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Continuing Activity in Application of California’s Corporate Practice of Medicine Prohibition

The first half of 2026 has been an eventful period in the application of California’s long-standing prohibition against the corporate practice of medicine. Specifically: Effective...

Connecticut Expands Penalties for Unlicensed Health Care Operations

Preparing for New York’s Medical Aid in Dying Act: Compliance Considerations for a Growing State-Law Trend

New York’s Medical Aid in Dying Act (“MAID Act”), introduced in the New York Senate in January 2025 and amended, in part, by the State Assembly in February 2026, will take effect o...

New Virginia Law Prohibits Noncompete Agreements with Health Care Professionals

Administrative and Licensing Law Insights for Tallahassee Businesses

Operating a business in Tallahassee means being close to Florida’s regulatory center. While that brings opportunity, it also brings exposure to administrative rules, licensing requ...

ITAR Law and Compliance in Practice Trade

Virginia Senate Bill 128 Adds Health Care Professionals to Virginia’s Noncompete Restrictions

As we previously reported, Virginia recently enacted Senate Bill 170 (“the Act”), which takes effect July 1, 2026, and expands the Commonwealth’s existing restrictions on noncompet...

Wellness MD Group Redefines the MSO Model: A Compliance-First, Full-Stack Partner for the Modern Wellness Clinic

Wellness MD Group, a leading Management Services Organization for wellness clinics, announced a strategic partnership with Healthcare Compliance Pros (HCP) as part of its evolution...

California Attorney General Escalates Attack on PC-MSO Model: What Venture-Backed, Private Equity, and Digital Health Co...

California AG Settlement Signals Heightened Scrutiny of Corporate Practice of Medicine and Dentistry

Key Takeaways: California’s Attorney General opened a new front in the state’s war against private equity-backed PC/MSO1 arrangements through its recent settlement with a dental s...

Connecticut Updates its Medical Orders for Life-Sustaining Treatment Program

California AG Notches Another CPOM Settlement

California’s Attorney General has announced another CPOM enforcement settlement, this time requiring Carbon Health to unwind and restructure core elements of its friendly‑PC model....

Health Care Law Today Episode 39: Let’s Talk Compliance: Not All wRVU’s are Created Equal (Part 2) [Podcast]

How compliance quietly captured medical ethics

There is a fifth pillar of American medical ethics. It was never voted on, never formally adopted, and never appears in Beauchamp and Childress. It governs clinical conduct more re...

Mitigating Risk in the Evolving Medspa Landscape

Business lawyers advising the high-velocity mergers and acquisitions landscape of aesthetic medicine often find themselves peeling back the “retail” veneer of a target asset to exp...

Privileged Matters- A Closer Look at Attorney-Client Privilege [Podcast]

In this episode, Limo Cherian and Nora Becerra focus on key issues faced by in-house counsel and compliance teams as they address attorney-client privilege concerns. Their discussi...

Carbon Health Settlement Continues Pattern of Heightened California CPOM Enforcement

Key Takeaways A recent settlement between the California Attorney General and Carbon Health continues a pattern of heightened CPOM enforcement, highlighting the AG's focus on MSO...

Hi, I’m With the Government and I’d Like to Ask You a Question: What State-Licensed Medical Marijuana Operators Need to...

If you’re familiar with operators in the marijuana industry in the United States, you understand that they can be a paranoid bunch — and often with very good reasons. After all, th...

Illinois Medical Dispensary License Opt-In Under SB 3222

Starting September 10, 2026, Illinois hands every adult-use dispensary a strategic decision it has never had before: whether to opt into a medical license. Under SB 3222 (Public Ac...

MedSpire Insight: Compliance Is Becoming a Competitive Advantage in Patient Acquisition

Nebraska Bans Noncompetes for Healthcare Staffing Agencies

On April 14, 2026, Nebraska Governor Jim Pillen signed legislation that prohibits noncompete agreements and adds registration requirements for healthcare staffing agencies in the s...

State Regulation of PBMs Subject to Robust Legal Challenges

How to Transfer a Missouri Cannabis License the Right Way

Learning how to transfer a Missouri cannabis license is really learning one hard rule: in Missouri, you get the state’s blessing before you change ownership, not after. The Divisio...

Cannabis License Transfer: Change-of-Ownership Rules by State

Here is the part nobody tells you at the closing table: a cannabis license transfer is not a transaction you control — it is a transaction your state regulator controls. You can si...