Odgers Law Group is a California Dental Law Firm. We assist California dentists with all aspects of dental practice business transactions. Forming professional dental corporations, purchasing a dental practice, selling a dental practice, dental associate employment and independent contractor agreements, and dental partnership agreements.
You may have heard that entering into a dental partnership is like entering into a marriage…. Unfortunately, it is not…It is harder.
Both are gigantic commitments that change the course of one’s life. They both require trust, respect, and communication.
In California, practicing as a professional California dental corporation may bestow you with many benefits over practicing as a …
How to Form a California Dental Corporation (8 Simple Steps ) Read More »
10 Dental Office Lease Negotiation Points: Term: Generally speaking, you will want to negotiate a dental office lease term between …
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Upcoming FLSA Changes: Impact on Dental Practices in California On December 1, 2016, an update to the federal Fair Labor …
New FLSA’s Impact on Dental Practices in California (2016) Read More »
Are you considering opening a dental office in California? If so, congratulations, and welcome to the world of private enterprise. …
While the vast majority of dentists practice independently, that number is shrinking. Increasingly, dentists are contracting with Dental Support Organizations …
Corporate Practice of Dentistry: Dental Support Organizations (DSO) Read More »
Who needs a buy-sell agreement? Entering a business partnership is something like a marriage. While it’s not often preceded by …
As a doctor or a dentist, are you currently thinking of partnering with at least one other member of your …
Are You Considering Partnering With Another Doctor? Read More »
General Partnerships in California The California general partnership is the default entity formed when two individuals carry on a business activity for …
Understanding the California General Partnership Read More »
While patients themselves may applaud the protection they now receive through 1996’s Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, the 2003 addition of HIPAA’s Privacy Rule has resulted in headaches for many of the doctors and dentists who treat them. While paper-based practices and those that transmit their patients’ health and billing data only by telephone or fax have the choice of opting out, medical professionals who send this information over the internet or store it electronically must comply with HIPAA’s stringent privacy rules. This can be a hassle.
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