on Waller's real estate retail services to complete multi-site acquisitions for a lease buy-back initiative. The 2011 initiative ended in April 2012, involved sites in 18 states, and all transactions were conducted on a fixed-fee basis. Contract negotiations, due diligence, and closing activities averaged just 40 days from site identification.

Waller has been working with Duke LifePoint Healthcare since the formation of the innovative joint venture between Duke University Health System and LifePoint Hospitals, Incorporated. Duke LifePoint Healthcare's vision is to "build a regional network of hospitals, physicians and other healthcare services that are quality driven, adaptive to change, and financially strong."

The Texas Health Services Authority has an enormous task on its hands: coordinate the implementation of strategic and operational plans for the health information exchanges (HIEs) that will provide access to electronic medical records throughout the State of Texas. Waller was recently selected to provide legal services to help the THSA achieve its mission.

When Church Street Health Management, LLC went through one of the most complex Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings of 2012, the company relied on attorneys from a wide range of Waller’s service areas to guide them through the process.

Waller represents a coalition of media entities in multi-party request for access to controversial child fatality records held by the state's Department of Children's Services.

Passport Health Communications Inc., which provides software and solutions to help hospitals and healthcare providers improve business operations and secure payment for their services, gained a significant presence on the West Coast by acquiring California- based Data Systems Group which provides medical claims processing, eligibility, remittance, denial management and payment analysis services. Waller represented Passport – a longtime client – in the transaction.

The State of Tennessee will receive $40 million as a result of the settlement of a dispute between two public companies and the court-appointed Receiver for two nonprofits. “With Waller’s assistance, the Tennessee Attorney General has ensured that Tennessee nonprofit corporations are governed and operated in accordance with their charitable purposes,” said Receiver James Skinner, who retained Waller to represent him in the litigation.