North Carolina Dental Law
Full Legal Services for Your Dental Practice
If you are a dentist who is considering opening a dental practice, whether as a solo practitioner or with one or two other dentists, you may have many questions and concerns. What kind of incorporation should you have? How will the professional and general liability insurance work? How does one partner leave the practice if that time should come? How do we make capital investments? What type of patient intake and liability waiver forms should we use?
When you form a new business, there are brick and mortar decisions to be made as well as staffing and partnership decisions. Many dentists find that a PLLC, or Professional Limited Liability Company, works for them. The type of business corporation that you form will depend on your short-term and long-term goals, your risk tolerance and other factors.
Attorney Rob Maitland, the founder of The Maitland Law Firm, PLLC, has not only the legal experience you need, but banking and financial experience as well. As the former vice president of two financial institutions, he understands financing, investing, licensing and of course all the legal matters involved in business formations, especially as they apply to the practice of dentistry.