Absolute Liability Findings
While most professional misconduct does not require the proof of intent to do something wrong, generally evidence of taking all proper precautions will result in
Erica Richler
June 20, 2016
While most professional misconduct does not require the proof of intent to do something wrong, generally evidence of taking all proper precautions will result in
The Quebec Court of Appeal has limited the authority of a regulator to prevent the treatment of patients within the province by out-of-province practitioners. A
Public bodies struggle to draw the line between respecting the privacy of individuals and being transparent, and the line keeps moving. Take the example of
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