Regulatory News

Those applying for or renewing a professional license in Indiana can now also sign up to be organ and tissue donors when applying. A new law...

The Alabama Joint Sunset Committee's review of the Alabama Board of Pharmacy highlighted 14 significant issues, including discrepancies in fees that...

A recent report from the Law Society of Yukon highlights significant disparities in access to legal services between urban and rural areas of the...

The Texas Supreme Court has provisionally approved rules allowing licensed paraprofessionals to provide limited legal services in areas such as...

HB 5457 signed into law in Illinois amends the Clinical Social Work and Social Work Practice Act, the Marriage and Family Therapy Licensing Act, and...

A bill awaiting signature in Massachusetts would require certified professional midwives to be licensed by the state and require some insurance...

A new law in Illinois prohibits pharmacists from refusing to fill paper or non-electronic prescriptions. The new law clarifies the exceptions of a...

In an effort to address stigma, burnout, and discrimination against Indigenous people and improve access to culturally appropriate health and...

Effective at the beginning of 2025, nursing and midwifery will become regulated professions in Georgia (country). The World Health Organization...

Vermont's Office of Professional Regulation and the boards of medical practice, nursing, osteopathic medicine, and pharmacy have issued a statement...

The Real Estate Business and Pawnshop Regulator in Cambodia has announced a new online process for license applications beginning August 1. Using...

A research brief from the Cato Institute suggests that government licensing may contribute to a lower proportion of racial and ethnic minorities in...