Allison C. Dolson

Allison Dolson focuses her practice on health law and real estate matters. She advises healthcare providers, institutions, and organizations on transactional, regulatory, and corporate matters, including healthcare transactions, physician joint ventures, contracts, HIPAA compliance, telemedicine regulations, non-compete provisions, and matters involving Stark, Anti-Kickback, EKRA, and the Corporate Practice of Medicine.

Allison also advises clients on real estate transactions and development projects, including acquisitions and dispositions, commercial leasing, renewable energy projects, and land use and development matters. She earned her B.A. in Community and Global Public Health from the University of Michigan and her J.D. from Wayne State University Law School.

• Assisted an energy subsidiary with an ash beneficiation project, including agreements for the construction and operation of an ash processing plant and related infrastructure, ash harvesting, and sales to end users.

• Author, “Telehealth Expansion, Cross-State Licensure, and Transactional Considerations,” Dickinson Wright Health Law Blog, October 2026; also published in Healthcare News and Healthcare Michigan
• Author, “Telehealth’s Weight-Loss Boom and the Corporate Practice of Medicine,” Dickinson Wright Health Law Blog, February 2026; also published in Healthcare News and Healthcare Michigan
• Co-Author, Crisis Patient Prioritisation and the Law: The Pandemic Experience (Wolters Kluwer, last updated Sept. 23, 2024)
• Co-Author, “Value-Based Care Ushers in a New Era for Primary Care Providers,” Dickinson Wright Health Law blog, October 2023
• Author, “PHYSICIAN RECRUITMENT: HOW HOSPITALS CAN COMPLY WITH STARK LAW WHILE RECRUITING TOP TALENT,” Healthcare Michigan, August 2023
• Author, “Due Diligence Strategies: How Buyers Can Preserve Human Capital in Healthcare M&A,” Healthcare Michigan, Jan 2023
• Author, ” Breaking Down Barriers: Expanded Access to Medication for Opioid Use Disorder,” Health Law Blog, January 2023
• Co-Author, “Civil Rights for the Civilly Committed: Legal Challenges to Oregon’s Behavioral Health Practices, American Health Law Association, Behavioral Health Practice Group, October 2022
• Author, “Five Ways the 2023 Medicare Physician Fee Schedule Is Promoting Behavioral Health and Whole-Person Care”, Dickinson Wright Healthcare Blog, Nov 2022
• Author, Crispr Considerations: Ethical Editing and Responsible Regulation, 22 Journal of Law and Society 149 (2022)