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June 5, 2026
Physician Compensation Models in California
Owning and operating a medical practice is complicated. Physician compensation is just one of many issues that needs to be considered. Physician compensation in California depends on how medical services are structured, billed, and regulated under state law. Compensation models must account for corporate practice of medicine restrictions, fee-spl…
June 3, 2026
Managing Risk When Expanding a Medical Practice to Multiple Locations in California
Are you preparing to expand your medical practice to a different location in California? If so, there are several different risks that you need to consider. Multi-location expansion changes how a California medical practice operates from day to day. Staffing models, reimbursement flow, and physician oversight become more difficult to monitor acro…
June 2, 2026
What Medical Practices Should Know Before Terminating a Physician, Nurse, or Practice Manager in California
Employment law is complicated. Before a medical practice takes the big step of terminating a physician, nurse, practice manager, or other key player, it is important to have a proper plan in place. There are a wide range of legal, logistical, and business issues that need to be addressed. Here, our California business lawyer for employers highlig…
June 2, 2026
Succession Planning for California Medical Practices
The owners of California medical practices should have a comprehensive, well-considered succession plan in place. If something happens to any owner of the medical practice without a plan in place, it can create some very serious challenges. Navigating the transition is a lot easier with a proper business succession plan. Here, our California busi…
May 13, 2026
Legal Considerations Before Opening a New Medical Office Location in California
Opening a new medical office location is a major step for any California medical practice. A second or additional location can create new opportunities for growth, patient access, and revenue. At the same time, it can also create new legal, employment, lease, licensing, and operational risks. Before opening a new office, a medical practice should…
May 13, 2026
Succession Planning for California Medical Practices
The owners of California medical practices should have a comprehensive, well-considered succession plan in place. If something happens to any owner of the medical practice without a plan in place, it can create some very serious challenges. Navigating the transition is a lot easier with a proper business succession plan. Here, our California busi…
March 3, 2026
Defending Employers: What to Do Before Employee Files a Claim
Most employer liability problems start small. An employee complains and the employer either reacts too slowly or improperly. That can risk serious problems. As an employer, the best way to address a complaint from an employee is to act before there is a formal claim. A fair, unbiased and proactive approach is the best approach. Here, our Californ…
March 3, 2026
Defending Employers in Medical Practices: What to Do Before an Employee Claim is Filed
Owning and operating a medical practice is complicated. A wide range of issues can arise. Employee complaints have the potential to be amongst the most damaging to employers. A fair, unbiased and proactive approach is a must. Lynnette Ariathurai is a California business lawyer who helps medical practices protect their interests before claims are…
January 12, 2026
MSAs for Medical Practices in California: Uncover Hidden Costs and Minimize Risk
Do you own and/or operate a medical practice in California? If so, you may be considering entering into a medical services agreement (MSA). Broadly explained, these are contracts between a professional practice and a third party company that offers administrative/business services. An MSA can be a useful tool for a medical practice in California…
January 12, 2026
How California Employers Can Protect Themselves from Wage and Hour Claims
California has some of the most comprehensive wage and hour regulations in the entire country. All businesses and organizations that operate in California must comply with both federal and state wage and hour laws. A proactive approach is one of the keys to preventing claims. Here, our Fremont employment lawyer for preventing claims highlights be…

