Legal Lingo Archives

PPP Loans and Your Practice

A fraudulent application can deliver costly ramifications before or after a hospital sale.

Quitting her practice after negotiating to stay post-sale put the former owner on the losing side of a lawsuit.

Frequent communication, detailed job descriptions and all-encompassing employee handbooks put practice owners on firmer legal ground.

Pets can be injured — or worse — through sheer negligence or unforeseen events.

A New York court case serves as a cautionary tale about hospital protocols and client communication.

Granting equity interest in a hospital is a great way to beef up employee compensation and enhance loyalty.

The enforceability of a restrictive covenant depends on your state’s laws.

A well-publicized lawsuit can quickly ruin a veterinarian’s career and practice.

Investors are flocking to veterinary telehealth through management services companies despite the legal hurdles.

As a prospective tenant, you should learn what you can about the landlord and the building’s owner. One way to start is with a public records search.

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