Many states currently do not allow a non-veterinarian to “own” a veterinary practice. However, in the states that do not allow a non-veterinarian to own a veterinary practice, these same states will allow a company to provide support services for a veterinarian and receive a “reasonable” fee associated therewith. Our law firm took the lead in establishing management companies (“MSO’s” or “DSO’s”) which comply with various state regulations and have helped many of the country’s largest DSO’s to provide services to veterinarians while staying within the bounds of state laws associated with the practice of veterinary.

Whether you are a veterinarian who wishes to retire from the practice of veterinary medicine but prefers to continue working on the business side of veterinary, or whether you are a non-veterinarian who seeks to be involved in the business side of veterinary, our firm can provide services to you to successfully form an MSO or a DSO which complies with state laws and regulations, provide excellent compensation to a veterinarian which works for you and provide your company with exceedingly high profit margins.