Facts: CJ hired firm after receiving a complaint from a former patient. The patient reported that CJ gave her the wrong medication and it caused her to become ill and require hospitalization. The patient reported this to CJ’s employer and the employer reported it to BON. Outcome: The firm requested the investigative file from BON. After review …
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Call TodayTexas Board of Nursing v. RK
Facts: RK hired firm after receiving a complaint from a former patient. The patient filed the complaint with the Board and alleged that RK incorrectly reported that she had HIV, forged records, did not report that she see her primary care physician (PCP), offered to take her to the doctor herself and did not report the …
Texas Department of State Health Services v. SR
Facts: Our client, SR, hired us to defend him against a complaint filed with the Texas Department of State Health Services by a biased personal acquaintance alleging SR had violated confidentiality requirements as a paramedic for a municipality. The complainant filed this groundless accusation to retaliate and obtain an advantage in a separate dispute. The invalid …
Texas Board of PT Examiners v. KJ
Facts: KJ hired firm after receiving a complaint from a former patient. The patient filed the complaint with the Board and alleged that KJ failed to assess the patient’s status, allowed the unlicensed practice by technicians and committed fraudulent billing practices. Outcome: The firm provided a response to the complaint, breaking down each allegation. Regarding the failure …
Texas Appraiser Licensing and Certification Board v. JT
Facts: Our client, JT, hired us to defend him against a complaint filed with the Board by a quasi-governmental entity alleging he had violated minimum professional standards for real estate appraisers. He faced damage to his professional reputation, his ability to obtain work from appraisal management companies, lenders and other clients, potential disciplinary action from the …
Texas Behavioral Health Executive Council v. NJ
Facts: Our client, NJ, hired us to defend her against two complaints filed with the Council by a former disgruntled employee and another state agency alleging she had violated minimum professional standards in her practice as a marriage and family therapist. The invalid complaints threatened to damage her professional reputation, ability to obtain future employment, potential …
Texas Behavioral Health Executive Council v. JS
Facts: JS engaged our firm to defend her career and reputation against unlicensed practice of counseling allegations. Our client faced revocation of her credentials and damage to her highly regarded reputation in the community. Outcome: The firm evaluated the available evidence and submitted a robust response addressing both the facts and applicable law. We demonstrated that the …
Texas Executive Council of Physical Therapy and Occupational Therapy Examiners v. APP
Facts: Our client, APP, hired us to defend him against a complaint filed with the Board by a former employer alleging he had violated minimum professional standards as in his physical therapy practice by logging a treatment session during a period that was inaccurate. The invalid complaint threatened harm to APP’s professional reputation, his ability to …
Texas Board of Nursing v. GA
Facts: Client received a complaint from BON after a patient reported that she failed to discuss severe blood test results leading to an emergency room visit. The patient alleged that after his results were issued, client never called him and he ended up having to report to the emergency room for several days due to low …
Texas Board of Nursing v. MS
Facts: Client received a complaint from BON alleging that she allowed a nursing student to administer a controlled substance to a patient without supervision. Further, the complaint alleged that she also allowed the student to have unsupervised access to the patient’s records and charts. Outcome: Firm provided a response to the complaint and argued that client was …
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