Matt LaMaster, Esq.[email protected]Dental PracticeOffice lease negotiating: Part 4 -- Term & renewalIn part four of this series, Matt LaMaster discusses why a lease may not start on the day it is signed and how some practices negotiate to delay paying rent until the practice is established. He also explores lease renewals and terminations.March 29, 2016Dental PracticeOffice lease negotiating: Part 3 -- Repair & maintenanceIn part three of this series, Matt LaMaster discusses who is responsible for the repair and maintenance of a dental office building and why many dentists don't pay attention to this part of their lease until they are out thousands of dollars.November 19, 2015Dental PracticeOffice lease negotiating: Part 2 -- RentPaying rent is one of the most heavily negotiated and litigated aspects of a lease. Thousands of dollars are on the line, and payments can drastically affect your cash flow. In part two of this series, Matt LaMaster discusses rent, how it's calculated, and tips on negotiating a better lease.October 5, 2015Dental PracticeOffice lease negotiating: Part 1 -- Location & relocationThe largest expense for a dental practice, besides employees and staffing, is routinely the cost associated with the office real estate. In the first of a new series, Matt LaMaster focuses on the common traps and negotiating points in offices leases that most dental practices fail to consider when negotiating their lease.September 8, 2015Dental Practice4 tips for associate contractsWhether you are a new graduate of dental school or a dentist seeking a new position, Matt LaMaster, Esq., offers four tips for an associate contract in his first column for DrBicuspid.com. He offers practical advice and questions those on both sides of the negotiation should ask.May 18, 2015Page 1 of 1Top StoriesLegal IssuesU.S. judge orders ex-dentist to pay $300K-plus judgmentA former dentist's alleged deception has cost him $320,000 in a U.S. court judgment.ImplantsThe probe still wins: Dr. Jan Derks on peri-implantitis, implant fracture, and what the field needs before 2030Office ManagementThe state of dental care delivery in 2026 and beyond, Part 2Practice Trends2/3 of Americans are cutting back. Is your dental practice ready?Sponsor ContentFree webinar for dental leaders
