Veterinarian Malpractice (Holding Vets Accountable for Professional Negligence)
As licensed professionals in California, veterinarians can be held liable for malpractice. It is a risk that needs to be considered along with the range of different considerations that need to be addressed—from the compensation structure to an office lease to making preparations for defending the business when something might go wrong. Within th…
Legal Considerations When Closing a Veterinarian Practice
Are you preparing to close a veterinarian practice in California? It is crucial that you take a proactive, detailed, focused approach. You need to comply with all state regulations and wind down your professional practice in an orderly manner so that you can best protect your financial interests. In this article, our Bay Area business lawyer for…
Merging Veterinarian Practices – What to Expect
Do you own and operate a veterinary practice in the Bay Area of California? Are you considering merging with another practice? Doing so may be a great opportunity to create business synergies and to grow your practice. At the same time, you need to be properly prepared. Mergers are complicated—especially for professional practices. Here, our Bay…
Legal Considerations When Entering Partnership in a Construction Company
Construction is a booming industry in California. There are many opportunities for businesses. You may be considering expanding your efforts in the industry by purchasing a construction company or entering a partnership. Before you enter partnership in a construction company in California, there are key things that you should know. In this articl…
Merging Veterinarian Practices – What to Expect
Are you a veterinarian in California who owns a practice and is preparing to expand or transform it? Building a group veterinary practice is complicated. You may be considering merging your professional practice with another existing business. Here, our Fremont business lawyer for veterinary practices highlights what you should expect if you are…
Employees vs. Contractors in Construction – Labor Designation
Construction is a labor intensive business. All companies in the construction industry should have a well-designed structure in place for handling their workforce. Some work may be performed by contractors instead of employees and there are strict rules and regulations regarding worker classification. Improper labor designation could lead to big…
Considerations When Buying a Construction Company
The California Construction and Industrial Materials Association (CalCIMA) cites data showing the construction industry generates nearly $35 billion in revenue in our state each year. There are a lot of options for entrepreneurs in construction; you may be considering purchasing a construction company. Here, our Fremont attorney for buying a busi…
Compensation Structures in Veterinary Practices
Know the Legal Structure of Veterinary Practices in California
As with other types of businesses, veterinary practices must have the right legal foundation to thrive. Under the California Veterinary Medicine Practice Act, veterinarians cannot form their business as a partnership or a limited liability company (LLC). Instead, group veterinary p…
Building a Group Practice Nursing Business
Nurses are indispensable to healthcare in the United States. The more than 525,000 actively practicing registered nurses (RNs) in our state work hard to ensure patients get proper care (California Board of Registered Nursing).
If you are a registered nurse considering building a business, it is crucial that you put the proper structure in plac…
CouncilONE Advisors Awards Lynnette Ariathurai with Reid Neubert Founder Award
The Reid Neubert Founder Award recognizes the member who has demonstrated dedication to the growth and overall impact of the Council for the prior year.
FREMONT, CALIFORNIA, UNITED STATES, January 24, 2024 /EINPresswire.com/ — CouncilONE Advisors, the Bay Area’s premier business-to-business networking association for experienced pro…