When reviewing an employment agreement, physicians often focus on compensation, call coverage, and non-compete clauses . But buried in many contracts are representations and compliance provisions tied to the Stark Law – and misunderstanding them can create serious risk. At
Physician employment contracts are often signed at moments of excitement – finishing training, starting a new job, or relocating for a new opportunity. But when personal circumstances change, those same contracts can quickly become restrictive and unforgiving. At Gardner Employment
Age discrimination has become a growing concern across multiple professions, including medicine. Our research indicates that older physicians are increasingly being sidelined despite decades of experience and exemplary records. At Gardner Employment Law, we’ve seen firsthand how age bias can
Did you know Texas just passed a law that provides physicians more protection in their non-compete agreements? Combined with new FTC scrutiny, the tide is shifting toward physician protection. Continue reading to learn how both Texas lawmakers and the FTC
When physicians sign an employment agreement, they often focus on patient care rather than the fine print. However, poor physician contract negotiation can lead to lower pay, excessive work hours, and costly liabilities. Here’s how to negotiate better terms and
