optometry

As a leading law firm in the health care specialization, we appreciate the pressures optometry practices are under and the unique opportunity available, which is why we are committed to offering a service that is easily accessible, understandable, and not complicated by legal jargon.

There are many issues raised when optometrists think of buying and selling a practice including goodwill, facilitating the transfer of assets, entering into partnership arrangements, or share expense arrangements as well as general issues relating to lease agreements and associate agreements.

We know the optometric business inside out. Our specialist optometric team understands not only the legal issues but also knows the unique pressures that optometrists face including employment law, contract disputes, lease negotiations, incorporation, and board matters, among others.

For additional resources, read our blogs and download the whitepaper below:

• Things to Consider When Purchasing an Optometry Practice, Part I
• Things to Consider When Purchasing an Optometry Practice, Part II

• The Pros and Cons to Corporate Optometry/Subleases and Private Practice

• What Every Optometric Associate Contract Should Include

• 6 Tips to Finding the Ideal Location for Your Optometry Practice

• How to Name Your Optometry Practice

• How to Form an Optometry Corporation
• Tips for Negotiating an Optometry Lease
• How to Sell an Optometry Practice
• Whitepaper: The Top 10 Pitfalls to Avoid When Purchasing an Optometry Practice