Physician employment agreement review
Physician Employment Contract Review
Understand the terms. Identify the risks. Enter your next role informed.
Samuel Counsel examines your proposed agreement, explains consequential terms in a written Contract Review Report, and discusses practical next steps with you.
Choose the review that fits your next role
The Bridge
Resident & Fellow Contract Review
$300
Flat fee · One proposed agreement
No additional costs or expenses for this scope
- Core compensation and duties
- Termination and restrictive covenants
- Malpractice coverage
- Written findings and a 30-minute review conference
Attending Physician Review
Attending employment agreement
$500
Flat fee · One proposed agreement
No additional costs or expenses for this scope
- Compensation structure and productivity
- Call duties and practice expectations
- Termination, exit terms, and restrictions
- Professional liability coverage
- Detailed written findings and a 45-minute review conference
Both reviews begin with conflicts and jurisdictional screening. Each stated flat fee includes the specified review, written findings, and conference, with no additional costs or expenses for that scope. Direct negotiation, redlining, review of additional agreements, and other work require a separate written engagement and fee.
What your review covers
Your written report identifies material terms and practical questions or negotiation priorities. Depending on the agreement, review may address compensation and productivity; duties, call, and location; renewal and termination; restrictive covenants; malpractice and tail coverage; benefits and expenses; dispute resolution; and proposed changes.
How it works
01 · Screening
We first assess potential conflicts and jurisdictional eligibility. Please do not send your contract or confidential details at this stage.
02 · Intake
If the matter can proceed, submit the proposed agreement and key background information through the intake process we provide.
03 · Engagement
We confirm scope and flat-fee terms in writing before work begins.
04 · Review
Attorney analysis, appropriate legal research, and a written Contract Review Report focused on material risks and practical options.
05 · Debrief
Discuss the findings in your included 30- or 45-minute conference and identify next steps.
Attorney-led, practical advice
Robert A. Samuel, Esq. earned his J.D. from Harvard Law School and is admitted in Florida, New York, and Wyoming. His background includes employment-law work and healthcare operations and compliance consulting. Every matter is assessed individually, including whether the firm may advise on the law governing your agreement.
Frequently asked questions
Is this a negotiation service?
The stated flat fee covers analysis, written findings, and the included conference. Direct negotiation, redlining, or additional agreements may be available under a separate engagement.
When does the review begin?
Only after preliminary screening, intake, acceptance, and a signed engagement agreement. We will confirm timing after reviewing your deadline and the agreement’s scope.
Can you review an agreement governed by another state?
We assess the governing law, place of practice, and applicable professional rules during screening. Services are offered only where Samuel Counsel is authorized to provide them. Admission in Florida, New York, and Wyoming does not itself authorize representation under every other state’s law. If we cannot take the matter, we will let you know.
Request a preliminary screening
Tell us your career stage, the employer’s name, the state governing the agreement, and your response deadline. We first assess conflicts and whether we can take the matter. Do not submit the agreement, patient information, or sensitive details until invited.
Submitting an inquiry or participating in initial screening does not create an attorney-client relationship. Representation begins only after the firm accepts the matter and an engagement agreement is executed. Availability depends on conflicts, attorney competence, applicable professional-conduct requirements, and multijurisdictional-practice rules. The advertised flat fees include the stated scope with no additional costs or expenses; additional work requires a separate written agreement and fee. Attorney advertising. Samuel Counsel, PLLC · Orange County, Florida.
Open the preliminary screening form.