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Business Name Approval For Your Practice – What You Need to Know
When a practitioner is thinking of forming a new practice — or if they are purchasing a practice — forming a legal entity is often part of the process. In New York, their choices are a professional service corporation (PC) … Continue reading
When a Physician Leaves a Practice, What Happens to Their Patients?
Generally, healthcare practices today employ several physicians to cover the needs of all of their patients — but what happens when one of them leaves the practice?
Startup Costs Associated with Opening a Medical Practice
When practitioners are thinking about opening up their own practice, regardless of specialty or field, there are a couple of concepts for them to consider to make sure that it’s a viable option for them.
Posted in Dental Practices, General, Medical Practices, Real Estate
Tagged Business Loan, Funding, Investor, Start-up
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Upcoming Seminar: The Ethics of Networking for Law Professionals
This September I am co-presenting a seminar at the New York County Lawyers Association and through Lawline at New York Law School with Janet Falk of Falk Communications and Research on the topic “Ethically Strengthen Your Networking Skills.” During the … Continue reading
Posted in General, Law
Tagged LawLine, Networking, New York County Lawyers Association, Stephanie Rodin
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Can “Employed” Practitioners Protect Their Ideas & Inventions?
An employment agreement often includes language that prevents or limits a practitioner from taking ownership of their own intellectual property (IP). This can include IP such as research, inventions, patents or trademarks. Before joining a practice, practitioners should be aware … Continue reading
Reflections on the 9-Year Anniversary of My Practice
This month, my practice turns nine. Back when I first began, I was not quite sure where the business would lead me — and I am happy to say that the opportunities I have had surpass anything that I could … Continue reading
Practitioners: Define and Clarify Your Outside Activity Limitations
When a practitioner joins a new practice, the employer wants the employee to dedicate all of their professional time to the practice. They generally do not want practitioners to engage in outside activities — even though it is on their … Continue reading
Posted in Dental Practices, Employment Contracts, General, Medical Practices
Tagged Contract Language, Stephanie Rodin
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First Job? Protect Your Career By Asking the Right Questions
Practitioners who are close to completing their residency or fellowship often have many questions about their first employment contract and the various clauses within it. I regularly provide educational seminars to residents and fellows at metropolitan hospitals in numerous specialty … Continue reading
Posted in Employment Contracts, Law, Medical Practices
Tagged Career, Compensation Model, Restrictive Covenants, Stephanie Rodin
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