Dr Chey Works in a Small Group Practice

Dr. Chey works in a small group practice. If Dr. Chey dies, and the practice is owned by a for-profit hospital corporation,

A) replacing Dr. Chey will most likely be more burdensome than adding another partner to a traditional practice.
B) tying up Dr. Chey's legal ties to the practice will probably be uncomplicated since Dr. Chey was essentially an employee of a corporation.
C) tying up Dr. Chey's legal ties to the practice will probably be complicated since Dr. Chey was essentially an employee of a corporation.
D) legal proceedings related to Dr. Chey's ownership interest in the firm will probably go on for years.
E) his children will inherit Dr. Chey's ownership interest in the firm.