“In my opinion, there are 3 phases of a contract: how you get into it, how you operate through it, and how you get out. The goal is for the business owner to set things up so there are no surprises later on.” - David Cohen
In any Investment Grade Practice, there are 3 levels: Investing in yourself, growing your asset, and protecting your asset. As you grow your own Investment Grade PracticeTM, the legal aspects can be the most challenging and confusing for many new (and experienced) business owners. Which is why I am so pleased to be talking to David Cohen who can really speak to all three of these levels with his expertise in dental business law.
For those who don’t know David, he is the founding partner of Cohen Law Firm and has extensive experience in representing individuals, mid-size corporations and small-size corporations in partnership and limited liability company law. One aspect I especially appreciate about David - and that we dive into in our conversation - is that he advises employers about their relationships with their employees and independent contractors, as well as creating legally binding agreements documenting the details of those relationships.
Today, he and I discuss the basic aspects every business owner should know about dental contract law. The dental world is unique and there are a few special factors that need to be considered. So David is joining me to empower you with information that allows you to grow - and most importantly protect - your Investment Grade PracticeTM, including:
- 3 things doctors should understand about contract law
- Writing contracts so you can proceed proactively and not have any surprises
- Termination clauses and how to protect your business and your working relationships
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Episode 15 - Dental Contract Law with David Cohen