ACR® Legal and Business Practices
Ensuring the legal and business operations in your practices stay current.
Teleradiology
Understand state and international medical and legal requirements around the practice of telemedicine and teleradiology.
Explore resourcesState Attorney Referrals
The ACR provides referrals to attorneys for radiologists and radiation oncologists who do not have representation, or who have an attorney but would like to consult with a specialist in a particular area of the law, such as medical staff bylaws.
Please be advised that the materials we provide are for informational purposes only and are not meant to substitute for legal counsel.
While it is not essential that you have local counsel to represent you, your attorney should be familiar with your state laws and administrative regulations pertaining to medical practice. Of course, it is important that you and the attorney(s) discuss fee arrangements as well as the time they expect to spend on the matter before retaining any of them to represent you.
Further Reading from the ACR Bulletin
Into the Courtroom: What Happens When a Radiologist Is Sued?
Recent high-dollar judgements in cases involving radiologists demonstrate the importance of understanding medical liability litigation.
Independent Dispute Resolution
Learn the consequences of the federal independent dispute resolution process for plans, providers and patients.
