Chiropractor discipline upheld in case alleging antitrust violations

Posted on March 10, 2015 in Scope of Practice

In a December 1 memorandum opinion, the District Court of Virginia ruled in favor of a board's decision to sanction a chiropractor, holding that the board did not violate any antitrust laws (Petri v. Virginia board of Medicine).

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