What Tennessee physicians need to know about restrictive covenants not to compete

by Dan Smith | Sep 5, 2022 | Health Law Videos, Health Professionals' Business Blog, Healthcare Law, Healthcare Law Videos

Why Every Medical Practice Should Have Written Employment Agreements with Their Office Staff

by Dan Smith | Aug 22, 2022 | Health Professionals' Business Blog, Healthcare Law

Hi, this is Dan Smith of DPS Legal Counsel. Welcome to today’s podcast of Legal Scrubs. Today’s question that I want to address is why every single independent medical practice, whether it’s a big one or a small one, why every single medical practice...

Should a physician enter a business arrangement with a telemedicine company?

by Dan Smith | Aug 1, 2022 | Health Professionals' Business Blog, Healthcare Law

There are certainly a number of legitimate legitimate business arrangements that physicians can enter into with telemedicine companies. And, of course, we are all aware that many physicians have appropriately used telemedicine arrangements during the current public...

Which Patients Does a Physician Departing a Group Medical Practice Need to Notify, What Information Should be Included in the Notice, and How is the Notice Given?

by Dan Smith | Jan 31, 2022 | Health Law Daily Update, Health Law Videos, Health Professionals' Business Blog, Healthcare Law, Healthcare Law Videos, Physician Employment Agreements, Physicians

The General Rules and Regulations Governing the Practice of Medicine in Tennessee, promulgated by the Tennessee Board of Medical Examiners, provides requirements for notice to patients when a physician departs from a group medical practice. According to Rule...

Two Key Points to Negotiate in a Physician Employment Agreement

by Dan Smith | Aug 26, 2021 | Health Law Videos, Healthcare Law, Healthcare Law Videos

How and Why to Use a Letter of Intent in the Sale of a Medical Practice

by Dan Smith | Aug 12, 2021 | Health Law Videos, Health Professionals' Business Blog, Healthcare Law, Healthcare Law Videos