Legal Guidance for your Medical Practice Holiday Parties

Oct 29, 2013

With the holidays rapidly approaching, it’s a good time for a refresher on do’s and don’ts when planning an event for your medical practice.

Editor’s Note: Ike Devji is teaching risk management and asset protection to doctors this week at the American College of Rheumatology convention in San Diego. So we are repeating a previous column that is timely and addresses a serious risk many practices will face or create in the next 60 days.

Seven Legal Survival Tips for Your Office Holiday Party

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