One of the common complaints against practitioners who are allowed by state law to perform child custody evaluations comes from the [...]
...Mr. Sosa was admitted to the nursing home on June 28th with diagnoses of hypertension, altered mental state, congestive heart [...]
As a wellness or fitness professional, protecting your professional practice should be top of mind. Even with regular inspections, [...]
Although therapists have been using Technology Assisted Counseling (TAC) for quite a while now, professional laws, rules and ethics are [...]
In past Bulletins, I have focused on the requirement of experts in any case alleging professional negligence. An expert for the [...]
In recent years the personal training industry has been growing rapidly. According to the National Strength and Conditioning [...]
Some practitioners try to avoid seeing clients who are or may be involved with litigation – whether it be a bitter custody battle [...]
First, I want to wish all of you a Happy-albeit belated-Nurses Week 2018. My column schedule fell before and after the actual week so [...]
Running on empty? Feeling exhausted? Or finding yourself hitting that 3p.m. energy slump that makes you want to fall asleep in your [...]
In the October 2019 issue of this Bulletin, I asked twenty-five questions regarding various areas of practice (and the law) that may be [...]
One of the recurring questions I have been asked during my years of practicing as a nurse attorney is whether a nurse would be held [...]
Over the last 10 years, the fitness industry has introduced a variety of new fitness equipment ranging from fancy treadmills to [...]
