As an employer, when should you hire an outside investigator to conduct a workplace investigation?
This is a question we often get from employers, and, in true lawyer fashion, the answer is, it depends. Many companies in today’s society have
Interim Suspensions and your Medical License
If you are a physician in California facing a pending criminal case, you need to be aware of how that criminal action can affect your
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SENATE BILL 425 – NEW MANDATED SEXUAL ABUSE REPORTING INCLUDES PHYSICAL THERAPISTS
Sasha G. Aguilar Governor Gavin Newsom signed Senate Bill 425 (SB 425) into law on October 12, 2019. This codified Business and Professions Code section
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California Physical Therapy Association COVID-19 Resource Guide
Download the California Physical Therapy Association COVID-19 Resource Guide with information on Governor’s Executive Orders, Essential Businesses Work-sharing/Leave Issues and Federal Law Benefits for Small
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TOPIC 1 Legal Analysis of Impact of Governor Newsom’s Executive Order on Physical Therapy Businesses
This Blog post it addresses the effects of Governor Newsom’s Executive Order on physical therapists, liability for employers, and what to expect next. Governor Newsom’s