Unresolved criminal proceedings, and a regulator’s ability to gather Crown evidence and proceed to discipline (despite delay)
An Ontario regulatory college properly waited several years until the end of criminal proceedings...
Read MoreAn Ontario regulatory college properly waited several years until the end of criminal proceedings...
Read MoreWhen a disciplinary panel finds against a registrant based on credibility, the panel needs...
Read MoreIn our last release we promised that we would blog about the recent decision...
Read MoreThe ability of a professional regulatory body to discipline registrants for wrongs flowing from...
Read MoreIn this blog entry we continue to respond to the numerous questions we received...
Read MoreUnder BC’s Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act (FIPPA), the public’s right...
Read MoreWhen a member proves himself “innocent” of unprofessional conduct at a discipline hearing, whether...
Read MoreA professional being disciplined for professional misconduct or unprofessional conduct who fails to respond...
Read MoreLovett & Westmacott and Ng Ariss Fong will be holding a two-hour webinar on...
Read MoreProfessionals can run up against ethical rules in many possible ways, but the most...
Read MoreThe Ontario Court of Appeal recently upheld decisions of a hearing panel and an...
Read More2011 was an amazing year for health law cases. We strained to reduce the...
Read MoreA lawyer’s professional obligations include a duty to conduct themselves with courtesy and good...
Read MoreLooking back, the professional regulatory cases in 2011 reveal some major themes: applicant character...
Read MoreAlthough courts are deferential to the expertise of regulators on standards of fitness and...
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