Business Litigation Law Blog
Can a Dentist Be Personally Liable for an Employee’s Discrimination Claim in California?
Most dental practice owners assume their professional corporation protects them personally from employee lawsuits. It does not, at least not in the way they think,...
Plastic Surgery Practice Partnership Dissolution: How to Exit Without Losing Everything
A plastic surgery partnership that made sense when you signed the papers can become one of the most complex and financially consequential disputes in California business law....
Med Spa Investor Dispute: Who Actually Owns the Practice?
You built the clientele. You hired the injectors. You negotiated the lease, wrote the treatment protocols, and turned a startup into a practice that generates...
Can You Sue Your Law Firm Partner in California? What Attorneys and Firm Owners Need to Know
You can sue your law firm partner in California, and the law that governs the fight is a blend of ordinary partnership rules and special...
Employee Lawsuits Against My Business: Can I Be Personally Sued as the Owner?
If an employee sues your company, you might assume the lawsuit stops at the business. The company gets served, the company hires an attorney, and your personal bank account...
Non-Compete Clauses in California Medical Practices: What You Can and Can’t Enforce
You spent years building your practice, training your associates, and earning the trust of your patients. So when a physician, dentist, or associate provider walks out the...
Piercing the Corporate Veil in California: When Shareholders Become Personally Liable
You incorporated your business to protect yourself. That was the right call. A corporation creates a wall between your company's obligations and your personal finances,...
What to Do When a Former Employee Takes Clients or Trade Secrets: A California Employer’s Guide
Few situations create more immediate risk for a California business than discovering that a former employee has taken clients, confidential documents, or sensitive information after...
Bought a Dental Practice and the Seller Misrepresented Revenue? Legal Remedies for California Buyers
What legal remedies does a California buyer have if a dental practice seller misrepresented revenue? The buyer may pursue claims for fraudulent or negligent misrepresentation,...