Advising Physicians

Sometimes even doctors need advice.

You’re considering a position at a hospital. You’re about to join a practice group. A tech company wants to license your patented innovation.

The offer is sitting on your desk, and you need to respond.

But how well do you understand the document you’re about to sign?

How exactly is your bonus determined, and by whom? Are you really on a full equity partnership track? How will profits be calculated and distributed? Who determines whether you’ll be on call every Thanksgiving? How will grievances be resolved? Is there something important that’s missing?

Read what Ezra’s clients say about him.

If you’re considering joining a hospital, clinic, or private practice group, you need to remember that they’ll have lawyers at their side through the negotiation.

You need The Reinstein Law Firm.

This is an extremely important negotiation. Your contract will cover myriad important issues, many of which are unique to physician employment or practice group contracts.

You may be tempted to do it all yourself. This would be akin to a lawyer trying to perform surgery on himself by using webmd.com. Parsing and redrafting is not the best use of your valuable time.

You may be tempted to seek help from a lawyer you already know. But unless that lawyer happens to have an expertise in employment law and has studied physician contracts at length, you are going to the wrong specialist.

You may be tempted to use a cut-rate contracts shop. But now is not the time to cut corners. These “advisers” may not even be lawyers. They may just be high-volume referral farms that hand you off to a lawyer you didn’t choose, whom you may never meet, and who may be working from pre-existing forms that bear no relation to your needs and desires.

The fact is, not every lawyer consults with prominent doctors and department chairs to uncover the traps that trip up unaware physicians. Not every lawyer studies the market rate for physician compensation, or has actually litigated employment contract disputes.

Ezra Reinstein is not just any lawyer. Ezra will take the time to meet with you in person. He will review your contract himself, walk you through your contract, and create a strategy tailored to your specific needs.

Ezra Reinstein has the experience, knowledge, and skill to help you understand – and even improve – your contract.

Don’t commit career malpractice. Let Ezra help you.

Call The Reinstein Law Firm today.