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Dirty Laundering
Any medical practice can be embezzled, although several safeguards can help prevent it from occurring and allow you to be compensated if it does. One critical practice, according to Ken Gross, M.D., is to make sure you're not cooking the books yourself: no under-the-table payments, no draws off the top, no missing tax payments.
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