F%$KING F@#KING B*TCH!!!!!
My local prosthodontist had a birthday party today to celebrate his surgery being open for a year. I was invited and thought it would be a great opportunity to booze n' schmooze with all the local specialists. Also, it's nice to be friendly with the people you refer to.
I was chatting to an ortho who actually used to be a lecturer of mine back in university.
Ortho: Congratulations on owning your own practice! That used to be owned by Dr Whatchamacallit and then it was owned by Dr Whosit and then it was owned by Mrs Whippy and now by you! Actually, she's just bought a practice earlier this week.
Me: Wha-?........(Picking my chin up off the floor.) Wow...do you know where?
Ortho: No, I only just heard about it.
Now, I only bought the practice 5 months ago, and in the contract we signed, she is not allowed to own a practice for 2 years.
Question: Should I sue her and try and screw some money back out of her?
I was chatting to an ortho who actually used to be a lecturer of mine back in university.
Ortho: Congratulations on owning your own practice! That used to be owned by Dr Whatchamacallit and then it was owned by Dr Whosit and then it was owned by Mrs Whippy and now by you! Actually, she's just bought a practice earlier this week.
Me: Wha-?........(Picking my chin up off the floor.) Wow...do you know where?
Ortho: No, I only just heard about it.
Now, I only bought the practice 5 months ago, and in the contract we signed, she is not allowed to own a practice for 2 years.
Question: Should I sue her and try and screw some money back out of her?
posted by Kissaki at 9:36 PM
3 Comments:
I would definitely find out a bit more about where she is, if in fact she is an owner and not an associate, and then take your contract to a lawyer for them to check out your case. What penalty would a breach of contract entail?
this is a real noob question but if her new practice is far away does it matter?
don't get me wrong i still think its a pretty dog thing to do but considering none of her patients like her i highly doubt anyone would actively seek out her services!
Don't bother. Don't waste your time and energy on someone who will eventually run their own business into the ground single-handedly.The only reason I would care, is if her practice is so close, she's stealing clients. Keep your focus on your patients, your business and your success. A law suit will drain you and this is not the time.
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