The College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario (“CPSO”) is currently reviewing and updating its policy, Practice Management Considerations for… Read More →
Professional Regulation
Judicial Review of Academic Discipline Decision Not Available where Right of Appeal Exists
In this blog post, we summarize the case of Bastien v. University of Toronto, 2017 ONSC 6937, a recent decision… Read More →
Sexual abuse case a cautionary tale for physicians
An unusual disciplinary case against a physician shows how broadly medical regulators interpret doctor-patient relationships, Lonny tells AdvocateDaily. In a story on the case,… Read More →
HPARB Agrees College Complaints Process Not the Appropriate Forum for Doctor to Seek Action Against Chiropractor for Failure to Pay Court Judgment
A recent decision of the Health Professions Appeal and Review Board (“HPARB”) serves as a reminder that not every type… Read More →
The Ontario Government Has Proclaimed the Controlled Act of Psychotherapy: These Are the Implications
The controlled act of psychotherapy (the “Controlled Act”) is now in force. The Ontario government’s proclamation of the Controlled Act… Read More →
Medical regulator views offences involving dishonesty as serious
The nine-month licence suspension and formal reprimand for professional misconduct that the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario imposed… Read More →