Regulatory News

A Florida Senate bill (SB 52) would allow unpaid volunteers to carry firearms while providing security at houses of worship without needing a...

The Law Society of Ontario’s benchers voted 27–17 to require that its public register reflect findings of guilt and convictions for...

This Cato Institute policy analysis argues that imposing mandatory licensing, certification, or training requirements for nurses to perform sexual...

The Alberta Court of King’s Bench has dismissed a legal challenge against the Law Society of Alberta (LSA) concerning new continuing...

Montana’s program that monitors licensed health care professionals with substance use disorders, mental illness, or certain chronic conditions...

Michigan lawmakers are advancing guardianship reform legislation aimed at better protecting vulnerable adults from abuse and exploitation. The...

The Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation (IDFPR) has introduced a new licensure pathway to help internationally trained...

A recent review titled “Transforming Health Professions Regulation in Australia” proposes that AHPRA (the Australian Health Practitioner...

The 2024 annual report from the Law Society of Ontario (LSO) shows increases in both interlocutory suspensions—temporary suspensions when...

After a grand jury indicted an individual for impersonating a nurse by using three real nurses’ identities and providing care without a...

Private equity (PE) ownership of accounting firms across the U.S. has surged, with nearly half of the top 30 firms now at least partially owned by...

Starting January 1, 2026, Ontario will significantly reduce licensing wait times for professionals from other Canadian provinces working in...