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Kentucky’s New Pill Mill Law

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On July 20, 2012, new laws became effective that will impact every physician practicing in the Commonwealth of Kentucky. These

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The Perils of Prescribing Controlled Substances

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As the Kentucky Board of Medical Licensure’s (KBML) implementing regulations for House Bill 1 are now effective on an emergency

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