Our Results

A California physician had a spousal argument at the residence. The argument became loud and heated. Police arrived at the residence and questioned the couple.  The couple's small child was also present.

A California hospital terminated a group of ICU nurses. The nurses believe it was a cost cutting measure by a new manager. The hospital claims that a narcotics audit revealed improprieties regarding the administration of narcotics.

The RN was vindicated on charges of diverting narcotics by an Administrative Law Judge (ALJ) who dismissed the Accusation after a three-day administrative hearing.

Our client is a California registered nurse who was convicted of driving under the influence of alcohol (DUI) with a high blood alcohol level and a minor accident. The arrest was an isolated incident by an RN who had no prior record.

Our client is a California OT, who was convicted of driving under the influence of alcohol (DUI) for the second time. The DUI was not work related and a psychologist determined that our client does not have an alcohol problem.“We filed suit against CBOT within 8 days.

On May 14, 2014, a California Family Practice physician received a Medical Board of California investigative inquiry following the death of a young adult patient from a poly-drug overdose while the patient was in-patient at a residential facility to treat Methadone addiction and related issues.

A California Ob-Gyn was one of a small group of specialists serving a rural area.  A patient whom the physician had previously treated , having delivered her children, presented with complaints of unusual, continuous bleeding.

A California medical Resident suffered a criminal conviction based on a plea to “wet reckless” (reckless driving with alcohol involvement) in the second year of residency, just prior to PGY-3 (Post-graduate year 3).

The Board of Registered Nursing investigated our client's role in treatment of a hospital patient after a malpractice settlement.  Our client was one of several nurses involved in the patient's treatment.

The California Board of Acupunture investigated our client because of a complaint that the Acupuncturist had sexual relations with a patient.