Sentence examples for professional breach from inspiring English sources

Although many viewed his comments as a professional breach, experts said privacy rules likely weren't violated because Dr. Phil isn't a licensed therapist, as I reported here.

And while Katie Sarah Parishh) is a single doctor who had an affair with a married man (at the Bovary Hotel), her professional breaches may be far worse than her private sins.

Research performed in France indicated that the general public is more supportive of lax confidentiality as compared to medical professionals: breaching confidentiality in the event of a sexually transmitted infection (STI) of a sexual partner was considered as moderately acceptable while physicians perceived this as unacceptable behaviour [ 16].

Mr. Newmyer, who attended the school, is suing it for $10 million, alleging negligent supervision, professional malpractice, breach of fiduciary duty and infliction of emotional distress.

Adelphia Communications, the bankrupt cable company, sued its former accountants, Deloitte & Touche, yesterday, accusing the firm of "professional negligence, breach of conduct, fraud and other wrongful conduct".

The lawyer in this case, Jonathan G. Blattmachr, one of the nation's most influential estate tax lawyers, and his firm, Milbank Tweed Hadley & McCloy, are accused in the lawsuit of fraud, professional negligence, breach of contract, negligent misrepresentation and a violation of their duty of loyalty to clients.

He said medical professionals could breach confidentiality and share information to prevent further harm.

What is more, the appointed board members are accused almost daily, on postings to e-mail lists, of everything from professional ethics breaches to criminal activity.

There is no suggestion that any of the bouts at the Reps Retribution night, which also included semi-professional events, breached any rules or licencing laws.

"There's been so much focus on how health professionals have breached their ethical duties, and that's an important point in the war on terror but the focus needs to be to the degree to which the government agencies themselves required those breaches," Rubenstein said.

"It is particularly troubling when professionals like Melvin violate their professional obligations and breach a client's trust by misusing confidential information," William P. Hicks, the associate director for enforcement in the S.E.C.'s Atlanta office, said in a statement.