Facts: Our client UL, hired us to represent her against a complaint filed against her license by the Board of Nursing (BON). The complaint was initiated by her former employer. The BON’s complaint alleged that she misappropriated morphine. After an investigation was completed by her employer she resigned. Her resignation was not accepted, and she …
Texas Medical Board v. I.M.
Facts: Our client IM, hired firm to assist him in responding to a complaint filed against him by TMB. The complaint alleged that he was aiding and abetting nonmedical staff in the practice of medicine at the medical spa where he worked as medical director. There was video evidence of a nonmedical employee injecting a …
Texas State Board of Dental Examiners v. K.H.
Facts: Dentist KH hired the firm to respond to a complaint filed with Texas State Board of Dental Examiners regarding an alleged Minimum Standard of Care violation of not maintaining a written informed consent signed by the patient. The firm researched the facts of the case and found out that the Complainant was not the …
S.W. v. G.D. et al
Facts: Our client, GD, hired Bertolino Law Firm to defend him in an appeal concerning a patient’s civil malpractice claim in connection with dental work our client performed. The firm represented GD in the trial court, and we won the case at the summary judgment stage based on several arguments, but the patient appealed. Outcome: …
Texas Medical Board v. M.G.
Facts: Our client MG, hired firm to represent her for a second time, against allegations brought by TMB. MG had two separate cases with TMB both set for an informal settlement conference. The first case was related to allegations stemming from her first matter. That prior case resulted in a non-disciplinary sanction. However, TMB brought …
Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation v. P.K.
Facts: Our client PK, hired our firm to assist her in responding to a complaint filed with TDLR. The complaint stemmed from a work-related incident where PK was working as a speech pathologist with an infant- client. At the end of her session, the infant began to slide out of their highchair and PK grabbed …
Texas Behavioral Health Executive Council v. B.B.
Facts: Our client BB, hired firm to represent her legal interests during a scheduled informal conference. An informal conference was scheduled after a complaint was received and BB submitted her own response. The complaint alleged a variety of allegations relating to BB’s employment at a county jail. The complaint alleged through hearsay that BB was …
Texas Health and Human Services Commission v. B.P.
Facts: Our client BP, rehired our firm to represent her on a secondary matter stemming from her original matter she hired us for back in June of 2021. In the summer of 2021, BP’s daycare was shut down by HHSC for a variety of deficiencies. Due to the shutdown, BP was not allowed to operate …
Texas Board of Nursing v. SHR
Facts: SHR is a Registered Nurse who has been licensed since 2019 with no complaints or disciplinary history. She received a notice from Texas Board of Nursing that a complaint had been filed against her and an investigation had been opened. She engaged Bertolino LLP to defend her license. The allegations were that, while working …
Texas Medical Board v. J.B.
Facts: JB received a notice of complaint from the Texas Medical Board. The complaint came from his former hospital employer. The hospital filed the complaint against him because he allegedly quit his position as a treating physician without notice to the hospital or his patients, including patient RK. JB engaged Bertolino LLP to defend his …
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