Blog: Associate Buy-Ins and Partnership Transition

Two dentists may share office space, staff, and equipment without forming a legal partnership by structuring separate professional entities, maintaining independent billing and patient records, and documenting cost-sharing arrangements through subleases or management services agreements. Understanding corporate practice of dentistry ...

Dental practice transitions can create exciting opportunities or signify the closing of a chapter. In either case, transitions can involve stressful legal issues. Whether buying or selling a dental practice, you need a lawyer who can navigate the legal pitfalls ...

Associate buy-in deal structures can be a complex and important aspect of any dental practice’s strategic planning. When considering the addition of new partners or associates, you establish clear guidelines and agreements to ensure the practice’s success and sustainability. By ...

The consolidation of DSOs (Dental Service Organizations) and secondary private equity sales present complex challenges in the healthcare industry. DSOs are facing increasing pressure to expand and consolidate in order to meet the demands of a changing market. This consolidation ...

Buying a dental practice is a major decision that requires careful consideration and professional guidance. Whether you are a seasoned dentist looking to expand your practice or a recent graduate eager to start your dental career, acquiring an existing dental ...

Making the choice to enter a dental partnership is a significant decision that impacts the trajectory of your dental practice. It is essential to consider the factors that can influence this decision. As a law firm primarily serving dental professionals, Wood ...