Whether you are a buyer or a seller, it is important to have a written, enforceable contract in place for the acquisition or sale of your veterinary practice. However, the veterinary industry is a unique and complicated profession. There are numerous areas in which a veterinarian must be protected, but you may not find those “protections” in a standard form business purchase agreement. Wood and Delgado has been the leader for the past three decades in the development, implementation, and perfection of medical practice purchase agreements. Wood and Delgado has crafted what has become the standard for the industry and has tackled many of the most important issues in the sale or acquisition of veterinary practices for over three decades. Restrictive covenants, uncompleted veterinary work, redo work, transition time periods, referral sources, medical and insurance plan issues, accounts receivable collection, as well as many other issues unique to the veterinary industry, have been drafted and constantly revised to reflect changes in state and federal law.

While we have helped thousands of professionals sell or acquire their medical practices, every transition is unique and requires personal, hands-on review and understanding for each individual client. Our firm was founded upon such principles and this continues to be our goal as we enter into our fourth decade representing veterinarians in the sale or acquisition of their veterinary practices.