Blog: Corporate Formations

Owning real estate builds equity, locks in occupancy costs, and creates a second income stream when you lease excess space or eventually sell. 

However, purchasing real estate through your professional practice corporation exposes that equity to malpractice claims, creditor judgments, …

You poured years into mastering your craft, into building patient trust and a reputation for excellence. Now, your vision expands beyond the operatory, reaching for the stability and growth that define a truly established dental enterprise.

This ambition, however, requires …

Ensuring the longevity of businesses and a company’s continued success is a concern for every owner. While day-to-day operations and immediate challenges often take precedence, strategic planning for the future is equally, if not more, critical. 

Business succession planning is …

Mergers and acquisitions can offer huge opportunities in the dental industry. If you own a dental practice, you might consider selling your business or joining forces with another practice. Or, you may want to buy a smaller practice to grow …

As a dental practice owner, you strive to create a positive and productive work environment for your employees. However, allegations of misconduct, discrimination, or employee mistreatment can disrupt even the most pleasant workplaces.

Facing such accusations is never easy, but …

As a dental practice owner, you may find yourself needing to negotiate business deals or draft a letter of intent (LOI). These processes can be complicated and intimidating, especially if you’re unfamiliar with the legal aspects.

Below, a dental business …

In California, there are many potential advantages to incorporating a professional service corporation (professional corporation) as opposed to operating as an individual (sole proprietor) whether alone or in a partnership. However, incorporating a professional corporation is not simple and requires …