Court Cases

A lawsuit in New Jersey is challenging New Jersey's reinstated telehealth rules, which require providers to be licensed in New Jersey if they...

A case under appeal in North Carolina concerns whether selling maps and models of geographical information obtained by drones requires licensure as...

A district court in North Carolina has ruled against the NC Board of Examiners for Engineers and Surveyors, ruling that the licensing requirements...

Due to a preliminary injunction, an Idaho law that would ban gender-affirming care such as puberty blockers and hormone therapy for minors will not...

The Supreme Court of the United States declined to take up a case challenging Washington's ban on conversion therapy, thus upholding the law that...

From guest blog contributor, Donald Balasa, CLEAR member and legal counsel for the American Association of Medical Assistants: The United States...

In a decision by the Supreme Court of Georgia, the Georgia Lactation Consultant Act has been declared unconstitutional as a violation of due process...

An article in the Harvard Law Review analyzes the "long-simmering tension between law and medicine," examining how laws address and protect those...

A doctor in Kentucky has won a case against a healthcare employer after being ordered to undergo evaluation without first being informed about...

Operators of two nursing schools in Florida have confessed to selling fake diplomas and transcripts to students, pleading guilty to conspiracy to...

Legislation passed in New Mexico and awaiting the governor's signature would offer protections to reproductive health care workers. "The...

As more states seek to ban conversion therapy, questions remain in judicial opinions about whether therapeutic speech is protected by the First...