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Having lots of questions in your mind? Having trouble fixing your problem with your nurse license or having a hard time facing the battle with the cases filed against you and you want clarifications and help? No need to worry. All your worries, your concerns, and queries will be answered.

I only focus on Texas Nursing disciplinary licensing. These are:

LVN(license vocational nurse)
RN (registered nurse)
APRN/NP (Advanced Practice Registered Nurses)/(nurse practitioners).

My law practice is quite narrow and only focuses on matters related to Texas nurse licenses. I do not handle cases involving education, policy changes, contract reviews, malpractice or suing hospitals, employment issues, or any injury-related issues.

Receiving a letter from the Board triggers the disciplinary process, and you only have 30 days from the date of the letter to respond to the Board’s investigation. The best step to take is to find a lawyer to avoid moving forward with disciplinary action. Contact us so we can discuss this further. We have represented more than 600 cases over the years.

You may represent yourself; however, responding to allegations or complaints is best handled with your lawyer to avoid problems. With legal representation, you have a better chance of getting your case dismissed or less severe discipline. Your lawyers can help you pause the proceedings and obtain evidence regarding the allegations/complaints. Make sure you choose the right one to represent you. If you need help, contact us, as we already represented over 600 cases before the Board.

Criminal cases filed against you will put your license at stake, as you have to renew your license every two years. To avoid your license from getting revoked or suspended, you have to look for an experienced lawyer just like us, who represented over 600 cases. Contact us now!

If your license has been revoked due to your misconduct or past criminal offenses, you can get your license reinstated. With our experience in handling over 600 cases, we can help you evaluate and submit a petition to the board. Contact us now for a free consultation!

A criminal history may pose challenges in securing one's license. However, with proper evaluation, you can still secure a Texas Nurse license even with your past criminal records. This is why you need an experienced Nurse License Attorney who can help you. Contact us now!

If you disagree with the proposed orders given by the Board of Nursing, do not sign the Agreed Order. Instead, contact us so we can help you with the next steps.

Not all complaints or allegations involving a nurse’s ability to practice safely will require the same amount of Board intervention or will result in disciplinary action. The particular facts and evidence of each case must be carefully considered. If you received a complaint because you were caught on substance while on duty, contact us immediately so we can help you.

The Board's primary objective is to protect the public against fraudulent or deceitful conduct. However, not all matters involving a nurse’s fraudulent or deceptive behavior will require the same amount of Board intervention or will necessarily result in removing a nurse from practice. If you receive such allegations, hiring a nurse lawyer who can help you strengthen your case before the Board is best. Contact us now, before it’s too late!

The licensing authority will consider several factors in determining your potential eligibility for a license. Even if the licensing authority determines you are potentially ineligible, you may still apply for the license. Applying for a license will allow you to contest any denial of licensure, and this is when we can help you. With our experience in handling over 600 cases, we can help you evaluate and gather all the documentation needed to strengthen your appeal. Contact us now.