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The Dilution of Texas Corporate Practice of Medicine
Until recently, Texas had one of the strongest corporate practices of medicine in the United States. Basically, the corporate practice of medicine required that any entity providing clinical medical services in Texas had to be a professional entity wholly owned … Continue reading
Groundbreaking Decision on Non-Compete Agreements
Non-compete agreements traditionally have been disfavored but, under certain circumstances, have been enforceable in Texas. In follow up to rulings in recent years that lighten the burden for employers to enforce non-competes, the Texas Supreme Court has reached another important … Continue reading
Healthcare Reform Law Turns One
Where Are We Now? On March 23rd, 2011 the Patient Protection Affordable Care Act (“Act”) celebrated its first birthday. As a reminder, the Act provides a host of new legal requirements for health insurance reforms, and expansion of Federal and … Continue reading