Ike Devji, JD

Here's a simple checklist of common issues to consider when you are thinking of buying an existing medical practice or buying out a retiring partner / practice owner.

Here are some key issues for either physicians on their way to starting up their own medical practice, or current owners seeking ways to refine their current office.

Here's an answer to a common question from physicians: "How can I quickly figure out what I have exposed at any given time?"

As the weather heats up, so do scams that target your habits and spending patterns, including remodeling work to your home or medical practice.

The “Seven Deadly Sins” easily represent human nature, business, and spending issues you must overcome as a healthcare executive and practice owner.

Few changes are as onerous as having to switch attorneys in the middle of an issue, especially in an active lawsuit.

A look at an insurance-based strategy to protect a medical practice’s income after the individual physicians’ personal assets are well secured.

Here are some basic tips to help doctors pick the best legal help.

Here's how physicians can acquire executive-level knowledge on complex issues in a time- and cost-efficient way.

Here are six tips to get you thinking about what you really know about your medical practice staff and if you are taking responsibility leading them.

Taking control, even mentally, of the medical business you run or own is no longer a luxury and is required for your survival.

Here are some specific dos and don'ts when it comes to physicians using limited partnerships in a legally defensible way.

Here are some simple tips and rules for physicians to use your limited partnership in a legal and defensible way.

Among the tools commonly used for a variety of asset protection and estate planning purposes is the familiar “limited partnership” commonly referred to as a “family limited partnership.”

This is a clear reminder that at the heart of nearly every successful business are two simple things: people and relationships.

The next 60 days marks the final push to sell physicians across the United States tax plans of both good and questionable value.

Here are some small simple issues that every physician can act on by themselves today with little or no cost.

Be willing to take action and responsibility as the CEO of your medical business including delegating the management of financial issues to experts.

You've doubtless put a lot of thought and research into your new computers … but how you dispose of the old equipment is just as vital a choice for your practice.

Here are five common issues that negatively impact physicians when it comes to basic estate planning.

Parents, siblings, and older children failing to plan for their own financial future can impact your own wealth as a physician.

Holiday parties should be fun, but we also need to address the way people really behave at these events and what it means for your medical practice.

Physicians should know how and if you can walk away from an underwater mortgage as a strategic financial move and as part of your asset protection plan.

Sure, there are bargains to be had in the luxury home market, but the phrase “buyer beware” has never been more apt.

While medical practices vary widely in complexity and income, the successful ones all share one common trait: they plan ahead and look to the past for guidance.

Part of the hesitation to dismiss practice employees is based on the fact that most people don’t know how to fire and discipline in a safe and effective way.

Want to keep more of what you earned this year? Here are some basic tips to get you thinking now about the end of the calendar year.

Given the power of the Internet and the unmistakable reach and shelf life of a digital complaint, it’s more important than ever to both have and defend a professional reputation.

We all like to think our kids are better behaved, smarter, and more sensible than the ones we see in the news or read about, but their exposure to potential lawsuits often arise from mundane activities you never dreamed would be an issue.

One way the federal government is raising revenue is by more strictly enforcing existing tax codes and by hiring a vast number of new revenue agents to take a hard look at many of the issues that are commonly ignored. An example of this is the gift tax.