Orlando, Fla. - December 11, 2018 -
Attorney Lance Leider of The Health Law Firm, was recently interviewed for an article by a health and media fellow at NPR and Georgetown University School of Medicine.
Mr. Leider is extensively quoted in the article for his experience regarding non-compete and morality clauses in physician contracts and has been involved in a number of litigation cases.
"There's always a laundry list of things the employer can terminate the contract for. There's usually a catch-all. Anything that calls into question the reputation of the practice."
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to view the article on NPR and see more of Mr. Leider's interview.
As a health care attorney, Lance O. Leider has reviewed hundreds of physician employment contracts. He also represents health care providers finding themselves the targets of investigations in state and federal cases. These cases include fraud accusations, licensing and disciplinary issues, administrative hearings and appeals, regulatory matters and litigation.
The services The Health Law Firm provides include reviewing and negotiating physician employment contracts, preparing and helping employers and employees enforce contracts, advice on setting aside or voiding contracts, litigation (in start or federal court) and litigation of restrictive covenant (covenants not to compete).
