Physicians understand the significance of reputation in building a successful practice, but what might not be immediately apparent is the crucial role of intellectual property (IP) as a core business asset. Intellectual property encompasses legal protections for creations of the mind and comes in various forms, including trademarks, copyrights, patents, and trade secrets. Each of…
Unlocking the Physician’s Contracts Code: Why You Need a Review If you’re a doctor, you’ll likely encounter job contracts at some point in your career, whether you’re just starting out, in the middle of interviews, or well into your profession. These contracts can be packed with complicated legal terms and conditions, so it’s important to…
What Constitutes a Contract Breach? Contracts are agreements with terms and conditions that both parties must follow. If one party fails to fulfill their part of the agreement without a valid reason, it’s called a breach of the contract. There are different types of contract breaches, such as: If you suspect a breach of contract,…
Employers sometimes use non-compete agreements to protect their secrets and client lists and stop employees from working for their rivals. When healthcare providers hire new doctors, they might make special agreements, called physician non-compete agreements. But these rules can be stricter and have extra conditions compared to regular non-compete agreements. Texas Requirements for Physician Non-Compete…