Regulatory News

The Law Society of Saskatchewan’s 2025 annual report highlights ongoing efforts to modernize legal regulation through initiatives focused on...

Uganda’s government has launched a digital verification platform designed to combat fraudulent veterinary practice by enabling the public,...

Industry leaders and medical professionals in Nigeria are calling for stronger regulation of the country’s rapidly expanding aesthetic...

Illinois financial regulators have launched a new online complaint and reporting portal intended to strengthen...

The Philippine House of Representatives has approved legislation that would waive fees for civil service and professional licensure examinations for...

A coalition of 25 states has sued the U.S. Department of Education over new federal student loan limits for graduate and professional programs,...

The Philippines’ Professional Regulation Commission has approved a policy extending the validity of professional identification cards from...

Florida lawmakers are advancing budget provisions aimed at strengthening enforcement against unlicensed professional activity by increasing funding...

New Zealand is undertaking its most significant overhaul of health practitioner regulation in two decades through proposed reforms to the Health...

Complaints alleging regulatory misconduct against the UK’s Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) increased by 58% over the past year,...

Georgia has enacted SB 207, expanding occupational licensing reforms aimed at improving access to professional credentials for individuals with...

Two commentary pieces responding to the Supreme Court’s decision in Chiles v. Salazar characterize the ruling as a significant shift in how...