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Microjuris Blog
Entre debates internos, el Supremo acata propuesta legislativa de junta de reciprocidad
El Tribunal Supremo de Puerto Rico aprobó la creación de una junta especial para estudiar la reciprocidad profesional y los exámenes uniformes de reválida, conforme a la Ley Núm. 189-2026.…
Missouri Lawyers Media
Municipal: Business License Denial-Municipal Ordinance Violation
Listen to this article Plaintiff appealed the trial court’s judgment affirming defendant’s denial of plaintiff’s renewal of its business license. Defendant denied the renewal due to plaintiff’s alleged violation of…
Behavioral Health Care Law Blog
Telehealth Expansion, Cross-State Licensure and Transactional Considerations
Originally published in Healthcare News and Healthcare Michigan. Reprinted with Permission. One of the most lasting changes brought about by the COVID-19 pandemic has been the widespread adoption of telehealth. Between 2019 and…
Budding Trends
The Horse’s Mouth: Alabama Medical Cannabis Czar Confirms He Will (Eventually) Retire
If you blinked this week, you may have missed Alabama cannabis news breaking, un-breaking, and re-breaking within about 24 hours. According to an analysis published by Alabama Political Reporter, multiple…
Sanctions & Export Controls Update
US Moves Syria to Case-by-Case ITAR Licensing Review
By Janet K. Kim (US), Patrick De Lapérouse (US)
On October 1, 2026, the US Department of State published a final rule amending the International Traffic in Arms Regulations (“ITAR“) to remove Syria from the list of countries subject…
Libation Law Blog
Beer Wolf Trademark Lawsuit:A Licensing Deal Bites Back
Beer Wolf looks like the eighties forgot to close their tab. The bandana. The women in bikinis. The unmistakable air of a creature who would explain your own drink to…
The CLS Blue Sky Blog
Fair Prices, Long Shadows: Escaping the Circularity in Assessing Licensing Rates
By Renholding
How much should someone pay to use another person’s property without permission? The question sounds like a law school hypothetical (ok, it already is one), but it is anything but…
The Construction Seyt
California Contractors Get a Much-Needed Break: SB 342 Softens the Harsh Consequences of Contractor License Lapses
Imagine completing a multimillion-dollar project, performing quality work, paying your subcontractors, and satisfying the owner, only to discover that a temporary contractor license lapse could prevent you from recovering payment…
Iowa Healthcare Law Blog
Special Update: Legal Guidance for Mental Health, Medical Aesthetics, and Wellness Practices
Brick Gentry attorneys Paul A. Drey and Emily E. Reiners are expanding their work with mental health providers, medical aesthetics practices, wellness businesses, and other healthcare professionals who are starting,…
Blue Ocean Law Group Blog
Admission by Motion to the D.C. Bar using the 3-year provision ➲ A strategy for all US-licensed Attorneys
This article outlines how any US-licensed attorney from any state, with any UBE score with or without a J.D. or LL.M. from an ABA-accredited law school, can use Admission by…