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When a texas real estate agent faces disciplinary action

December 13, 2020Posts

When a Texas Real Estate Agent Faces Disciplinary Action

An accusation of having violated the rules or norms in the course of a real estate transaction can put a real estate licensee’s ability to practice their profession at risk.  The disciplinary action that might come as a result of an accusation could mean the end of their career, whether directly or indirectly. When the Texas Real Estate Commission receives a complaint against someone it has granted a license to practice real estate, its Standards...

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Tfcp investigations of complaints against texas firefighters

December 12, 2020Posts

TFCP Investigations of Complaints Against Texas Firefighters

Firefighters in Texas are regulated by the Texas Commission on Fire Protection (TCFP), as are other fire safety professionals in fire safety and fire service organizations. The Commission manages the licenses of fire safety professionals at nearly 750 departments in seven separate regions within the state, while offering 31 courses and 49 certificates in fire safety. And it is responsible for collecting, reviewing, and investigating complaints made against fire safety professionals who fall under its umbrella, under...

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When a texas respiratory care practitioner is accused of violating rules

December 11, 2020Posts

When a Texas Respiratory Care Practitioner is Accused of Violating Rules

In Texas, Respiratory Care Practitioners are governed by Chapter 604 of Title 3 of the Texas Occupations Code. This code places the Texas Medical Board in charge of licensure for Respiratory Care Practitioners, with the aid and guidance of the Texas Board of Respiratory Care. The latter has been empowered with, among other things, establishing standards for regulating the practice of and disciplining any violations of rules made in the course of practice by a...

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Effects of a dui on a texas professionalgcos license

December 10, 2020Posts

Effects of a DWI on a Texas Professional’s License

The effects of being convicted of Drinking While Intoxicated (a DWI) are profound no matter who receives it. But professionals are faced with a double-whammy: both receipt of the criminal charge of DWI and the likely loss of their professional license because of it. This means that not only are these professionals likely to face discrimination when seeking future employment because of a criminal conviction, but their current livelihoods might soon be swept out from...

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When your establishment is accused of tabc violations

December 09, 2020Posts

When Your Establishment is Accused of TABC Violations

It is a fundamental requirement of any Texas establishment that wants to sell alcohol that it successfully obtain a license from the state to do so. That license is granted by the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission (TABC), which was initially established in 1935 to regulate, inspect, and tax the sale, use, and production of alcoholic beverages. These days the Commission exists under the auspices of the 1977 Alcoholic Beverage Code for the same purposes. It...

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How texas dentists can combat accusations of insurance fraud

December 08, 2020Posts

How Texas Dentists Can Combat Accusations of Insurance Fraud

Dentists who find they have been accused of insurance fraud in Texas are at risk of discipline and even of losing their licenses. If this happens to you, it is important that you immediately seek out an experienced dental license defense attorney who can make the case from the get-go that the medically necessary procedure you ordered does not meet the definition of fraud. The majority of dentists have entered into agreements with insurance carriers...

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When the texas board of nursing offers an agreed order

December 07, 2020Nursing License Defense,Posts

When the Texas Board of Nursing Offers an Agreed Order

Every complaint made against Texas nurses is reviewed by the Texas Board of Nursing. At times this Board will offer an Agreed Order, which sets forth particular sanctions against a nurse. The Agreed Order is explicitly designed to describe the type of discipline to which a nurse who accepts it will be subjected. This includes any requirements the nurse under consideration will need to complete, such as any sort of remedial education, or a set...

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Fighting accusations of medical insurance fraud in texas

December 06, 2020Posts

Fighting Accusations of Medical Insurance Fraud in Texas

When a Texas medical care provider is accused of not following the regulations they are required to follow in order to accept either private insurance, Medicare, or Medicaid, they have entered a potentially career-ending scenario. A medical care provider who has been determined to have committed such violations of regulations can face further problems, including accusations of criminal insurance fraud. And when the Texas Medical Board learns of this finding of fraud, it will proceed...

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When a texas licensing board refers your case to soah

December 05, 2020Posts

When a Texas Licensing Board Refers Your Case to SOAH

Professional practitioners are often surprised to learn that Administrative hearings before the Texas State Office of Administrative Hearings (SOAH) are quite a lot like courtroom trials. These hearings are formalized such that in the course of the process, a practitioner fighting for their license will be given a chance to question witnesses, produce relevant evidence, and ultimately present their defense before an Administrative Law Judge (ALJ). Indeed, a normally-proceeding SOAH hearing will follow the following...

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Which veterinarians in texas must register with the drug enforcement agency

December 03, 2020Posts

Which Veterinarians in Texas Must Register with the Drug Enforcement Agency?

Given the problems made manifest by the opioid crisis in Texas and all over America, the Drug Enforcement Agency has made it necessary for any practitioner of medical arts to register with the Agency to prescribe or dispense controlled substances. This applies not only to physicians administering care to humans but also to veterinarians. And the Texas Board of Veterinary Medical Examiners has reinforced this regime by adopting language in its rules that undergird the...

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