Telehealth is generally considered rendered at the patient’s location, and typically, individual states will require providers delivering care to patients within their borders to have a license issued by the state or some type of in-state approval. Nevertheless, some states have adopted limited licensure exemptions as well as alternatives to full in-state licensure for…
Read MoreThe future of a Federal Trade Commission ban on noncompete agreements, scheduled to take effect this fall, is unclear after a preliminary ruling from a federal court last week. Nearly 1 in 5 Americans, an estimated 30 million people, are subject to a noncompete agreement, according to the FTC. The agreements prevent workers from taking a new…
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