Legal Services for Dentists
Running a dental practice is hard enough without legal questions slowing you down, whether it’s a tricky associate agreement, a lease issue, a purchase or sale, or a complaint that needs a calm, careful response.
Juriscorp Law provides legal services for dentists with plain-English guidance, clear next steps, and coordinated files that move on time.
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Practice Ownership & Corporations
Practice Purchases & Sales
Associates, Locums & Staff
Leases & Clinic Real Estate
Financing & Banking
Regulation, Discipline & Complaints
Disputes, Claims & Litigation
Succession & Exit Planning
Alberta Dental College Defence & Hearings
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Please do not hesitate to hire Harshdeep as your lawyer. You only need one meeting with her to know that you are in fantastic hands. She gets a 5 star review from my family and I and we have no doubt that she is one of the best lawyers in Canada!
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Harman handled our Legal matters very calmly, patiently and efficiently. Shounak has been always very helpful in helping out with any legal matters wherever he could be of help. I would recommend them 100% to anyone for a positive experience.
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Harshdeep is just amazing, as is the entire team, and I would not hesitate to call on them again for any future needs that may arise. I would recommend this team without reservation. Thank you Juriscorp Law Offices! 🙂
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Setting Up a New Dental Professional Corporation?
Incorporating can improve tax planning and make ownership, financing, and exit planning cleaner–but only if it’s structured and compliant from day one.
In Alberta, dentists incorporate through a Professional Corporation (PC) and complete the required steps with the College of Dental Surgeons of Alberta (CDSA), including College review/approval of Articles and the PC registration/permit process.
We understand the difference between running one chair and managing multiple clinics, and we adjust our advice and strategy accordingly.
Receive practical legal guidance that helps you reach your ideal outcomes while reducing risk and supporting sustainable growth.
Time to Give Your Practice a Health Check
Stop guessing about your legal exposure. Talk to an experienced lawyer and get real answers.=
Protect Your Practice, Protect Your Patients
We help you protect your clinic by putting the right agreements, compliance systems, and risk controls in place.
Whether You’re a Sole Practitioner or Multi-Location Office
Receive practical legal guidance that helps you reach your ideal outcomes while reducing risk and supporting sustainable growth.
Frequently Asked Questions
What kinds of legal services do you provide for dentists?
We help with the legal needs that commonly come up in dental practice ownership and employment. That can include contract drafting and review, corporate setup and maintenance, purchase or sale support, lease review and negotiation, and general business advice. If your situation touches personal planning too, we can also assist with wills and estate planning so your personal and business plans work together.
How much does it cost?
Cost depends on what you need, how complex the situation is, and how quickly things need to happen. Some files can be handled on a predictable, fixed-fee basis once scope is confirmed, while others are better suited to an hourly approach because the other side’s responses can change the workload. The fastest way to get an exact quote is to share the documents you have and your timeline, then we will outline the recommended scope and fee structure.
How long does it take?
Timelines vary based on the type of matter and how many parties are involved. A contract review can sometimes move quickly once we have the full agreement, while negotiations, practice purchases, or lease discussions may take longer due to back-and-forth and third-party schedules. During intake, we will ask about your deadline and map out realistic next steps.
Do I need anything to get started?
Bring or send whatever you have, even if it feels incomplete. Helpful items include the draft contract or lease, any term sheet or offer, corporate documents if you are incorporated, and notes on what you were told verbally. Also share key dates, like a start date, closing date, or renewal deadline, so we can prioritize correctly.
I’m worried legal work will slow down the deal or create tension. Will it?
Good legal support should reduce friction, not add to it. We focus on clear issues that matter, explain options in plain language, and keep communication professional and practical. If negotiation is needed, we aim for solutions that protect you while keeping the relationship workable.
Do you help with Alberta dental professional corporation set up?
Yes. We help dentists incorporate a PC, structure share ownership and governance, and complete the regulator-facing steps required to register the PC in Alberta (CDSA/ADA&C). We also coordinate with your accountant so the legal structure supports your tax plan and future goals.
Is this right for me if I’m an associate, not a practice owner?
Yes. Associates often need help understanding compensation, termination terms, scheduling expectations, and restrictive clauses. A review before you sign can help you understand what is standard, what is risky, and what is negotiable. It also gives you a clear summary you can use in discussions with the clinic.