5 Topic Commentaries
The Legal Framework for Optical Shops in Ophthalmology Practices
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William O. Douglas, Not specified
Law/Judiciary
•Supreme Court of the United States
SourceIt is an attempt to free the profession, to as great an extent as possible, from all taints of commercialism.
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Lewis F. Powell, Jr., Not specified
Law/Judiciary
•Supreme Court of the United States
Sourcethere is a significant possibility that trade names will be used to mislead the public.
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Ming W. Chin, Not specified
Law/Judiciary
•Supreme Court of California
Sourcethe elimination of the chance of dominion of the professional decisions of the practitioner by commercial interest.
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A. E. Anderson, S.Ed.
Law
•University of Michigan Law School
SourceBecause of the confidential relationship which exists between practitioner and patient, optometry must be classed as a profession, and it is therefore unlawful for a corporation to practice optometry through licensed employees.
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Edward H. Forgotson, Not specified
Public Health/Health Law
•University of California, Los Angeles
SourceAs generally applied, the rule also prevents the practice of medicine (or surgery or dentistry) by a corporation even through licensed employees.
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