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March 09, 2021

Dental Law

Dental Leasing

When setting up a dental practice one of the most integral and over looked components is reviewing and negotiating your lease. Leases are always drafted to be heavily in favour of the landlord.

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March 09, 2021

Business Law

Why Have a Minute Book and Why Keep it Up to Date?

A corporation is legally required to record certain transactions in its minute book including the appointment and resignation of directors and officers, changes to the address of its registered office, changes to the addresses of directors, officers and shareholders, and issuances and transfers of shares.

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January 08, 2021

Corporate Law

Deciding on a Business Structure

One of the key considerations when starting a business is determining the legal structure of the business: sole proprietorship, partnership (general or limited), or corporation, among others. Each of these structures comes with its own benefits and drawbacks and, though the structure of a business can be changed later, cost and legal considerations may make this difficult.

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January 08, 2021

Veterinarian Law

Selling Your Vet Practice – Things to Consider

Any prospective buyer will want information regarding the financial performance of your practice, existing contracts and patient records. It is therefore important that before you begin the sales process, you ensure that you have organized all paperwork in respect of your practice.

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