This sounds like it involves elements of medical malpractice, in terms of malpractice defense. Going on the abbreviations, it appears you are a general practitioner working in the Family and Community Medicine department with a 98-year old patient providing misleading history leading to a delayed diagnosis. There wasn't a question, but if you have concerns about the situation, maintain detailed records of what took place so that if your conduct is challenged in the future as to any diagnosis you made, you have evidence in terms of information offered by patient during intake.
Tim Akpinar
Employee
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% ownership of s corp and dissolution
I recently completed my buy in of a professional services corp. I was to be the 4th shareholder and 25% owner of the corporation. I was buying 8 1/3% from each of the other shareholders who were equal shareholders. Before my completed buy in 2 of the shareholders retired. The shareholders agreement states that retiring shareholders redeem their shares to the corporation for their buy out. The remaining 3rd shareholder claims to have bought the shares of the 2 retiring shareholders thus owning 75% of the corporation with me being a minority 25% owner. I have filed for a declaratory judgement. The other shareholder has indicated he will dissolve the corporation regardless of who wins the declaratory judgement. Since the assets minus debts of the corporation are small compared to amount of money invested in my buy in I will have lost a substantial amount of money. Any advice would be welcome.