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Illinois Dental Practice Act Update: Amendments Expand the Dental Workforce
Eleni GyparakisChristian R. Willenborg, MD
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Tags: Illinois Dental Practice Act, Illinois SB 1463

Outlines significant amendments to Illinois’ newly updated Dental Practice Act and suggests actions dental practitioners should take to comply.

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Suboxone Class Action Lawsuit: Why it Matters to Dentists and Those Involved with Dental Malpractice
Eleni Gyparakis
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Tags: Dental Effects of Suboxone, Dental Practice Risk Management, Ryan Bennett v. Indivior Inc., et al.

Describes good risk management steps dentists and other dental practitioners should take to protect themselves against claims that they knew or should have known of outside implications affecting dental care and treatment related to Suboxone.

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Diminishing the Requirement for Causation Experts
Tammera E.  Banasek
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Tags: Causation Experts, Expert Witnesses, Illinois Appellate Court

Discusses recent Thompson v. Laspisa appellate decision, including its long-term effects on necessity for expert witnesses in professional negligence cases.

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