Common use of Shareholder Expense Clause in Contracts

Shareholder Expense. The term "Shareholder Expense" shall be limited to the following expenses: (a) Shareholder's salaries, benefits, payroll taxes, and other direct costs (including professional dues, subscriptions, continuing education expenses, severance payments, entertainment, and travel costs for continuing education or other business travel but excluding business travel requested by Professional Business Manager, which shall be an Office Expense and excluding any other expense of a Shareholder approved as an Office Expense in advance by the Parties); (b) "tail" coverage malpractice insurance expenses for the Shareholder and any malpractice insurance expenses of any Professional which are in excess of those which are customary and reasonable; and (c) consulting, accounting, or legal fees which relate solely to the Shareholder. The Practice shall reimburse the Professional Business Manager for any Shareholder Expense incurred by the Professional Business Manager. Unless expressly designated as a Management Fee, a Professional Business Manager Expense, an Office Expense, or a Practice Expense in this Professional Business Management Agreement or in any exhibit hereto or in any written agreement of the Parties, any expense incurred by the Practice shall be considered a Shareholder Expense. Notwithstanding the above, the Practice may require certain Professionals to pay certain expenses incurred for them specifically. Nothing in this Section shall create personal liability on the part of the Practice's Shareholder.

Shareholder Expense. The term "Shareholder Expense" shall be limited to the following expenses: (a) Shareholder's Shareholders' salaries, Bonus, benefits, payroll taxes, and other direct costs (including professional dues, subscriptions, continuing education expenses, severance payments, entertainment, and travel costs for continuing education or other business travel but excluding business travel requested by Professional Retail Business Manager, which shall be a Dispensary Expense and business travel requested by Professional Business Manager which shall be an Office Expense Expense, and excluding any other expense of a Shareholder approved as an a Dispensary Expense or Office Expense in advance by the Parties); (b) "tail" coverage malpractice insurance expenses for the Shareholder Shareholders and any malpractice insurance expenses of any Professional which are in excess of those which are customary and reasonable; and (c) consulting, accounting, or legal fees which relate solely to the ShareholderShareholders. The Practice shall reimburse the Professional Retail Business Manager for any Shareholder Expense incurred by the Professional Retail Business Manager. Unless expressly designated as a Management Fee, a Retail Business Manager Expense, a Professional Business Manager Expense, a Dispensary Expense, an Office Expense, or a Practice Expense in this Retail Business Management Agreement or in any exhibit hereto or in the Professional Business Management Agreement or in any exhibit hereto thereto or in any written agreement of the Parties, any expense incurred by the Practice shall be considered a Shareholder Expense. Notwithstanding the above, the Practice may require certain Professionals to pay certain expenses incurred for them specifically. Nothing in this Section shall create personal liability on the part of the Practice's ShareholderShareholders.

Shareholder Expense. The term "Shareholder Expense" shall be limited to the following expenses: (a) Shareholder's Shareholders' salaries, benefits, payroll taxes, and other direct costs (including professional dues, subscriptions, continuing education expenses, severance payments, entertainment, and travel costs for continuing education or other business travel but excluding business travel requested by Professional Business Manager, which shall be an Office Expense, and travel requested by Retail Business Manager which shall be a Dispensary Expense and excluding any other expense of a Shareholder approved as an Office Expense or Dispensary Expense in advance by the Parties); (b) "tail" coverage malpractice insurance expenses for the Shareholder Shareholders and any malpractice insurance expenses of any Professional which are in excess of those which are customary and reasonable; and (c) consulting, accounting, or legal fees which relate solely to the ShareholderShareholders. The Practice shall reimburse the Professional Business Manager for any Shareholder Expense incurred by the Professional Business Manager. Unless expressly designated as a Management Fee, a Professional Business Manager Expense, a Retail Business Manager Expense, an Office Expense, a Dispensary Expense or a Practice Expense in this Professional Business Management Agreement or in any exhibit hereto or in the Retail Business Management Agreement or in any exhibit thereto or in any written agreement of the Parties, any expense incurred by the Practice shall be considered a Shareholder Expense. Notwithstanding the above, the Practice may require certain Professionals to pay certain expenses incurred for them specifically. Nothing in this Section shall create personal liability on the part of the Practice's ShareholderShareholders.

Shareholder Expense. The term "“Shareholder Expense" ” shall be limited to the following expenses: (a) Shareholder's Shareholders’ salaries, benefits, payroll taxes, and other direct costs (including professional dues, subscriptions, continuing education expenses, severance payments, entertainment, and travel costs for continuing education or other business travel but excluding business travel requested by Professional Business Manager, which shall be an Office Expense, and travel requested by Retail Business Manager which shall be a Dispensary Expense and excluding any other expense of a Shareholder approved as an Office Expense or Dispensary Expense in advance by the Parties); (b) "”tail" ” coverage malpractice insurance expenses for the Shareholder Shareholders and any malpractice insurance expenses of any Professional which are in excess of those which are customary and reasonable; and (and (c) consulting, accounting, or legal fees which relate solely to the ShareholderShareholders. The Practice shall reimburse the Professional Business Manager for any Shareholder Expense incurred by the Professional Business Manager. Unless expressly designated as a Management Fee, a Professional Business Manager Expense, a Retail Business Manager Expense, an Office Expense, a Dispensary Expense or a Practice Expense in this Professional Business Management Agreement or in any exhibit hereto or in the Retail Business Management Agreement or in any exhibit thereto or in any written agreement of the Parties, any expense incurred by the Practice shall be considered a Shareholder Expense. Notwithstanding the above, the Practice may require certain Professionals to pay certain expenses incurred for them specifically. Nothing in this Section shall create personal liability on the part of the Practice's Shareholder’s Shareholders.

Shareholder Expense. The term "“Shareholder Expense" ” shall be limited to the following expenses: (a) Shareholder's Shareholders’ salaries, benefits, payroll taxes, and other direct costs (including professional dues, subscriptions, continuing education expenses, severance payments, entertainment, and travel costs for continuing education or other business travel but excluding business travel requested by Professional Business Manager, which shall be an Office Expense, and travel requested by Retail Business Manager which shall be a Dispensary Expense and excluding any other expense of a Shareholder approved as an Office Expense or Dispensary Expense in advance by the Parties); (b) "”tail" ” coverage malpractice insurance expenses for the Shareholder Shareholders and any malpractice insurance expenses of any Professional which are in excess of those which are customary and reasonable; and (c) consulting, accounting, or legal fees which relate solely to the ShareholderShareholders. The Practice shall reimburse the Professional Business Manager for any Shareholder Expense incurred by the Professional Business Manager. Unless expressly designated as a Management Fee, a Professional Business Manager Expense, a Retail Business Manager Expense, an Office Expense, a Dispensary Expense or a Practice Expense in this Professional Business Management Agreement or in any exhibit hereto or in the Retail Business Management Agreement or in any exhibit thereto or in any written agreement of the Parties, any expense incurred by the Practice shall be considered a Shareholder Expense. Notwithstanding the above, the Practice may require certain Professionals to pay certain expenses incurred for them specifically. Nothing in this Section shall create personal liability on the part of the Practice's Shareholder’s Shareholders.

Shareholder Expense. The term "Shareholder Expense" shall be limited to the following expenses: (a) Shareholder's Shareholders' salaries, benefits, payroll taxes, and other direct costs (including professional dues, subscriptions, continuing education expenses, severance payments, entertainment, and travel costs for continuing education or other business travel but excluding business travel requested by Professional Business Manager, which shall be an Office Expense, and travel requested by Retail Business Manager which shall be a Dispensary Expense and excluding any other expense of a Shareholder approved as an Office Expense or Dispensary Expense in advance by the Parties); (b) "tail" coverage malpractice insurance expenses for the Shareholder Shareholders and any malpractice insurance expenses of any Professional which are in excess of those which are customary and reasonable; and (c) consulting, accounting, or legal fees which relate solely to the ShareholderShareholders. The Practice shall reimburse the Professional Business Manager for any Shareholder Expense incurred by the Professional Business Manager. Unless expressly designated as a Management Fee, a Professional Business Manager Expense, a Retail Business Manager Expense, an Office Expense, a Dispensary Expense or a Practice Expense in this Professional Business Management Agreement or in any exhibit hereto or in the Retail Business Management Agreement or in any exhibit thereto or in any written agreement of the Parties, any expense incurred by the Practice shall be considered a Shareholder Expense. Notwithstanding the above, the Practice may require certain Professionals to pay certain expenses incurred for them specifically. Nothing in this Section shall create personal liability on the part of the Practice's ShareholderShareholders.

Shareholder Expense. The term "“Shareholder Expense" ” shall be limited to the following expenses: (a) Shareholder's Shareholders’ salaries, Bonus, benefits, payroll taxes, and other direct costs (including professional dues, subscriptions, continuing education expenses, severance payments, entertainment, and travel costs for continuing education or other business travel but excluding business travel requested by Professional Retail Business Manager, which shall be a Dispensary Expense and business travel requested by Professional Business Manager which shall be an Office Expense Expense, and excluding any other expense of a Shareholder approved as an a Dispensary Expense or Office Expense in advance by the Parties); (b) "“tail" ” coverage malpractice insurance expenses for the Shareholder Shareholders and any malpractice insurance expenses of any Professional which are in excess of those which are customary and reasonable; and (c) consulting, accounting, or legal fees which relate solely to the ShareholderShareholders. The Practice shall reimburse the Professional Retail Business Manager for any Shareholder Expense incurred by the Professional Retail Business Manager. Unless expressly designated as a Management Fee, a Retail Business Manager Expense, a Professional Business Manager Expense, a Dispensary Expense, an Office Expense, or a Practice Expense in this Retail Business Management Agreement or in any exhibit hereto or in the Professional Business Management Agreement or in any exhibit hereto thereto or in any written agreement of the Parties, any expense incurred by the Practice shall be considered a Shareholder Expense. Notwithstanding the above, the Practice may require certain Professionals to pay certain expenses incurred for them specifically. Nothing in this Section shall create personal liability on the part of the Practice's Shareholder’s Shareholders.