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Our office represented a Licensed Vocational Nurse who was facing a formal Accusation for Unprofessional Conduct, Gross Negligence, and Incompetence stemming from a death at a Residential Care Facility. This LVN was accused of patient[…]
Recently our office defended a Registered Nurse who was facing a formal Accusation for Unprofessional Conduct – Incompetence, stemming from a medication error at a new place of employment. Our office was contacted well into the legal process[…]
Our office represented a Licensed Vocational Nurse who sustained a conviction of misdemeanor violation of resisting arrest. It was the LVN’s second conviction and the LVN had prior discipline by the Board of Vocational Nurses and Psychological Technicians[…]
Our office represented a Registered Nurse who was arrested and convicted of driving under the influence of alcohol. Our client took full responsibility at an early stage in the criminal process and admitted to a misdemeanor violation of Vehicle Code Section[…]
Our office recently represented a medical doctor specializing in cosmetic medicine, who received a letter from the Medical Board of California requesting patient records and a summary of her care following receipt of a complaint to the Medical Board.[…]
Our office represented a student in nursing school who had sustained a misdemeanor Hit and Run, which was subsequently. Our client completed the Misdemeanor DEJ Program and paid the fines in a timely manner. The guilty plea was then withdrawn[…]
Recently our office defended a Registered Nurse who was facing a formal Accusation for Unprofessional Conduct, Gross Negligence, and Incompetence stemming from a death at a Skilled Nursing Facility. This RN was recently[…]
Recently a new graduate from dental school applying for licensure to the Dental Board of California, contacted our office anxious about her application because she had a misdemeanor conviction for petty theft. She was distraught[…]
A Federal, Felony, Fraud Conviction by a California Certified Public Accountant is traditionally an automatic license revocation by the California Board of Accountancy; however, our Client was not only allowed to keep their[…]
Our office represented a medical doctor who sustained a conviction of Vehicle Code Section 23125(b). The doctor had a high blood alcohol content (BAC), and was involved in an accident. Although no one was injured, the potential for[…]
Recently, our office has represented two experienced Registered Nurses, who made mistakes and were ultimately convicted of Driving Under the Influence of Alcohol. By being proactive, providing lengthy mitigation packets, and zealously advocating for our clients we were able to avoid the filing of an Accusation and avoid formal discipline.