Facts: UJ submitted an application for licensure and failed to disclosed prior criminal activity. After TMB requested information on the criminal activity, UJ provided records that they received from the district court associated with the criminal cases. TMB followed up requesting additional records and then stopped communicating with UJ. Outcome: After consultation with UJ the firm submitted a …
Texas Board of Nursing v. WC
Facts: WC received a secondary complaint regarding allegations of sexual conduct with a former patient. The evidence presented included text messages, social media posts and app screen shots regarding WC and patient’s alleged sexual activity. Outcome: After WC retained counsel the firm provided a response to the allegations. The firm argued that the evidence was insufficient and …
Texas Medical Board v. TR
Facts: TR received a complaint from TMB and a notice for ISC. The allegations against TR were submitted to TMB by her former employer. TR was terminated from their employer after they appeared intoxicated during work hours. Witnesses attested to the fact that they saw TR slurring their words after interacting with a patient. TR refused …
Texas Board of Nursing v. JA
Facts: Our client, JA hired us to assist in protecting her Texas nursing license. JA was offered disciplinary action prior to engaging our services. Outcome: The firm analyzed the relevant documentation and enabling Statute and Board rules. After presenting the client’s position based on the facts and law, the Board vacated the disciplinary action and issued a dismissal. …
Texas Board of Nursing v. FD 2
Facts: Our client, FD hired us to assist in obtaining his Texas nursing license. Our client passed but his eligibility exam after four year period established by the Board, and as a result the Board denied his nursing license. Outcome: The firm analyzed the relevant documentation, enabling Statute and Board rules. The Statute and Board rules did not inhibit …
Texas Medical Board v. AG 2
Facts: AG hired Bertolino LLP to defend her against a complaint filed with the Board by a patient. The patient made unfounded allegations that AG had committed malpractice and failed to provide the patient with information about her medical procedure and acquire her informed consent. The baseless complaint threatened to damage AG’s professional reputation and employment, expose her …
Texas Board of Nursing v. FD
Facts: Our client, FD hired us to assist in obtaining his Texas nursing license after he passed the NCLEX. Our client passed the NCLEX but after the four year period established by the Board and as a result the Board denied his nursing license. Outcome: The firm evaluated the relevant documentation, enabling statutes and Board …
Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation v. ZZ
Facts: ZZ hired firm after receiving 2 complaints. These were ZZ’s 3rd and 4th complaints overall during her time as a massage therapist and massage establishment owner. The allegations in the new complaint were essentially identical to the allegations in ZZ’s 1st and 2nd complaints. The allegations involved employing unlicensed workers, not keeping records and allowing people to sleep at …
Texas Board for Physical Therapy Examiners v. MA
Facts: MA received a complaint from a former patient. The patient alleged that MA injured her back and side during a session. Outcome: The firm provided a robust response including all medical records from the patient’s file showing that MA only met with the patient on 2 minor occasions and that the patient’s issues were ongoing over …
Texas Medical Board v. WD
Facts: WD hired firm to assist in the submission of his application for licensure with TMB. WD had several criminal issues that he needed to report and provide records for. WD had 4 prior arrests, one deferred adjudication and one conviction all related to alcohol. Outcome: The firm crafted responses to several questions on the TMB application …
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