Florida has a reputation as one of the more employer-friendly states in the country when it comes to non-compete agreements, especially compared to states like California, which voids most non-competes outright. But "employer-friendly" doesn't mean "anything goes."...
If your practice offers sign-on bonuses or relocation packages to recruit physicians, nurse practitioners, or other providers with a requirement that they pay some of it back if they leave early, California's Assembly Bill 692 (AB 692), effective January 1, 2026,...
Overpayments happen constantly in healthcare billing. A patient pays a copay that turns out to be more than what was owed. An insurer processes a claim twice. A coordination-of-benefits issue results in double payment. Historically, how quickly (or slowly) a practice...
One of the first decisions when starting a practice or business in Florida is choosing an entity type. The two most common options, the Limited Liability Company (LLC) and the Corporation (Inc.), both protect your personal assets from business debts, but they differ...
When you form an LLC in Florida, the state doesn't actually require you to have an operating agreement at all, and Sunbiz (Florida's business registration portal) doesn't provide one for you. That gap gets filled one of two ways: either you draft a real operating...
If you're operating a management services organization (MSO) in California — or you're a physician, dentist, or other licensed professional working under an MSO arrangement — there's a new enforcement action worth paying close attention to. On June 26, 2026,...
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