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A formal complaint can be filed against your professional license for alleged violations of the law, alleged violations of the rules of your licensing board, breaches in your duties owed to the public, or other malfeasance. All Texas licensing boards receive complaints against licensees. Each licensing board has its own rules that dictate the complaint...

It is a letter dreaded by all licensed professionals: a notice that a complaint has been filed against you with your licensing board. You know that a single complaint can spell disaster for your career. Even if you believe the complaint is groundless, it is important to respond to the allegations and mount an effective...

Complaints filed against your professional license are stress-inducing, may feel overwhelming, and can put your career at risk. Certainly, you can defend against any allegation of wrongdoing, and a license defense attorney can help you do so. However, it is indisputable that the best course of action is to avoid complaints in the first place....

As a licensed professional, you dedicated significant time to your training to be equipped to properly do your job and help people who require your serves. You have spent years building a solid reputation for being excellent at your job. If a complaint is filed against you with a Texas licensing board or regulatory agency,...

Elevator and escalator contractors, technicians, and inspectors are regulated in Texas by the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR). Any person who performs installation, repair, testing, or maintenance of an elevator or escalator is required to be registered with the TDLR. Texas elevator law includes Elevator Safety and Licensing Administrative Rules and Elevator Safety...