Physicians in Canada practice medicine within a complex framework of laws, regulations, bylaws, and professional and ethical requirements. Physicians may practice as individuals, as affiliated groups, or as corporations.
Within that complex framework, doctors and doctor groups have the difficult job of managing patient safety, limited resources, and relationships with administration, health authorities, and the government.
Our lawyers have been involved in contract negotiations, arbitrations, mediations, litigation, and professional disciplinary issues (including disputes concerning credentialing, privileges, and College complaints) on behalf of individual physicians and groups.
Contact TGC lawyers David McWhinnie or Steven Barker to learn more.
