A New South Wales tribunal found surgeon Dr Liu-Ming Schmidt guilty of professional misconduct, barring her from practice for six months. She failed to detect cancer in one patient and operated on the wrong end of another's bowel, contributing to his death, among other substandard treatments.
Dr. Tinny Ho Tin-yee, a Hong Kong dermatologist, received a six-month suspended punishment from the Medical Council for professional misconduct, failing to prevent improper promotional content on the mainland Chinese social media platform RedNote for Skincentral Dermatology Clinic.
A Hong Kong medical council found a pediatrician guilty of professional misconduct for failing to investigate a newborn's seizure in 2009, which resulted in the child developing cerebral palsy and quadriplegia. The parents, from mainland China, expressed that while the ruling offers some closure after 16 years, they are not fully satisfied due to their son's lifelong condition.
A Hong Kong paediatrician, Dr Sit Sou-chi, has been suspended for nine months for professional misconduct after failing to conduct necessary investigations on a newborn who suffered a seizure in 2009, resulting in permanent disability.
A Hong Kong paediatrician, Dr Sit Sou-chi, has been removed from the General Register for nine months for professional misconduct. The ruling concerns a 2009 incident where a newborn infant suffered a seizure and was left permanently disabled with cerebral palsy and quadriplegia.
The Kerala High Court Advocates Association has warned lawyers against filming reels and posting videos from court premises, citing professional misconduct under the Advocates Act and Bar Council of India Rules. Penalties can include reprimand, suspension, or removal from the bar.
Edward Harold King, a former NYC judge, and Yechiel "Sam" Sprei, a real estate developer, were charged with wire fraud for swindling at least $5M from investors through a bogus property bid, leveraging King's judicial position for legitimacy.
