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As a medical spa law firm, we understand that the legal aspects of operating a medical spa or medical practice can be overwhelming. That’s why we offer a one-hour consultation to discuss your legal needs and provide guidance on navigating the industry’s legal landscape. We have advised over 600 medical spas and other healthcare businesses for their formation, compliance, and growth stages with experience as medical spa lawyers, owners, and operators.

During your one-hour consultation, you’ll have the opportunity to speak with one of our experienced attorneys, who will listen to your concerns, answer your questions, and provide insight into your business’s legal issues. Whether you’re a new or established practice, our attorneys have the knowledge and experience to provide the guidance you need to succeed.

Our one-hour consultation

Our one-hour consultation is tailored to your specific needs and can cover a range of legal topics, including:

  • State and federal regulations
  • Business entity formation and structure
  • Employment and independent contractor issues
  • Contract drafting and negotiation
  • Liability and risk management
  • Intellectual property protection
  • Compliance with HIPAA and other privacy laws
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After your consultation, you’ll better understand your practice’s legal issues and a roadmap for addressing them. You’ll also be able to work with our attorneys continuously to ensure that your medical spa complies with applicable laws and regulations.

At Lengea Law, we’re committed to providing personalized and comprehensive legal services to the medical spa industry. Contact us today to schedule your one-hour consultation and take the first step toward legal compliance and peace of mind.

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