Most dentists assume that operating through a professional corporation protects them from personal liability under a commercial lease. An Alberta court decision suggests that assumption…
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Privacy breaches in healthcare are often discussed in terms of hacked databases or lost records. In May 2026, however, an Ontario Superior Court decision illustrated…
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A 2026 Alberta decision, Tudor v Accurate Screen Ltd., is an important reminder for dental practice owners: hiring decisions are built on trust, and serious…
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Regulatory complaints often arise not from clear clinical failures, but from breakdowns in communication, expectations, and patient relationships. The recent decision in Leckie v. Kostirko…
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A 2025 Ontario Small Claims Court decision, Duchene v. H.S. Bedi Dentistry Professional Corporation, is an important reminder to dentists that excellent clinical work does…
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After you've decided to sell, you've likely engaged a law firm to help prepare your practice for sale. They'll cover things like gathering due diligence…
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Patient complaints alleging negligence are among the most stressful situations a dentist can face. The process of responding to a claim can be time-consuming, emotionally…
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The Health Professions Appeal and Review Board’s December 2025 decision in Drake v. Mueller offers a cautionary lesson for Ontario dentists about patient privacy, informed…
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In October 2025, the Information and Privacy Commissioner of Ontario ("IPC") released Decision 309 arising from a patient complaint about a dental practice that had…
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Many employment agreements include a clause allowing the employer to terminate the relationship "at any time." It sounds reasonable. After all, flexibility is essential in…
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