Regulatory News

New York recently enacted the Medical Aid in Dying Act, which permits eligible terminally ill adults to request medication to end their lives under...

Georgia has enacted several new laws aimed at reducing occupational licensing requirements and lowering barriers to workforce entry. This article...

In a March 31, 2026, decision, the United States Supreme Court considered Colorado's conversion therapy ban and a challenge to the law alleging that...

The Ontario Superior Court, in an April 24, 2026 decision, considered the revocation of an elementary school teacher's license. (Bujacz v. Ontario...

Nigeria's House of Representatives has introduced legislation to establish a statutory framework for regulating the nutrition profession, including...

This in-depth analysis examines the continuing debate over the regulation of legal services in England and Wales, arguing that longstanding calls...

A survey of New Zealand employers found broad support for introducing regulation of employment advocates, professionals who help workers navigate...

State attorneys general across the United States are signaling that businesses cannot rely on the absence of AI-specific legislation to avoid...

Illinois has enacted legislation expanding the range of licensed professionals who may diagnose autism spectrum disorder in children, with the goal...

An independent review of Social Work England found that the regulator has made significant progress since its establishment, particularly in...

This opinion piece examines the challenges legal professionals face in responding to rapidly evolving expectations around the use of artificial...

Jordan has published the key provisions of its Draft Professional Work Regulation Law of 2026, which proposes a unified legal framework for...