Counterfeit Botox: What Consumers and Practitioners Should Know
The rising issue of counterfeit Botox has become a significant public health concern across several states in the U.S., leading to serious health repercussions and legal ramifications for those involved in the administration of these unverified and illegal products....
Breaking News: FTC Passes Nationwide Ban on Non-Compete Agreements: What Employers and Employees Need to Know
In a landmark decision, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) passed a nationwide ban on non-compete agreements, marking a significant shift in labor policy in the United States. This groundbreaking development has far-reaching implications for employers and employees...
Practice Expansion Bill for Physician Assistants in New York
New York Governor Hochul is proposing that the State change supervision requirements to make this executive order permanent. In particular, the proposal establishes conditions under which a physician assistant can practice without the supervision of a physician. If...
IV Hydration Update: New Arizona Advisory Opinion Requires Good Faith Exams For IV Hydration
In the constantly changing landscape of the law surrounding medical spa and aesthetics businesses, it’s extremely important to stay current on state regulations and advisory opinions from state regulatory boards. A new Advisory Opinion from the Arizona Board of...