By Orly Rumberg

This article emphasizes the importance of contractual provisions to protect your business interests.

By Mason Salisbury

A Living Trust does everything a will does for estate planning and adds a great deal of asset protection which a will does not. A Living Trust is used in place of a will and it is not to be confused with a “living will”. It is a revocable trust you create, you control, and you can dissolve or change at any time. To my debtor/creditor attorney mind estate planning is just a bonus, it is the asset protection you want.

By Jeff Moffatt, CPA, CVA

Best practices for receiving payment for assistance with a surgical procedure.

By Jeff Moffatt, CPA, CVA

Relying on the assets of a practice to determine its value.

By Jeff Moffatt, CPA, CVA

Using the income approach in valuing a medical practice.

By Jeff Moffatt, CPA, CVA

A description of the market approach to valuing a medical practice.

By Jeff Moffatt, CPA, CVA

The value of a practice can depend on why it is being valued.

By Jeff Moffatt, CPA, CVA

Some tips for reviewing your billing and coding practices.

By C. L. Huddleston, J.D.

Physicians think that because of their medical training and/or their resources, they should know how to deal with aging ... theirs or their parents., but even physicians do not understand the enormous challenges of aging until they have experienced it. Help is available, and it is unfair to yourselves and your loved ones to ignore the basics of planning for aging and declining capacity.

By Scott Einiger

Fear of litigation and rising verdicts is cause for concern for any individual interested in protecting substantial business or personal assets. Physicians and dentists are certainly two groups targeted for litigation because of the large damage potential if a mal-occurrence should arise during treatment. As well, physicians and dentists remain personally liable for their professional negligence even if they incorporate their professional practice.