Headlines Court Ruling Makes Professional Licensing Boards Vulnerable Published 9 years ago on March 13, 2015 By INVISION Staff Share Tweet “Boards run by people who practice the profession have become the norm.” The Supreme Court has affirmed an FTC policy exempting state licensing boards from anti-trust law suits only if they are supervised by state government. The specific case before the court involved a North Carolina dental board “controlled by active market participants.” A piece by two law professors in the Wall Street Journal predicts “A number of suits against boards will likely follow,” adding, “That is a good thing. Last year … the University of Pennsylvania Law Review … detailed the excesses of professional licensing. Boards run by people who practice the profession have become the norm.” Read more at Wall Street Journal Related Topics: click to Comment(Comment) Up Next Idaho Moving Toward Sales-Tax Exemption for Eyeglasses Don't Miss British Study Shows Smokers Unaware of Sight-Loss Link SPONSORED VIDEO How to Grow Your Optical Business on Autopilot You may like Promoted Headlines Migraine & Light Sensitivity Lenses Avulux A 2BB: One on One L’Amy America A Simple Plan: Increase Profits, Save Money, and Impress Patients in 3 Steps Visionix Advertisement Latest Trending Videos Business & Practice Management2 days ago How Can a Tired-Looking, Not ‘Cool’ Eyecare Business That Can’t Afford to Update Compete With a Super Hip New Practice That Just Opened? Business & Practice Management2 days ago Your Letters to the Editor For August 2024 Press Releases3 days ago Prevent Blindness Launches 2024 World Sight Day Activities Products3 days ago ECPs Share their Best-Selling Collections for July 2024 Cover Stories3 days ago These Social Media Content Creators Are Transforming Optical Marketing and Eye Health Messaging Cover Stories2 weeks ago 2024’s America’s Finest Optical Retailer Winner Is North Optical in Portland, ME Business & Practice Management3 weeks ago Contact Lens Health Week, Sisters Day, Senior Citizens Day and More Dates to Note in August and September. Cover Stories2 weeks ago Meet the 2024 ‘America’s Finest’ Competition Honorable Mentions Products2 weeks ago ECPs Share their Best-Selling Collections for June 2024 Columns2 weeks ago Are Your Contact Lens Sales Going Backward in Time? Sponsored Content2 weeks ago With Crizal you can have it all! Sponsored Webinars3 months ago Clientbook Presents: Harnessing AI for Optical Retailers Eyecare Shenanigans6 months ago Eyecare Shenanigans: Eyes in Space! Sponsored Content6 months ago Meet the Next Generation of Smart Glasses Webinars7 months ago MasterClass: Redefining Retail as Slow Retail Advertisement SubscribeBULLETINS Get the most important news and business ideas for eyecare professionals every weekday from INVISION. Advertisement Advertisement Most Popular Columns1 week ago Time to Try Paper-Thin Changes for Higher Optical Sales Products1 week ago 9 Animal Inspired Sunglasses Roaring Onto the Scene Business & Practice Management4 days ago When It Came Time to Celebrate, These 6 Eyecare Businesses Figured They Could Do Better Than Just Another Party Business & Practice Management5 days ago What Would You Ask — Or Tell — A Frame Designer, EMR Software Developer, Sales Rep, or Optical Business CEO? Business & Practice Management2 days ago How Can a Tired-Looking, Not ‘Cool’ Eyecare Business That Can’t Afford to Update Compete With a Super Hip New Practice That Just Opened? Press Releases4 days ago Introducing Chicago Arbor Eye Institute: Sharing More Than 200 Years of Ophthalmic Excellence Press Releases5 days ago VSP Ventures Acquires 13 New Practices Business & Practice Management4 days ago You Asked: How Much Inventory Should I Have? How Do I Keep Track of It? And What Do I Include?