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Dealing with licensing boards in Texas can be complicated. The stakes can be high, as well. Whether you’re appearing at a licensing board hearing, defending your actions in response to allegations of misconduct or dealing with another issue involving these boards, your career could be on the line. That’s why you likely have a lot questions. It is important to have a trusted source for information when searching for answers.
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A licensing board decides whether to revoke or suspend a law enforcement license based on evidence that shows the license holder has committed a crime or violated a rule set forth by the Texas Commission on Law Enforcement (TCOLE). If TCOLE is investigating a complaint made against your license, you’ll want to work with an experienced attorney. A Texas law enforcement license defense lawyer can protect your license and defend you against criminal charges. An...
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A CPA license defense lawyer can assist with ethics complaints, along with any other disciplinary action from the Texas State Board of Public Accountancy (TSBPA). Facing an ethics complaint or disciplinary action that threatens your Texas CPA or tax professional license is an incredibly high-stakes situation. Not only does your very livelihood hang in the balance, but the repercussions of having your license suspended or revoked could irreparably tarnish your hard-earned reputation. In these circumstances,...
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A physician can face disciplinary action for a variety of reasons ranging from negligence to unprofessional behavior to criminal conduct. Even if you did nothing wrong, an accusation of an offense can get the attention of the Texas Medical Board (TMB). If you are facing disciplinary action, an experienced physician license defense lawyer can help. The consequences if you are found to have committed an offense can be severe, with the potential for the revocation...
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A CPA license defense lawyer in Texas can help with license reinstatement if your license has expired or been suspended or revoked. However, seeking reinstatement after license revocation can be difficult. It's best to work with an attorney on a license defense case to prevent revocation in the first place. Whether you're facing license revocation or your license has already been suspended or revoked, an attorney can help you. Let's take a closer look at...
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The most common reasons for facing disciplinary actions as a CPA are negligence, violation of fiduciary duty, and conviction of a crime. While these reasons for disciplinary actions are common, there are a number of others that may impact the complaint or notice of investigation you’ve received. If you’re facing disciplinary actions as a CPA, you’ll want to hire a skilled CPA license defense lawyer in Texas. An attorney can provide legal advice and mount...
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The Texas Board of Nursing (TBON) regulates and monitors licensed nurses. If TBON determines that you have violated a rule or law that governs the nursing profession, you could face sanctions that are extremely damaging to your license and career. However, in some cases, your employer may be able to handle a situation internally using a nursing peer review committee. A nursing license defense attorney can help you navigate the nursing peer review committee or disciplinary...
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If you face a complaint or disciplinary proceedings before the State Board for Educator Certification (SBEC), which is a division of the Texas Education Agency (TEA), your first call should be to an experienced teaching license defense lawyer. You need legal counsel to help protect your rights, safeguard your license, and allow you to continue your professional career. Together, you can fight back against the allegations against you and work to resolve your case with...
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A license suspension is a severe sanction that impacts your ability to practice in your field, earn a living, and further your career. Fortunately, you can challenge a license suspension and defend yourself against the allegations you are facing. You should immediately contact an experienced professional license defense lawyer to contest the proposed license suspension properly. We can assist you if you face disciplinary proceedings before your professional licensing board or agency. While all licensing...
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The Texas State Board of Public Accountancy (BPA) licenses and regulates certified public accountants (CPAs). As part of its duties, the BPA receives complaints about CPAs allegedly violating the laws and rules that govern them. It also brings formal disciplinary action against CPAs as needed. Obtaining experienced legal counsel to represent your interests in disciplinary proceedings before the BPA can be a significant step in reaching a positive outcome in your case. As a result,...
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Various medical professionals, including physicians, physician assistants, pharmacists, and advanced practice nurses, under prescriptive authority agreements, are subject to the Texas Prescription Monitoring Program (PMP). The licensing boards that monitor and regulate these professionals must ensure that they follow all applicable laws and rules, including those related to the PMP. Any violations by these individuals can lead to disciplinary proceedings and potentially severe sanctions. Therefore, all professionals who are subject to the PMP must know...
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