Legal and clinical considerations relating to guarantees given for dental work.
Lawyers, particularly solicitors, are trained to hold one fundamental belief, above all and that is that the interests of their clients are paramount and that they must do whatever is within their power to further their client’s case. This article examines the logic of this proposition.
Issues arising on the incorporation of a dental practice.
Russell Abrahams examines various property issues that require to be considered on incorporation of a dental practice
Imaginative solutions for incorporation were NHS England are unwilling to agree to the incorporation of an NHS Contract.
Some basic strategies to ensure that the Associates are not left high and dry following a sale to a dental corporate.
So you have made the decision to sell, you have marketed the practice with one of the leading dental brokers, they have found you a number of buyers and, after a good deal of soul-searching, you have to pick one of them. How do you decide who is worthy to take over your practice?
Russell Abrahams considers alternative methods of sharing the profits arising in a multi-principal practice.
Leases - who wants them? Who needs them? I suppose the answer to those questions is somewhat self-fulfilling. Landlords and dentists want and need them. The purpose of this piece is to give you an outline of certain standard features of a Lease.