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Privacy, consent and the compliant practice: What the 2024 Privacy Act reforms mean for your clinic right now

Date: 21 July 2026
Hosted by: Sarah Bartholomeusz

Most healthcare practices assume their privacy and consent processes are compliant until they are tested.

Privacy, consent and the compliant practice: What the Privacy Act reforms mean for your clinic now

Recent changes to the Privacy Act 1988, along with increasing scrutiny under Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA) advertising requirements and evolving Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) guidelines, mean that many clinics are now operating with outdated policies, inconsistent processes and gaps between what they say and what they actually do.

This is not just a compliance issue. It directly impacts:

how your practice handles patient information
how consent is obtained and documented
how your services are promoted; and
how risk is managed across your systems

Many practices are unknowingly exposed because their privacy policies, consent forms and internal processes no longer reflect current legal obligations or how their clinic actually operates.

This webinar covers:

What the 2024 Privacy Act reforms mean in practice for healthcare clinics
How AHPRA advertising restrictions and TGA guidelines impact your communications
Common gaps in consent processes and patient information handling
Where outdated privacy policies and website terms are exposing your practice to risk
How to align your systems, documentation and processes

What this means for your practice

If your privacy and consent frameworks are not up to date:

your policies may no longer reflect current legal obligations
your processes may be inconsistent with how your clinic operates in practice
your patient communications may expose you to regulatory scrutiny (including AHPRA and TGA requirements)
there may be gaps between what your documentation says and what actually happens day-to-day
your systems may not withstand review if they are tested

This webinar is for you if you:

are unsure whether your consent processes are compliant
may be relying on outdated privacy policies or website terms without realising it
want confidence that your approach to privacy, AHPRA and TGA requirements is aligned with current expectations
want to reduce risk and strengthen how your clinic operates to build the value of your practice

By the end of this session, you will:

understand how recent privacy and advertising changes impact your practice in practical terms;
identify gaps between your policies, processes and day-to-day operations;
learn how to align your systems, documentation and consent processes;
gain clarity on how to reduce risk and improve consistency across your practice; and
understand what a compliant, well-structured practice looks like, and how that supports sustainable growth

Book a complimentary call about your privacy and consent framework with You Legal Senior Lawyer Daniela Cecere-Palazzo to discuss your current documents, where your gaps are and what to do next.
Book your complimentary call with Daniela

Prefer to read? Our article covering everything in this session is on the blog.
Read: Privacy law changes for medical practices in Australia

Governance, protection and growing bigger: Partnerships, documents and the legal structure that lets you scale

Date: 25 June 2026
Hosted by: Sarah Bartholomeusz

The contractor compliance crisis: Three laws that changed what your practice is actually worth

Date: 19 May 2026
Hosted by: Sarah Bartholomeusz

As your healthcare practice grows by adding partners, opening new sites and building a recognisable brand, the legal structure underneath it becomes critical. Many practices scale revenue successfully, yet without the right ownership structures, governance frameworks and brand protection in place, that same growth can quietly create risk, complexity and lost long-term value.

Governance, protection and growing bigger: Partnerships, documents and the legal structure that lets you scale is a practical session for healthcare practice owners and managers who are considering bringing in partners, restructuring ownership, expanding into multiple sites or diversifying service lines.
Sarah Bartholomeusz (Principal, You Legal) walks practice owners through how to structure a practice so it can grow, scale and evolve without losing control or creating exposure. Drawing on 13 years working with medical and allied health businesses, Sarah breaks the legal foundations of sustainable growth into four practical areas: ownership, governance, protection and risk. This session is designed for practice owners planning to grow, scale or eventually sell.

In this webinar, you will learn:

How to structure your practice for growth and scalability, and why a larger practice is not the same as a stronger one
How shareholder and partnership agreements work in multi-owner practices, and what they should cover as ownership evolves
Why a registered business name does not protect your brand, and what a registered trade mark actually protects
How to protect commercial confidential information through NDAs and confidentiality agreements, before it is shared rather than after
Why governance is about clarity of authority and decision-making, not corporate complexity, and how to avoid governance drag as you scale
How recent reforms, including the Closing Loopholes changes, assess how your business actually operates rather than what the documents say
The key legal frameworks involved, including obligations under the Corporations Act 2001 and brand protection under the Trade Marks Act 1995
The recommended next steps for reviewing your ownership, governance and protection arrangements

Who should watch:

Practice owners and managers considering bringing in partners or restructuring ownership
Practices expanding into multiple sites or diversifying service lines
Owners who have not formalised their partnership or shareholder arrangements in writing
Practices that have not yet protected their brand or intellectual property
Healthcare professionals planning for growth, scale or a future sale in the next two to three years

Key takeaways:

Growth and strength are not the same thing. A practice can scale commercially while its legal and governance framework lags years behind the business
Growth changes the operational reality of the business, placing informal arrangements under increasing pressure as complexity, stakeholders and risk all increase
A business name does not protect your brand. A registered trade mark protects your practice name, logo, branding and goodwill
Confidential commercial information, such as financial data, pricing models and strategic plans, needs protecting before it is shared, not after
Legal documents should not be static. The right time to review your ownership, governance and protection arrangements is before you need to, not after a problem arises

Book a complimentary call with You Legal Senior Lawyer Daniela Cecere-Palazzo to discuss your practice structure, where your gaps are and what to do next.
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Most healthcare practices in Australia are still operating under contractor and service models that no longer reflect the law. If your practice uses independent practitioners, mixed engagement models or percentage-of-billing arrangements, the legal framework has shifted significantly — and the risk is already live.

The contractor compliance crisis: Three laws that changed what your practice is actually worth is a practical session for healthcare practice owners and managers operating with contractor or mixed engagement models across GP, allied health, psychology and specialist settings.
Sarah Bartholomeusz (Founder and Principal, You Legal) walks practice owners through the three legislative changes already in effect that are reshaping how practitioner arrangements are assessed, how payroll tax and superannuation obligations are triggered, and how your service structure directly affects what your practice is worth. This session is designed for anyone who has not reviewed their practitioner agreements since August 2024, as well as practice owners planning to grow, scale or eventually sell.

In this webinar, you will learn:

Why "contractor" labels in agreements are no longer sufficient — regulators now assess the totality of the relationship, including who controls the patient, who invoices, and how revenue flows through the practice
The Closing Loopholes Act 2024 and what it actually changed for practices operating with independent practitioners
The $183,100 high-income threshold, what an opt-out notice does and does not protect, and the common misconceptions that are putting practices at risk
Why 12% Superannuation Guarantee obligations may still apply to contractor arrangements depending on how the relationship operates in practice
The new sham contracting reasonableness test — what it requires, how regulators apply it, and why outdated agreements that no longer reflect operational reality are a significant liability
How payroll tax risk is structure-driven, not label-driven, and why independent practitioner arrangements may still trigger obligations in most states and territories
How your billing model, agreements and operational structure must align — and what happens to practice valuation when they do not
The recommended next steps for reviewing practitioner arrangements, assessing classification risks and aligning your structure with the current legal framework

Who should watch:

GP, allied health, psychology and specialist practice owners operating with contractor or mixed engagement models
Practice owners who have not reviewed their practitioner service agreements since August 2024
Healthcare professionals planning to grow, take on additional practitioners or expand into new service areas
Practice owners considering a future sale or succession who want to understand how their service structure affects valuation
Advisors, accountants and practice managers supporting healthcare clients with practitioner engagement and structural compliance

Key takeaways:

The August 2024 legal changes are not upcoming — they are already in effect, and regulatory scrutiny in this area is actively increasing
Contractor labels in agreements do not determine classification. What matters is the practical reality of how the relationship operates day to day
Payroll tax, superannuation and sham contracting risk are all structure-dependent. The operational reality of your arrangement is more significant than the contractual terminology
Practices with strong revenue are receiving reduced valuations because of structural and compliance risk within their practitioner arrangements. Compliance and value are not separate conversations
Structural risk compounds over time and increases with scale. The right time to review your arrangements is before you need to, not after a regulator does

Book a complimentary call about your practitioner arrangements with You Legal Senior Lawyer Daniela Cecere-Palazzo to discuss your current structure, compliance exposure and what to do next.
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I want to start a practice of my own next financial year – am I crazy?

Date: 23 April 2026
Hosted by: Sarah Bartholomeusz

Thinking of opening your own medical practice in the next financial year? You're not crazy. But before you sign a lease, hire a team or see your first patient, there's a set of legal, structural and operational decisions that will make or break the practice you build.

I want to start a practice of my own next financial year – am I crazy? is a practical session for GPs, specialists and allied health professionals considering the move from practitioner to practice owner.
Sarah Bartholomeusz (Founder and Principal, You Legal) walks practitioners through the Practice Lifecycle (Start, Scale, Strengthen, Sell) and the foundations that separate a sustainable practice from an expensive mistake. This session is designed for anyone planning to launch within the next 12 to 24 months, as well as healthcare professionals who want to understand the real complexity before they commit.

In this webinar, you will learn:

Whether starting a practice is genuinely the right move for you right now, and how to make that call with confidence
The Practice Lifecycle Stages: Start, Scale, Strengthen and Sell, and why planning the end matters from day one
How to choose the right legal structure, including ownership, operation and control decisions that protect you and your family
The three pillars of a strong practice set-up: Patients, People and Profit
Privacy, consent, telehealth policies and data breach protocols every practice needs in place from day one
Independent practitioners versus employees, and the payroll tax and compliance risks catching practice owners off guard
Location decisions, sublease versus licence arrangements and how your online presence affects revenue from the outset
Succession planning, owner agreements and providing for parental leave, illness and exit, even if you're opening solo
A real case study of two specialist doctors (and best friends) building a practice together, and the foundations that protected their friendship

Who should watch:

General practitioners, specialist doctors and allied health professionals considering starting their own practice
Practitioners and non-practitioners planning to launch a practice within the next 12 to 24 months
Healthcare professionals who want to understand the complexity involved in building a strong, sustainable business
Advisors, accountants and practice managers supporting clients through the transition to practice ownership

Key takeaways:

Starting a practice is an exciting chapter, but preparation is what makes it sustainable. The right foundations create confidence, not overwhelm
Your legal structure is not a document exercise. It is the framework that protects you, your family and your future partners
Patient, people and profit decisions made at set-up will shape your revenue, your risk profile and your reputation for years
Owner agreements and succession planning are most valuable when you need them least, which is why they must be in place from the start
You don't have to do it alone. Seek advice early, and build your practice on foundations that can scale with you

Book a complimentary chat about your practice plans with You Legal Senior Lawyer Daniela Cecere-Palazzo to discuss your structure, set-up and succession considerations before you launch.
Book your complimentary chat with Daniela

Prefer to start on your own? Download our Starting a Practice Checklist, a practical step-by-step guide covering the legal, structural and operational decisions every new practice owner needs to work through.
Download the Starting a Practice Checklist

Hiring International Medical Graduates: What Practice Owners Need to Get Right

Date: 19 March 2026
Hosted by: Sarah Bartholomeusz
Speakers: Chioma Amaechi and Megan Shorter

Are you a medical practice owner, practice manager or advisor navigating the complexities of hiring an International Medical Graduate (IMG)?

Hiring an IMG: Visa, Supervision and Legal Risks for Australian Medical Practices is a practical session for medical practices considering or currently engaging an International Medical Graduate.
Sarah Bartholomeusz (Founder, You Legal) is joined by Chioma Amaechi (Principal Solicitor and Owner, CA Legal and Migration) and Megan Shorter (Founder, People Medical Consulting) to walk practices through the regulatory, contractual and operational challenges that come with hiring an IMG, and how to manage them properly from the outset.

In this webinar, you will learn:

The four IMG registration pathways (Standard, Competent Authority, Specialist and Expedited) and what each means for your practice
Visa options for sponsoring an IMG, including temporary and permanent residency pathways, associated costs and compliance obligations
Why supervision is a formal regulatory requirement and how Level 1, 2 and 3 supervision obligations differ in practice
The most common contractual and structuring mistakes practices make when engaging an IMG
Why standard agreements are not sufficient for IMG arrangements, and what documentation is actually required
What the Skilling Australia Fund levy covers, why you cannot recoup it from your doctor, and what that means for your planning
How family circumstances, age and health requirements can affect a doctor's visa eligibility
What governance and documentation frameworks protect your practice across the full lifecycle of an IMG engagement

Who should watch:

Medical practice owners, directors and board members considering hiring an IMG or building an IMG recruitment strategy
Practice managers responsible for workforce planning, compliance or contracts
Advisors supporting medical practices with employment, governance or regulatory obligations
GP practices in regional or underserviced areas exploring IMG pathways to address workforce shortages

Key takeaways:

Every IMG's situation is unique. A migration strategy needs to be built around the individual, not applied from a template
Supervision obligations are legally binding and must be reflected in your contracts and governance processes
Standard agreements and online templates are not designed for IMG arrangements. Specific documentation is essential
Proper structuring from the outset reduces employment law exposure, payroll tax liability and regulatory risk
Your obligations as a sponsor do not end at onboarding. Compliance continues across the full life of the engagement

Book a complimentary chat about your IMG engagement with You Legal Senior Lawyer Daniela Cecere-Palazzo to discuss your current arrangements, risk areas and next steps.
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Online Coaching Terms and Conditions for Health Practitioners

Date: 26 February 2026

Hosted by: Sarah Bartholomeusz

Are you a health professional offering (or planning to offer) online coaching, memberships or group programs?

Online Coaching and Clinical Practice: Legal Risks Every Health Professional Must Know is a practical legal session for health and wellness practitioners navigating the shift to digital service delivery.
In this recorded webinar, Sarah Bartholomeusz (Principal, You Legal) breaks down the legal distinctions between online coaching and clinical practice, and explains why getting the boundaries wrong could put your registration, reputation and business at risk.

In this webinar, you'll learn:

How the law distinguishes online coaching from clinical treatment, and why labels alone won't protect you
What "scope creep" looks like in coaching, and how it can trigger AHPRA complaints
The Australian Consumer Law obligations that apply to your coaching services, even if they're non-clinical
Common marketing language mistakes that could expose you to regulatory scrutiny
Why your current terms and conditions may not cover your online programs
What privacy obligations apply when you collect health-related data through digital platforms
A real case study of a former medical doctor launching a compliant online coaching platform

Who should watch:

GPs, specialists and medical practitioners offering coaching alongside clinical services
Allied health professionals: psychologists, dietitians, physiotherapists, exercise physiologists and more
Nurses and nurse practitioners expanding into online programs
Nutritionists, fitness and wellness practitioners delivering digital coaching or courses
Practice owners launching membership sites, group programs or coaching packages

Key takeaways:

Online coaching is legally distinct from clinical practice, but only if you frame and deliver it correctly
Blurred boundaries create serious legal, regulatory and reputational risk
Clear terms and conditions, privacy policies and disclaimers are non-negotiable
Australian Consumer Law applies to coaching services regardless of your clinical registration
Investing in proper legal foundations upfront protects your business and your clients

Book a complimentary chat about your coaching business with You Legal Senior Lawyer Daniela Cecere-Palazzo to discuss your current documents, risk areas and next steps for your online programs.
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From consent to complaints: How psychologists can get legally ready for the new Code

Date: 25 November 2025

Hosted by: Sarah Bartholomeusz

Are you confident your psychology practice is ready for the Psychology Board’s new Code?

From consent to complaints: How psychologists can get legally ready for the new Code is a practical legal update for busy psychologists and practice owners.
In this recorded webinar, Sarah Bartholomeusz (Principal, You Legal) explains what’s changing as the Psychology Board introduces its own enforceable Code and how to update your documents, systems, and day-to-day practice to stay compliant.

In this webinar, you’ll learn:

What the new Code of Conduct changes – and why it matters for psychologists
How to treat consent as an ongoing, traceable process rather than a one-off form
Practical ways to embed cultural safety into policies, supervision and clinical practice
Record keeping expectations: clear notes, secure storage, access controls and audit trails
How boundaries, dual relationships and financial consent are framed under the new Code
Where the Code intersects with privacy law, data security and Ahpra obligations

Who should watch:

Psychologists in solo or group private practice
Psychology clinic owners and practice managers
Medical practices that host independent psychologists in their rooms
Allied health and multidisciplinary clinics with psychology services

Key takeaways:

The new Code is enforceable – preparation is essential, not optional
Focus first on consent, cultural safety, record keeping and complaints processes
Small, early changes now reduce complaints, stress and regulatory risk later

Book a complimentary chat about your practice with You Legal Senior Lawyer Daniela Cecere-Palazzo to discuss your current documents, risk areas and next steps under the new Code.
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The AI Revolution in Health and Medical: Beyond 2025

Date: 21 October 2025

Hosted By: Sarah Bartholomeusz

Is your practice ready for the AI revolution in Australian healthcare?

The AI Revolution in Health and Medical: Beyond 2025 is a focused, practical session for busy healthcare leaders.
In this recorded webinar, Sarah Bartholomeusz (Principal, You Legal) explains how to adopt AI safely, ethically, and lawfully—from clinical documentation and diagnostics support to admin automation—while keeping accountability, consent, and privacy front and centre.

In this webinar, you’ll learn:

Ahpra’s expectations for AI use: accountability, transparency, and informed consent
How to explain AI use to patients and update your privacy policy & consent forms
When AI tools are therapeutic goods (TGA/ARTG) vs admin/generative tools (e.g., AI scribes)
Practical risk & governance: AI policy, team training, insurance checks, tech registers
Real-world examples of rolling out AI safely in clinics

Who should watch:

Medical practice owners & practice managers
Allied health professionals & compliance leads
Medtech entrepreneurs & digital health teams
Pharmacy owners, aged care providers, and NDIS providers

Key takeaways:

Accountability stays with the practitioner—even when AI assists
Consent & transparency are non-negotiable for ethical practice
Build a simple, robust AI governance stack to stay compliant and future-ready

Book a complimentary 15-minute consultation with Sarah Bartholomeusz for tailored privacy law advice.
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Privacy law changes for medical practices in Australia

Date: 25 September 2025

Hosted By: Sarah Bartholomeusz

Is your medical practice ready for Australia’s new privacy law reforms?

This timely and practical session explores the Privacy and Other Legislation Amendment Act 2024 (POLA) and what it means for healthcare providers in 2025. Learn how these changes affect GPs, specialists, allied health professionals, pharmacies, aged care providers, and medtech businesses across Australia.

In this webinar, you’ll learn:

The key changes under the updated Privacy Act and why they matter for medical practices
How to update your clinic’s privacy policies, consent forms, and data procedures
What the new statutory tort for privacy breaches means for your practice
Strategies to strengthen patient data security and reduce cyber risks
Practical steps to build staff awareness and compliance confidence

Who should watch:

Medical and allied health practice owners or managers
Healthcare professionals responsible for patient data
Compliance and privacy officers in medical settings
Pharmacy, aged care, and NDIS providers

Key takeaways:

Understand the latest privacy reforms and enforcement powers
Identify compliance gaps before they escalate into breaches
Protect patient trust while reducing regulatory and financial risk

Book a complimentary 15-minute consultation with Sarah Bartholomeusz for tailored privacy law advice.
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The Payroll Tax landscape in mid-2025: What Medical and Allied Health Practices Need to Know

Date: 28 August 2025

Hosted By: Sarah Bartholomeusz

Confused about how payroll tax changes affect your medical or allied health practice?

This timely and practical session explores the evolving payroll tax landscape in mid-2025, with updates on how state and territory revenue offices are interpreting compliance across Australia. Learn how these changes impact GPs, specialists, allied health professionals, medtech businesses, and aged care providers.

In this webinar, you’ll learn:

Key rulings and updates from state and territory revenue offices
How different contracting, service entity, and rental models are being assessed
High-risk areas that could trigger payroll tax liability
Practical steps to align your contracts, policies, and financial records
How to future-proof your practice model for compliance confidence

Who should watch:

Medical and allied health practice owners or managers
Pharmacy owners and medtech entrepreneurs
Aged care and NDIS providers
Anyone concerned about audits, compliance, or contractor arrangements

Key takeaways:

Understand the latest payroll tax developments in Australia
Identify and address compliance risks before they escalate
Gain clarity on contractor vs employee arrangements under current rulings

Book a complimentary 15-minute consultation with Sarah Bartholomeusz for tailored payroll tax advice.
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Employment Agreements for Doctors (including IMG and Registrars)

Date: 22 July 2025

Hosted By: Sarah Bartholomeusz

Hiring a doctor or reviewing your own employment contract?

This practical and insightful session breaks down everything you need to know about employment agreements for doctors in Australia—including General Practitioners, Specialists, International Medical Graduates (IMGs), and Registrars.

In this webinar, you’ll learn:

The key components of employment agreements for doctors
How employment differs from independent practitioner arrangements
Legal considerations specific to IMGs and Registrars
Common pitfalls that lead to disputes or non-compliance—and how to avoid them
What’s negotiable and what’s not in a medical contract

Who should watch:

Medical practice owners and managers
Healthcare recruiters and HR professionals
IMGs, Registrars, and doctors entering new roles
Anyone confused about whether a practitioner is an employee or contractor

Key takeaways:

Understand legal rights and obligations under employment contracts
Avoid risks related to misclassification and outdated templates
Gain negotiation confidence backed by industry insights

Book a complimentary 15-minute consultation with Sarah Bartholomeusz to review your agreement or get tailored advice.
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8 Legal Must Knows to Future-Proof Your NDIS Provider Business

Date: 20 June 2025

Hosted By: Sarah Bartholomeusz

Are you an NDIS provider in Australia navigating legal risks, regulatory changes, or business growth challenges?

Join healthcare law expert Sarah Bartholomeusz, Principal at You Legal, as she shares 8 essential legal strategies to help protect, strengthen, and future-proof your business in 2025 and beyond.

In this recorded webinar, Sarah covers:

Critical NDIS compliance obligations under the 2013 Act
Business structuring tips to limit liability and support growth
Employment vs contractor risks: avoiding sham contracting
Protecting your intellectual property & handling data privacy
Drafting airtight contracts and dispute resolution tips
Must-have insurance types for NDIS providers

Whether you're a medical practice owner, allied health professional, medtech entrepreneur, NDIS operator, or aged care facility leader — this session delivers actionable legal guidance designed for your reality.

Book a complimentary 15-minute consultation with Sarah Bartholomeusz to discuss your practice’s legal needs.
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Are the restraints in your medical or allied health practice’s agreements legally enforceable?

Date: 15 April 2025

Hosted By: Sarah Bartholomeusz

Can you enforce non-compete or non-solicitation clauses in your medical or allied health practice agreements?

Join healthcare law expert Sarah Bartholomeusz, Principal at You Legal, as she breaks down what every Australian medical practice owner, clinic manager, and allied health professional should know about restraint clauses in healthcare contracts.

In this recorded webinar, Sarah covers:

What makes a non-compete or non-solicitation clause enforceable
Legal risks tied to poorly drafted or non-compliant contracts
The impact of recent regulatory changes—including payroll tax rulings
When to use restraint clauses (and when not to)
Practical advice on drafting agreements that protect your clinic
What the proposed ban on non-competes could mean for your practice

Whether you're navigating contractor agreements, reviewing ownership structures, or just want to stay compliant—this webinar offers clear, actionable legal guidance tailored to the Australian healthcare industry.

Book a complimentary 15-minute consultation with Sarah Bartholomeusz to discuss your practice’s legal needs.
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Implementing an owner’s agreement: A crucial step for medical practices

Date: 17 March 2025

Hosted By: Sarah Bartholomeusz

In this webinar, Sarah Bartholomeusz, Principal of You Legal, breaks down the five-step Practice Protect Protocol to help healthcare business owners navigate ownership agreements with confidence.

Key Takeaways:

Understanding your legal entity and its impact on agreements
The types of ownership agreements and when to use them
Strategies to align fellow owners and avoid conflicts
Steps to prepare legally sound paperwork
The importance of buy-sell agreements to protect stakeholders

Why This Matters:
Uncertainty is a major concern for clinic owners. Whether you're managing a medical practice, allied health clinic, or aged care facility, an owner's agreement ensures clarity, stability, and business continuity.

Book a complimentary 15-minute consultation with Sarah to discuss your practice’s legal needs.
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Superannuation for Independent Contractors: Are You Compliant? Legal Insights for Healthcare Practices

Date: 30 Jan 2025

Hosted By: Sarah Bartholomeusz

Join healthcare law expert Sarah Bartholomeusz, Principal at You Legal, as she breaks down what every Australian medical practice owner, clinic manager, and allied health professional should know about restraint clauses in healthcare contracts.

In this recorded webinar, Sarah covers:

What makes a non-compete or non-solicitation clause enforceable
Legal risks tied to poorly drafted or non-compliant contracts
The impact of recent regulatory changes—including payroll tax rulings
When to use restraint clauses (and when not to)
Practical advice on drafting agreements that protect your clinic
What the proposed ban on non-competes could mean for your practice

Whether you're navigating contractor agreements, reviewing ownership structures, or just want to stay compliant—this webinar offers clear, actionable legal guidance tailored to the Australian healthcare industry.

Book a complimentary 15-minute consultation with Sarah to discuss your practice’s legal needs.
Contact Sarah Bartholomeusz

Understanding Payroll Tax for Healthcare Practices: Key Legal Insights for 2024

Date: 26 Nov 2024

Hosted By: Sarah Bartholomeusz

Staffing Strategies for Allied Health Clinics: Navigating Employee vs Contractor Decisions in Australia

Date: 1 Nov 2024

Hosted By: Sarah Bartholomeusz

Healthcare Staffing Strategies: Choosing Between Employees and Contractors | Fair Work Act Updates

Date: 31 Oct 2024

Hosted By: Sarah Bartholomeusz

Safely Implement AI in Your Medical Practice: Legal and Ethical Guidelines for Healthcare

Date: 19 Sep 2024

Session 2: Your Recruitment Process: Ensuring Your Ideal Candidate Says Yes to the Offer

Date: 22 July 2024

Hosted By: The Proven Group and Sarah Bartholomeusz

Session 1: Attracting The Right Candidates Into Your Medical Centre

Date: 26 June 2024

Hosted By: The Proven Group and Sarah Bartholomeusz

Practice, profit and people: Financial strategies for busy healthcare professionals

Date: 3 May 2024

Hosted By: Sarah Bartholomeusz and Findex

5 Simple Steps to Manage your Risk as a Medical Practice Owner

Date: 30 April 2024

Hosted By: Sarah Bartholomeusz

Preparing for the Worst: Risk Management & Practice Contingency Planning

Date: 1 March 2024

Hosted By: Daniela Cecere-Palazzo

Uncover the Secrets to Medical Career Success

Date: 2 November 2023

Hosted By: Sarah Bartholomeusz and Findex

Medical Practice Fraud: How You Can Help Prevent It Webinar

Date: 23 March 2023

Hosted By: Sarah Bartholomeusz

5 Simple Steps to Protect your Medical Practice from a Cyber Attack

Date: 24 November 2022

Hosted By: Sarah Bartholomeusz

High Stakes Negotiation for Doctors

Date: 27 October 2022

Hosted By: Sarah Bartholomeusz

HELP! I’M DROWNING UNDER MY WORKLOAD! HOW TO SUCCESSFULLY DELEGATE TO YOUR TEAM

Date: 02 December 2021

Hosted By: Sarah Bartholomeusz

MARRIED TO YOUR PRACTICE? HOW TO THRIVE IN BUSINESS AND STAY MARRIED WITH DAVID BARTHOLOMEUSZ

Date: 17 August 2021

Hosted By: Sarah Bartholomeusz + David Bartholomeusz

WHAT AGREEMENTS DO YOU REALLY NEED A LAWYER TO DRAFT?

Date: 24 June 2021

Hosted By: Sarah Bartholomeusz

LICENCE V LEASE - MEDICAL PRACTICE ROOM RENTAL EXPLAINED

Date: 18 May 2021

Hosted By: Sarah Bartholomeusz

OWNING IT ONLINE AS A MEDICAL PRACTICE - EXACTLY WHAT YOU NEED TO PROTECT YOUR PRACTICE’S ONLINE PRESENCE

Date: 15 Apr 2021

Hosted By: Sarah Bartholomeusz

Legally Promoting Your Practice Under the Updated AHPRA Guidelines

Date: 11 Mar 2021

Hosted By: Sarah Bartholomeusz

FUTURE PROOFING YOUR MEDICAL PRACTICE IN UNCERTAIN TIMES

Date: 22 Jan 2021

Hosted By: Sarah Bartholomeusz + Glen Carlson

The Value of a Practice: What You Need to Know About Selling Your Practice

Date: 10 Dec 2020

Hosted By: Sarah Bartholomeusz + Matthew Holden

COMMUNICATION & NEGOTIATION SKILLS FOR DOCTORS

Date: 30 Nov 2020

Hosted By: Sarah Bartholomeusz + Vinh Giang

Find the Keys to Success with the Queens of Compliance

Date: 29 Oct 2020

Hosted By: Sarah Bartholomeusz + April Ratajczak

Innovate or Die - Is it time to Power Pivot your Medical Practice?

Date: 26 Aug 2020

Hosted By: Sarah Bartholomeusz + Corrine Allison

With the End in Mind - Professional and Personal Estate Planning

Date: 26 Aug 2020

Hosted By: Sarah Bartholomeusz + Corrine Allison

I want to start a practice of my own next financial year – am I crazy?

Date: 18 June 2020

Hosted By: Sarah Bartholomeusz + Ingrid Thompson

medical practices - Is it time to review your trading entity?

Date: 13 May 2020

Hosted By: Sarah Bartholomeusz + Kelly Chard

5 Simple Steps For Risk Management in Healthcare

Date: 20 April 2020

Hosted By: Sarah Bartholomeusz

IMPLEMENTING AN OWNERS AGREEMENT

Date: 2 April 2020

Hosted By: Sarah Bartholomeusz

5 simple steps to grow a thriving medical practice online

Date: 26 March 2020

Hosted By: Sarah Bartholomeusz

Thriving in Your Medical Practice

Date: 20 February 2020

Hosted By: Sarah Bartholomeusz

how to legally protect your medical practice

Date: 14 January 2020

Hosted By: Sarah Bartholomeusz

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