National Veterinary Law Center Winter Newsletter

Download Our Guide: 11 Essential Steps to Purchasing or Selling a Veterinary Practice Are you considering a purchase, sale or merger? The attorneys in our National Veterinary Law Center deliver a unique, 360-degree approach to veterinary practice transitions that leads to professional and financial success. Whether it’s guiding you through the complexities of buying your first practice, helping you execute a merger, or negotiating a practice sale, our full-service team of attorneys will help you navigate any type of business transition.

Featured Articles

But When Will I Get My Vaccine? Although the FDA began issuing COVID-19 vaccines in December, many members of the veterinary industry have been left wondering when their vaccines will be made available. While veterinarians are typically recognized as “healthcare providers” by their respective states, they have scarcely been included in Phase 1A of vaccine distribution – with California and Oregon being notable exceptions. Read More

Peter H. Tanella Chair, National Veterinary Law Center ptanella@lawfirm.ms (973) 243-7915 Legal Lingo Peter Tanella's ongoing column in Today's Veterinary Business breaks down the essential issues every veterinarian needs to know. Here are three recent articles: Fair and Square: Veterinarians should have a basic understanding of the rules of competition. The Last Word: What you need to know about arbitration clauses in employment contracts. The First-Time Practice Owner: Opening a veterinary clinic is a fabulous opportunity, but planning is best done one step at a time.

Industry Spotlight

CARR: Helping People who Help People With an exclusive focus on representing tenants and buyers of healthcare and medical properties, CARR is dedicated to securing the best real estate solution for veterinary practices. We recently caught up with CARR's North New Jersey Agent, Nick Yanakas. CARR publishes a wealth of helpful articles and videos for veterinarians on a wide range of real estate issues. Here are just a few of them: Should you own your medical office space? What if the landlord is my friend? Could paying higher rent increase my profitability? What You Need To Know About Purchasing Or Leasing Healthcare Real Estate

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Our Veterinary Law Blog Our Veterinary Law Blog has a number of resources to help you manage and grow your practice. Recent articles cover MSOs, malpractice liability, tips on staying independent and maximizing profits, and much more. Take me there

This information is being provided to keep you abreast of developments that could affect you or your business. It should not be construed as legal advice or opinion. If you have a specific question regarding a particular situation or legal issue, you should seek advice from legal counsel.