Confidence at every stage of practice
Start. Grow. Sell.
Helping healthcare practices across Australia to navigate complexity to build stronger businesses.
Have a question about your practice? We're here to help.
Helping healthcare practices across Australia to navigate complexity to build stronger businesses.
Have a question about your practice? We're here to help.
START
Launching your healthcare practice with the right legal foundations.
GROW
Supporting your practice as it expands, evolves and manages risk.
SELL
Guiding practice owners through acquisitions, succession and exit.
Fast Track solutions provide medical and allied health practices with efficient, fixed-price legal agreements designed for healthcare businesses.
Developed by specialist healthcare lawyers, these solutions help you put the right legal foundations in place quickly and with certainty.Running a healthcare practice involves complex legal, regulatory and commercial decisions.
You Legal provides specialist legal solutions designed for medical and allied health businesses, helping practice owners reduce risk, strengthen their foundations, and move forward with confidence.
Whether you are starting, growing or preparing to sell, we support healthcare businesses at every stage.
Have a question about your practice? We're here to help.
Our book provides guidance for healthcare professionals who want to build a strong, sustainable practice.
Clear, practical insights from lawyers who work with healthcare businesses every day.
Trusted by healthcare professionals across Australia.
Practical legal insights for medical and allied health professionals navigating the business of healthcare.
Our sessions cover the key stages of running a practice, starting, growing and selling and the legal issues that arise along the way.
Our webinars are available to attend live or watch on demand.
A private space where doctors can connect, ask questions and share insights about running a medical practice.
We regularly share practical guidance on the legal and business issues doctors face when starting, growing and selling a practice.
Protect your practice before problems arise.
Understand where your practice may be exposed.
Our short assessment provides a snapshot of your legal risk position and highlights the areas that may need attention.
Built specifically for Australian medical and allied health practices.
"Sarah has always been very helpful and very patient in explaining reasons for advice and why documents are worded the way they are. I go away with a feeling that I understand the legal jargon, which has certainly not always been the case with other lawyers."
Practice Manager, Hastings VIC
“Very easy to communicate with, You Legal were able to advise on matters that I didn't necessarily know about, and documents provided were easy to understand.”
Clinical Psychologist, Paddington NSW
“Service was good and efficient. Got what was needed and Daniela went out of her way to help.”
Executive Director & Principal Doctor, Ringwood
Most healthcare practice owners believe they are broadly compliant.
They have practitioner agreements in place, privacy documentation and employment contracts. They have been operating successfully for years and assume that if nothing has gone wrong, their compliance framework must still be fit for purpose.
Increasingly, that assumption is proving to be incorrect.
AI tools such as ChatGPT can produce employment agreements that look polished and professional. But polished is not the same as compliant. Here is why healthcare practices should be cautious.
Most healthcare practices assume their privacy and consent processes are compliant until something tests them.
That test may be a patient complaint, a data breach, an Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (‘AHPRA’) advertising concern, a staff mistake, a website review, or a question from a prospective buyer during due diligence. By that stage, the issue is rarely just the wording of a policy. It is often a gap between what the clinic says it does and what actually happens day to day
For many practice owners, opening a second clinic feels like the next logical step. The first location is operating well, patient demand is growing and expansion appears commercially sensible. In many cases, the second site is secured quickly once the right premises become available.