Regulatory News

In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, many states introduced or amended telehealth legislation on a temporary basis via waivers. Several states...

In an update on the case of Jackson vs. Raffensperger, a Georgia court has struck down a provision in the licensure requirement for lactation...

A case filed by a Virginia professional counselor wishing to offer video counseling to clients in the District of Columbia claims that the DC...

Rules proposed for the Division of Consumer Affairs "will clarify and firmly establish that discriminatory conduct, bias-based harassment, and...

An executive order in October 2021 directed a review of the New Mexico Regulation and Licensing Department to streamline professional licensing...

The Ministry of the Attorney General in British Columbia has announced proposed changes to the regulatory framework for legal professionals. Under...

A bill under consideration in Ontario would eliminate the College of Traditional Chinese Medicine and Acupuncturists of Ontario. If the...

The Minnesota Senate has passed a bill to allow Minnesota to join the Nurse Licensure Compact, which would allow Minnesota nurses in good standing...

The Institute for Justice, a non-profit, public interest law firm, has released a new study, Too Many Licenses? Government “Sunrise”...

A bill under consideration in Maine would require residential construction contractors to be registered by the Department of Professional and...

Several bills in Florida related to condominium association boards have either not been referred to committee or did not receive a hearing during...

The Health and Social Services Professions Act has come into force in the Northwest Territories, with naturopathic doctors as the first profession...