Lease Assignments Explained for Dental Practice Buyers
For many dental practice buyers, the office lease is one of the most important parts of the transaction. A lease…
Can You Renegotiate Terms After Signing a Practice Agreement?
Yes — dental practice agreements can be renegotiated after signing. Whether a change will hold depends on what your agreement…
What Happens If Your Dental Practice Is Operating Without a PC?
California law requires dentists to practice through a properly structured Professional Corporation, and operating outside that requirement carries real consequences.…
What Happens to Staff Contracts When a Dental Practice Is Sold?
When a dental practice is sold, staff contracts do not automatically transfer in the same way as equipment or patient…
Should You Review the Lease Before Buying a Dental Practice?
Yes, you should review the lease before buying a dental practice. The lease determines whether you can continue operating in…
Mistakes Dentists Make When Forming a Professional Corporation in California
Dentists forming a professional corporation (PC) in California often focus on getting the entity established quickly but overlook structural and…
Can a Seller Stay On After Selling a Dental Practice in California?
Yes, a seller can remain on after selling a dental practice in California, but the arrangement must be carefully structured.…
What Is a Dental Professional Corporation?
A Dental Professional Corporation is a special type of corporation that licensed dentists must use to own and operate their…
How to Set Up a Dental Professional Corporation in California
To set up a dental professional corporation in California, a licensed dentist must form a corporation under the state’s professional…
Why Dental Office Leases Can Delay a Practice Sale in Los Angeles
Dental office leases are one of the most common reasons a practice sale is delayed in Los Angeles. Even when…