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Real Estate Sales Agent License Secured Despite Extensive Criminal History Our Client (“T.J.”) filed an application for a real estate sales agent license with the Texas Real Estate Commission (“TREC”) before retaining the Firm for assistance. T.J.’s criminal history started at age sixteen (16), and entails several charges which TREC alleged to cast doubt on …

After more than five (5) months of zealous representation, we helped our Client, A.C., M.D., secure a full Texas Medical License. There were several snags along the way, but we were able to overcome same and help A.C. get to work. He is now happily serving Medicare and Medicaid patients.

Facts: Client TM is a Registered Professional Engineer with 38 years of experience. TM was hired to draft a stormwater detention engineering design that was needed by a customer to obtain a building permit for a swimming pool on his property. His first draft for a building permit was rejected by the city. He advised the …

Facts: Our client, JB, hired us to help him defend against a complaint filed with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation by a disgruntled customer and to protect his license as a registered contractor from potential disciplinary action stemming from the complaint allegations. Outcome: The firm consulted with the client to understand his situation and developed …

Facts: Our client, MW, a licensed professional engineer, faced a complaint filed with the Texas Board of Professional Engineers. The complaint alleged that MW had failed to adhere to industry standards in a structural engineering project, potentially compromising safety. Outcome: The firm worked with MW to compile a thorough response, including project documentation, expert analysis, and evidence …

Facts: Our client, RH, a physician, hired us to defend against a complaint filed with the Texas Medical Board. The complaint alleged that RH had engaged in improper prescribing practices and failed to maintain adequate patient records. Outcome: The firm gathered extensive evidence, including patient records, expert testimony, and letters of support from colleagues and patients. We …

Facts: Client received a complaint to TDI regarding fraudulent conduct. TDI alleged that client stole over $10,000 dollars from a former customer of client’s. Client was terminated by her employer for the conduct. Outcome: At trial firm presented witnesses and evidence that demonstrated that client accidently withdraw the money from the customer’s account. The customer was a …

Facts: Client received a report from the Board after failing to complete her continuing education for the entity of her term as a licensee and for providing false statements on her renewal applications. Outcome: Firm argued that client was unaware of the continuing education requirements as she was never actively practicing in Texas. Client believed that she …

Facts: Client received a complaint from TEA after he was terminated by his school district for having inappropriate relations and/or communication with a female student. The student reported to the school that client spoke to her on two occasions about liking her more than he should and knowing that it was wrong. Outcome: During an informal conference …

Facts: Client received a complaint alleging failure to file tax records, failure to inspect vehicles and improper issuance of temporary tags. DMV found client had not been properly filing tax records for over a year and had issued hundreds of temporary tags against dozens of vehicles. DMV submitted the complaint along with a notice of intent …