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Non-Compete Clauses for Veterinarians: What’s Enforceable in Florida?

If you’re a veterinarian in Florida—or you own a veterinary practice—non-compete clauses are a major piece of protecting your business and your professional freedom. These clauses are designed to prevent a former employee or partner from opening or working at a competing clinic within a certain distance and timeframe. While Florida does allow non-compete agreements, […]
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Is a Dental Office Partnership Right for You?

Forming a partnership in your dental practice can open doors to shared responsibilities, expanded services, and faster growth—but it also comes with serious legal and financial implications that should never be overlooked. A partnership means you’re tying your professional future to someone else’s decisions, work ethic, and values. That’s why it’s crucial to understand exactly […]
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 Key Steps and Considerations in the Dental Mergers and Acquisitions Process

Buying or selling a dental practice is a major decision, and the mergers and acquisitions (M&A) process involves much more than just agreeing on a price. From the very beginning, both buyers and sellers need to understand the legal, financial, and operational steps involved to ensure a smooth and successful transition. That means conducting due […]
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Conducting Due Diligence in Veterinary Mergers and Acquisitions: What to Assess and How to Mitigate Risks

Mergers and acquisitions in the veterinary world are becoming more common as practices look to grow, expand, or transition ownership. But jumping into a deal without proper due diligence can lead to serious financial and legal risks. Whether you’re buying, selling, or merging a veterinary practice, it’s essential to assess everything from financial health and […]
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Common Legal Pitfalls for Medical Practices and How to Avoid Them

Running a medical practice comes with many responsibilities, and failing to comply with legal and regulatory requirements can lead to serious consequences. From HIPAA violations to improper contracts, there are several common legal pitfalls that can put your practice at risk. Many medical professionals focus on patient care but may overlook the business and legal […]
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How to Handle Client Complaints Legally in Your Veterinary Practice

Running a veterinary practice means providing top-quality care to animals while also maintaining strong relationships with pet owners. However, client complaints are inevitable, and how you handle them can significantly impact your practice’s reputation and legal standing. Addressing concerns professionally and legally ensures that disputes are resolved efficiently while protecting your business from potential liability. […]
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Asset Protection Strategies for Florida Medical Practice Owners

Running a medical practice in Florida comes with unique financial risks, making asset protection a critical part of your estate planning strategy. Medical professionals face potential lawsuits, business liabilities, and creditor claims that could put their personal and professional assets at risk. Without the right legal protections in place, a single lawsuit or financial setback […]
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Florida’s Infection Control Requirements for Dental office

Infection control is a top priority in every dental office to ensure patient safety and comply with Florida’s strict regulations. The Florida Board of Dentistry enforces infection control standards that all dental practices must follow, including sterilization procedures, proper handling of medical waste, and the use of personal protective equipment (PPE). Failing to comply with […]
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