Advertising is an important component to success for any Texas realtor. An "advertisement" is any written or oral statement or communication which induces or attempts to induce a member of the public to use the services of the real estate licensee. There are a number of rules and regulations in place regarding advertising by realtors, and it is important not to run afoul of these rules. Violations of advertising rules also are among the most...
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The Texas Peer Assistance Program for Nurses (TPAPN) is a non-punitive, confidential, and voluntary program for RNs and LVN's who have concerns related to substance use or mental health. TPAPN is independent of the licensing boards. However, TPAPN maintains a service contract with the Texas Board of Nursing and works cooperatively with the Board. TPAPN recognizes that nurses are not immune to psychiatric or substance use disorders and encourages nurses to seek help with these...
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Allegations of misconduct against a licensed professional are serious. You spent years earning your professional license and you've worked hard to build your reputation. When your professional license is in jeopardy due to allegations of misconduct, your career is at stake. Regulatory and licensing boards have the power to revoke a license, suspend it, or put a licensee on probation. Any complaint against a licensed professional must be treated with the highest level of importance...
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After a licensing board, state agency or commission notifies you of a complaint filed against you it is time to take immediate steps to defend yourself. Complaints and subsequent investigations can harm your reputation, and possibly lead to suspension or revocation of your license. Your livelihood and career on are on the line. Take the Complaint Seriously Even if you believe the complaint to be baseless or unfounded, take the complaint seriously from the start....
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If you are facing criminal charges and you are a licensed CPA in Texas, your license may be at risk. Conviction of certain types of criminal offenses may carry severe disciplinary actions by the Texas State Board of Public Accountancy, including license revocation. It is imperative that you understand how a criminal conviction will affect your CPA license. Felony Conviction is a "Discreditable Act" Under the Rules of Professional Conduct for the Texas State Board...
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