Dan McGlinn
“Helping businesses grow”
Dan represents a variety of businesses through their business life cycle – including formation, employee and owner issues, management issues, owner buy sell agreements, and ultimately through sale/merger. In this latter capacity, he has completed numerous transactions involving the acquisition and sale of various businesses.
With one-fifth of our economy health care related, it is not surprising that Dan represents an impressive number of health care providers. Dan also has extensive experience concerning the marketing of medical devices, including compliance with the AdvaMed Code of Ethics. He has written a number of professional articles on healthcare law.
Of course, Dan has served a number of corporate clients and executives outside of healthcare. He regularly represents these clients on issues of business formation, contracts, shareholder/member agreements and rights, mergers and acquisitions, distributorship and sales representative agreements and software and technology agreements. In his spare time, Dan serves on several community boards and committees.
Posts by or including Dan McGlinn
You Have Received Your PPP Loan, But How Do You Make Sure The Loan Is Forgiven?
Your application for a Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loan was approved and the first disbursement of much-needed … Continue Reading
Self-Employed Individuals and Independent Contractors Are Eligible For New Paycheck Protection Program Loans
The Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) established by the recently passed Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) … Continue Reading
Michigan Unclaimed Property Law: What Business Owners Need to Know
For Michigan companies, finders are not necessarily keepers. Almost any business with customers, clients, or employees can … Continue Reading
Ransomware Attack on Battle Creek Medical Practice Is a Cybersecurity Wakeup Call for All Michigan Businesses
Imagine showing up to your office one morning and finding a message on all computer screens that … Continue Reading
Legal Considerations When Engaging a Caregiver for Your Aging Parents
As our parents age, many of us will face the need to hire a caregiver for all … Continue Reading
What Michigan Businesses Need to Know About California’s Prop 65
California’s Proposition 65 (Prop 65), known as the Safe Drinking Water and Toxic Enforcement Act of 1986, … Continue Reading
Michigan to Implement Standardized Form for “Physician Orders for Scope of Treatment” (POST Form) to Guide Delivery of Treatment Outside of a Hospital for Individuals with Advanced Illness
Often, a patient with an advanced illness and his or her patient advocate or guardian desire to … Continue Reading
Michigan’s Peace of Mind Registry; A Convenient Place to Store Your Health Care Power of Attorney On-Line
The State of Michigan has created a convenient on-line tool for individuals to store their Health Care … Continue Reading
A Stockholder/Member Buy Sell Agreement – An Estate Plan For Your Business
Just like individuals, businesses need an estate plan, except with a business, such an agreement is called … Continue Reading
Common Guideposts That Should Cause You To Consider Updating Your Estate Plan.
I am frequently asked by my estate planning clients whether it’s time to update their estate plan. … Continue Reading
Business Continuity and Transition Plans for Investment Advisors in Michigan
Investment Advisors in Michigan should be aware that both Michigan and the federal government have proposed administrative … Continue Reading
McGlinn Featured in Craft Brewing Business
An article by Kreis Enderle attorney Dan McGlinn was featured in Craft Brewing Business – a national … Continue Reading
Representation and Warranty Insurance
One of the most stressful parts for any stockholder selling a business is addressing the representations and … Continue Reading
Drilling Down Into Buying or Selling a Dental Practice in Michigan
Over the past year or so, I have assisted at least five dentists in buying or selling … Continue Reading
What’s on Tap to Open a Microbrewery in Michigan?
So you want to open a microbrewery. If this desire is more than talk after downing a … Continue Reading