Professional License Defense in Texas

For many, a professional license is the key to unlocking their dreams. It allows them to work in a field they love, making life more fulfilling.  

Losing your professional license in Texas can carry severe consequences. It affects your ability to work in your dream career and causes financial instability. Professionals can be accused of misconduct, criminal charges, and substance abuse, putting them at risk of losing their jobs. 

At Spitzer Law Offices, our attorneys are experienced in administrative law and help defend professional licenses in Texas. Our team can represent clients in various professions such as accounting, healthcare, law, education, and mental health.

We understand how crucial a professional license is and how its loss can dramatically affect your livelihood. That's why our team provides high-standard legal defense. We want our clients to have the best possible chance of success. We recognize that time is important in a license defense case, and we respond promptly to our clients' needs. Our office will work hard to meet the strict deadlines necessary in these cases.

If you’ve lost a professional license in Texas, or you are currently under investigation, call our lawyers right away at (740) 675-6858.

Professional Licensing Boards in Texas

Texas has many boards that monitor and accredit professionals.

Here are just some examples:

• Texas Medical Board
• Texas Board of Nursing
• Texas Real Estate Commission
• Texas Board of Law Examiners
• Texas Department of Insurance
• Texas Board of Professional Engineers
• Texas Board of Architectural Examiners
• Texas State Board of Public Accountancy
• Texas Board of Professional Geoscientists
• Texas Board of Veterinary Medical Examiners

Defending Your Professional License in Texas

Be Aware of the Grounds for Revocation

Familiarize yourself with the specific grounds for revocation of your professional license. These are typically outlined in the licensing board's rules and regulations.

Stay Up-to-Date With Continuing Education

Participate in continuing education and other professional development opportunities. This can demonstrate your commitment to your profession and your willingness to maintain your license.

Practice Risk Management

Implement risk management strategies in your practice to minimize the likelihood of complaints or malpractice suits. This can include maintaining clear communication with clients, documenting all interactions and decisions, and following best practices in your field.

Seek Legal Representation 

If you are facing disciplinary action or possible revocation of your license, it is important to seek the advice of an experienced attorney who can help you navigate the process and defend yourself.

Cooperate With the Licensing Board

If you are being investigated by the licensing board, comply with their requests for information and provide a thorough, honest response. This can help demonstrate your professionalism and commitment to ethical practice.

Appealing a Professional License Revocation in Texas

1. Understand the appeals process
2. Gather evidence
3. File a notice of appeal
4. Request a hearing
5. Wait for the decision
6. Consider further appeals

Appealing or defending against a revocation is much like arguing in court. You must gather evidence, witness statements, and so on. Some professions will allow legal representation in a hearing, and others won’t. Either way, our team is ready to help you build a strong defense and prepare you for the big day.

We Will Stand by Your Side

Our attorneys understand the importance of communication and keeping our clients fully informed throughout the legal process. We approach every case with a unique and personalized perspective to meet your individual needs.

We can represent clients in various cases ranging from minor complaints to more serious cases involving criminal charges. 

Our experienced legal team offers a personalized approach. If you or someone you know is facing the loss of a professional license in Texas, contact us right away for a free consultation. You can call us directly at (740) 675-6858 or reach out to us online. Don't let the loss of a professional license ruin your career. Let us help you protect it.