Rick Reznicsek’s practice involves a wide variety of corporate
matters, from start-up companies to large corporations. He advises
clients on all aspects of business transactions, including acquiring
strategic partners, negotiating the successful sale of stock or assets,
merging with other companies and preparing shareholder, partnership and
other agreements.
Rick has represented health care professionals and companies for more than 15 years. Group practices, clinics, management companies and surgery centers are among his clients. He has assisted with a broad range of matters, including the combination, sale and acquisition of practices; preparation of employment agreements; the creation of joint venture cath labs and mutli-specialty imaging centers; and the negotiation of contractual relationships between physicians and hospitals. Rick often assists physicians in structuring business arrangements with hospitals and other facilities, and is experienced in negotiating deals in compliance with Stark, Anti-Kickback, Fee-Splitting and Patient Self-Referral laws.
In the fields of computers and technology, Rick has drafted software licensing agreements and advised clients in the protection of intellectual property rights through state and federal copyright and trademark filings. He also has formed dozens of non-profit corporations and successfully prepared the necessary documentation to have these corporations classified as tax-exempt pursuant to section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code.
Rick often speaks on topics of interest to his clients. He is a member of the Florida Bar and the Georgia Bar and holds the highest rating assigned by the Martindale-Hubbell Law Directory.
Rick has represented health care professionals and companies for more than 15 years. Group practices, clinics, management companies and surgery centers are among his clients. He has assisted with a broad range of matters, including the combination, sale and acquisition of practices; preparation of employment agreements; the creation of joint venture cath labs and mutli-specialty imaging centers; and the negotiation of contractual relationships between physicians and hospitals. Rick often assists physicians in structuring business arrangements with hospitals and other facilities, and is experienced in negotiating deals in compliance with Stark, Anti-Kickback, Fee-Splitting and Patient Self-Referral laws.
In the fields of computers and technology, Rick has drafted software licensing agreements and advised clients in the protection of intellectual property rights through state and federal copyright and trademark filings. He also has formed dozens of non-profit corporations and successfully prepared the necessary documentation to have these corporations classified as tax-exempt pursuant to section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code.
Rick often speaks on topics of interest to his clients. He is a member of the Florida Bar and the Georgia Bar and holds the highest rating assigned by the Martindale-Hubbell Law Directory.
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