One of the most basic rules of advertising is that advertisements cannot be false, fraudulent, misleading, or deceptive. This principle [...]
An advertisement that contains a misrepresentation of fact or a failure to disclose a material fact, or that is likely to create false [...]
With respect to the word “doctor” or the letters or prefix “Dr.,” state law (the Medical Practice Act) in California makes it a crime [...]
It must always be remembered that advertising must be truthful and not false, misleading, or deceptive. This of course applies to [...]
A question has been raised by a reader about the appropriateness of advertising and marketing by therapists and counselors of the kind [...]
It is important for licensees who employ pre-licensed persons in private practice settings to assure that the advertising by the [...]
While ethical standards of the various professions address this issue somewhat differently, there seems to be general agreement that [...]
I have written about advertising before, but a few reminders and cautions cannot hurt!
I thought I might have a bit of fun going back to my ABCs and that you might find some of these brief items helpful. Perhaps you can [...]
I return to my ABCs (see the July 2010 issue of the Avoiding Liability Bulletin for the prior one) and hope you find a few of these [...]
A . Always remember to renew your license and your malpractice insurance policy. Practicing without a license or malpractice insurance, [...]
Avoiding Liability Bulletin - August 2013
