Should NPs, PAs and MDs be 1099 or Employees?

In today's video, we'll discuss whether nurse practitioners and physician assistants can be 1099 contractors in a medical practice in California.

In today's video, we're interviewing Elissa R. Brewster, JD, MHA, one of our of Counsels working on Management Services Organizations (MSO), Medical Spas, Compliance, Transactional Work and many more.

In today's video, we're interviewing Drew R. Barnholtz, our Managing Attorney working on Transactional Law, M&A (Mergers & Acquisitions), Medical Devices, and many more.

In the last decade, the FDA’s Center for Devices and Radiological Health (CDRH) has implemented many new programs to help developers obtain authorization of medical devices

In today's video, we're going to talk about the Professional Medical Corporation, and in our scenario, ACME came to us, and they want to brand the name of their MSO to Professional Medical [...]

The first and most serious mistake medical companies, medical practices, doctors, nurses, and others make is – failing to make an appointment with an experienced healthcare lawyer – to discuss [...]

Often our physician, physician assistant, and nurse practitioner clients ask us telemedicine questions involving practices across multiple states. Can I practice virtually across state lines and [...]

Physicians and medical practices who merge their practices, sell, or acquire a medical practice need to notify their clients about the transaction so they can make informed decisions about their [...]

The manufacturers of weight loss drugs and the doctors who prescribe weight loss drugs need to understand FDA compliance rules, how to prescribe the drugs, and how to monitor the use of the drugs

Individuals and companies that make and market aromatherapy products need to understand when the products may be considered drugs by the FDA and when the FDA will consider that the products are [...]