The California legislature, under SB 642, is considering further restrictions on the Corporate Practice of Medicine.
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When looking to purchase a dental practice, it is customary for both parties to start the transaction by signing a letter of intent. The letter of intent often referred to as an “LOI” or deposit agreement, outlines the major deal points of the transaction. It also sets out a timeline of…
Leasing a commercial property is the typical option for owners of dental and medical practices. Most doctors don’t have the resources or the inclination to purchase a building when first starting a practice. In contrast to the permanence of buying property, leasing provides you with more options in terms of…