Category Archives: Professional Licensing Cases
WHICH LAWYER TO CHOOSE
Hello everyone. Imagine if all lawyers are the same? Well, they are NOT. Some call their clients “a case.” In sharp contrast, WE call prospective clients our “CAUSE.” Notice the differentiation with the letter “U” that stands for “YOU.” However, the difference and distinction are not only in the spelling, but it is the legally … Read More
How a Lawyer Fights for Your CAUSE and Who You Really Are
When You Feel Overwhelmed and Know It’s Not Right: How a Lawyer Fights for Your Cause — and Who You Really Are There are moments in life when something happens — a Decision, an Order, an Accusation, a Denial, a licensing action, or a Notice in the mail — and a person instantly feels that … Read More
Help for an Investigation: Government or Employer meeting, interview, or conversation.
First, we acknowledge and understand this type of a situation is challenging for you. Frankly, it would be difficult for anyone under the circumstances, particularly because of the uncertainty associated with a government or employer Investigation. It makes little difference whether it is called a meeting, interview, conference or conversation, Interrogation is the actual and … Read More
Choosing the Right Lawyer
The choice of a lawyer is an important decision, and it should never be based solely upon the attorney’s fee. Before making your choice of a lawyer, you should give your situation careful thought. It goes without saying, the selection of an attorney is an important decision. Our clients favor our “natural” ability, “art of … Read More
Should a Nurse File a Disability Claim?
Some attorneys may caution against a nurse filing a disability claim since a “disability alone” (by itself) can be the basis for the BRN to seek disciplinary action against an RN, including issuing an Interim Suspension Order (ISO), which is to cease and desist working during a pending suspension. On the other hand, an individual … Read More
Five Common Misconceptions About Professional License Defense Attorneys
No one should gamble on their career. When clients call us, we hear of countless errors, omissions, and challenges in their case, whether they had the courage to handle it on their own or hire a lawyer. Hence, it is critical that YOU learn about the material facts and operative legal issues that are deemed … Read More
IS REPORTING MANDATORY?
Our communications are not intended to deal exclusively with mandatory reporting requirements, whether applicable or not. The Administrative Procedure Act (APA) is found in the California Government Code, section 11340 et seq. This statute establishes “rulemaking” procedures and standards for California state agencies. Additionally, California regulations must be in compliance with regulations adopted by OAL … Read More
Is an Exceptional Attorney Essential?
Is there a distinction between essential and exceptional? How essential is it to choose the superb things we do and seek an outstanding result? Is an exceptional attorney essential? Perhaps, many individuals might have been content in utilizing a physician, dentist, accountant, and/or an attorney as long as they were not inferior. However, is it … Read More
Compelling and Cogent Legal Arguments
What are compelling and cogent legal arguments? All of us from time to time have read magazines, newspapers and articles. It strains credulity, however, that far too much of what has been written is not sufficiently balanced to provide the reader with a true and accurate narrative. Even worse are long winded and/or rambling legal … Read More
Is An Exceptional Lawyer Essential?
Do you consider an “exceptional” lawyer to be essential? Will you truly be content employing a mediocre attorney? There may have been a point when one distinguished between exceptional and essential. In the past, many individuals may have been content in utilizing a physician, dentist, accountant, an attorney and/or any professional, perhaps as long as … Read More