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Ohio HB 417 May Mean the End of Physician Non-Solicitation Agreements

By Brian Hall on January 25, 2013

There has always been a tension between a health care employer’s desire to protect its patient relationships and a physician’s obligation not to abandon patients when a physician either resigns or is terminated from employment.…
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