LEGAL CONSIDERATIONS

Successful Strategies in Purchasing or Selling Your Dental Practice: Part 2

New Strategies in Successfully Purchasing or Selling Your Dental Practice: Part 1

New Strategies to Protect Yourself when Negotiating or Renewing Your Dental Office Lease-Part 3

New Strategies to Protect Yourself when Negotiating or Renewing Your Dental Office Lease-Part 2

New Strategies to Protect Yourself when Negotiating or Renewing Your Dental Office Lease-Part 1

Why Do I Have to Sign a Non-Compete When Selling My Practice?

Q: How does real estate factor into a dental practice transition?  A: Real Estate is always part of the consideration when transitioning a dental practice. For the seller, who owns or leases space, it involves negotiating terms with the buyer. For the buyer, it...

Restrictive covenants, commonly referred to as “non-competes”, are important to protect your practice in two situations - when purchasing an existing dental practice and when hiring an associate dentist to work in your practice.  In each of these situations there is a...

David Durm is a partner in Barnes & Thornburg LLP’s Indianapolis, Indiana office and a member of the firm’s Real Estate and Corporate Departments.  Mr. Durm previously held the position of Vice President – Legal and Assistant Secretary for Duke Realty Corporation...

Letters of Intent are critical to frame the agreed upon deal and give direction to both buyer and seller in a transaction.  Thad Miller of DDSmatch sits down with Amy VonDielingen, attorney with Wooden & McLaughlin to discuss this important document and items to...