Allstate v. Northfield Medical Center went to the New Jersey Supreme Court in 2017 and produced a four million dollar judgment. The uncomfortable part is who else was held liable.
New Jersey Already Punished the Sham PC. Read the Case. Read More »
You may never open in Oregon. Read it anyway: Oregon has written down what regulators elsewhere have been circling for a decade, and the drafting is going to be copied.
Oregon SB 951 Is the Strictest MSO Law in the Country Read More »
New York bars fee splitting between a professional entity and a non-licensee. A percentage-of-revenue management fee is not merely risky here — it is unlawful.
New York Corporate Practice of Medicine: Why Percentage-Based MSO Fees Are Unlawful Read More »
California SB 351 restricts management-side control over clinical decisions and gives the Attorney General enforcement power. Many standard MSA provisions no longer survive.
SB 351 Took Effect January 1: Most California MSO Agreements Need Rewriting Read More »
California enforces corporate practice of medicine more strictly than almost any state. What the PC and MSO each may decide, and the structural mistakes that get found.
Corporate Practice of Medicine in California: Why Your Med Spa Structure Matters Read More »
The corporate practice of medicine stops non-physicians from owning a medical practice. The friendly PC and MSO model is the standard answer — here is how it works and where it fails.
Friendly PC and MSO: How Non-Physicians Legally Operate a Medical Practice Read More »