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Tell us what you’re building, running, or reviewing — a few lines is enough to start. We’ll follow up to schedule a consultation on your California professional corporation, MSO structure, or physician-collaboration question.

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(650) 668-8000

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(213) 668-8000

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Fastest way to start — a few lines about your situation is plenty. See the form below.

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MedBiz Law addresses California law only — we’ll let you know quickly if your question isn’t one we can help with.

Prefer to talk it through first? Northern California (650) 668-8000 · Southern California (213) 668-8000 — or schedule online →.

What happens after you submit

  1. We confirm receipt — you’ll hear from us to schedule, typically by email or phone.
  2. A consultation gets scheduled — a focused conversation about your situation and the shape of the work, if any, it needs.
  3. You decide — if an engagement makes sense, it’s defined in writing with Bay Legal, PC before anything begins. No engagement exists until then.
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Before you reach out

What should I put in the message field?

The shape of the situation, not the confidential details: what you’re building or running, roughly where things stand, and the question on your mind. Specifics belong in the consultation — the form’s job is just to get the right conversation scheduled.

Does contacting you make you my lawyer?

No — submitting the form, calling, or scheduling doesn’t create an attorney-client relationship. That happens only through a written agreement with Bay Legal, PC. Until then, please don’t send confidential or time-sensitive information through this page.

My practice isn’t in California. Should I still reach out?

If your question involves California — treating California patients, expanding into the state, or a California entity in your structure — yes. If it’s purely another state’s law, we’ll tell you quickly and you’ll need counsel licensed there; MedBiz Law addresses California law only.

Not sure how to describe your situation? See Who We Help →. Read more about who you’ll be talking to on the About page →.