Jaw Law Podcast

In this episode, dental attorney Joseph McGregor dives into Group Purchasing Organizations (GPO's), and how they can help private dental practices.

In this episode, dental attorney Joseph McGregor breaks down why DSO and private buyer valuations aren't the same, and the problems encountered when a seller wants to sell to a private buyer using a DSO evaluation.

In this episode, dental attorney Joseph McGregor breaks down the different ways he's seen dental practice owners write their contracts, and how each of those methods can come back to hurt them.

In this episode, dental attorney Joseph McGregor dives into the similarities and differences between collections and adjusted production, and why you need to be careful when signing your next employment contract.

As we approach the end of the year, dental attorney Joseph McGregor brings you a recap of the most interesting things learned through experience in the legal dentistry world.

In this episode, dental attorney Joseph McGregor explains the importance of preparing to sell your dental practice, the preparations you must make leading up to it, and the questions you should be asking yourself years in advance.

In this episode dental attorney Joseph McGregor breaks down the four things every tenant should know before approaching a renewal.

Not all legal advice comes from lawyers. In this episode, dental attorney Joseph McGregor breaks down real-life lessons where dental professionals could be steered into trouble by well-meaning members of the dental community, and how to avoid these types of situations in your practice.

In this episode, dental attorney Joseph McGregor breaks down the new Texas law (SB 1318) that reshapes how non-competes work for dental professionals. Joseph also explores the potential challenges and unintended consequences these changes will have on your dental practice.

In this episode, dental attorney Joseph McGregor dives into one of the toughest questions dentists face while negotiating a deal, or employment: when should you compromise? Joseph explores how expectations are formed and how to set standards for your dental transaction.

In this episode, dental attorney Joseph McGregor brings you an update on an episode from the vault. Listen to his observations on giving your associates a slice of ownership of your practice, and the impact this can have on performance, loyalty, and long-term growth.

In this episode, dental attorney Joseph McGregor breaks down the differences between leasing and renting an office space.

In this episode, dental attorney Joseph McGregor answers one of the most commonly asked questions: Can I be sued? Although the answer may appear straightforward, there’s more to it than it seems.

In this episode, dental lawyer Joseph McGregor discusses the problems and solutions when your dental practice employer fails to funnel you enough patients.

In this episode, dental attorney Joseph McGregor explains what the process of backing out of a dental practice transaction looks like, and how to know if you are in a position to do so.

In this episode, dental attorney Joseph McGregor explains the possible scenarios and outcomes that you could face if you are thinking about breaking your employment contract.

In this episode, dental attorney Joseph McGregor veers a little off legal course to share an observation he has made over the years of witnessing and advising dental practices.

ChatGPT is at times marvelous, and other times counterproductive. In this episode, dental attorney Joseph McGregor explains when ChatGPT might be a useful legal assistant, and when it falls short.

In this episode, dental attorney Joseph McGregor brings you the latest update on the Corporate Transparency Act. You’ll want to hear this, since the latest news require action on your part (at least until we hear otherwise).

In this episode, dental attorney Joseph McGregor dives into the frustration when dental employers, especially corporate ones, refuse to soften a harsh contract. He goes on to talk about the macro forces that need to be in place or else the problem will continue to worsen.