Regulatory News

In a lawsuit against the Law Society of Alberta, Calgary lawyer Stephen Dugandzic claims that the legal regulator's expert witness violated...

In a series of articles, Archinect has explored the history of "architect" as a protectd title and its use in other fields outside of architecture....

Issue brief from the Manhattan Institute: "Idaho’s zero-based regulation program combines four established elements of regulatory reform:...

The governor of the Virgin Islands vetoed a bill to create a property manager license type under the Real Estate Commission. Instead the Department...

The American Immigration Council published a report on bills in 2024 related to immigration, noting that "states are removing barriers to...

Kentucky's Education Professionals Standards Board has approved regulatory changes to tighten the timeline to conduct an initial interview after...

The Ministry of Labour in Bahrain has coordinated with other stakeholders to set standards and professional requirements for 25 occupations:...

The Nursing and Midwifery Council in the UK commissioned an independent review of its organizational culture, with over 1,200 NMC colleagues and...

The Guam Health Professional Licensing Office is submitting a proposal for an increased budget of $400,000 for FY25 to support resources and...

In the wake of a powerful storm and severe flooding, updates to a Vermont executive order direct the Secretary of State to issue temporary licenses...

Iowa's licensing boards have started to limit public access to information about misconduct charges against health professionals. Since an October...

This webpage from Manatt provides a comprehensive overview of the evolving landscape of telehealth policy in the United States for Q2 of 2024. It...