OK, so you have a dentistry professional corporation and you want to issue shares to your family members? Why? Because you want to income split.…
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I was talking with a dentist the other day. He was going to become an associate for a dentist. After about a year or so,…
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Why is it that virtually all of the associate agreements that I've ever been asked to review/revise/negotiate contemplate that the associate will be an INDEPENDENT…
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Please note that the information provided herein is not legal advice and is provided for informational and educational purposes only. If you need legal advice,…
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When it comes to associate agreements, one of the most important terms revolves around getting paid. Typically, in the dental industry, an associate will have…
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This is a follow-up to my recent introductory blog about dentist's associate agreements. In this blog, I'll be discussing some additional terms and conditions you…
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Look, I know I've written a lot about Associate Agreements for Dentists. But I still think it's important to hammer home the message. What kinds…
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A corporation is created by having the initial directors file articles of incorporation in the jurisdiction in which the corporation is going to have its…
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I'm just continuing my discussion of court cases dealing with the issue of whether a dental professional is an independent contractor or an employee: 509023…
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I'm going to continue my discussion from previous blog posts about what courts have said about the whole independent contractor vs. employee debate when it…
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