Facts: AA received a complaint from HHSC after he was terminated for drug diversion by his former employer. The complaint alleged that AA diverted several vials of narcotics from the employer’s ambulances over a period of several months. The complaint contained a summary of video footage where the summary alleged that the footage showed AA …
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Facts: RW hired Bertolino LLP to aid her in obtaining authorization to sit for the licensing examination with the Board after her request was initially rejected due to a criminal history matter. The client was eager to sit for the exam so she could continue forward with her educational goals and the Board’s decision was standing in her way. Outcome: Bertolino LLP evaluated the client’s case, we assessed the applicable law and we gathered the documentation necessary to advocate for …
Texas Department of Insurance v. JM
Facts: Our client, JM, hired us to assist in defending against complaint allegations from the Department. Outcome: The Firm analyzed the relevant documents, law, and facts and determined that the Department did not have a valid basis for disciplinary action. The Firm submitted arguments refuting the allegations and successfully secured a dismissal of the case. JM can now continue in the career he loves.
School District v. CJ
Facts: Our client, CJ hired us to assist in obtaining a educator contract release from the District. Outcome: The Firm analyzed the facts in connection with seeking the release. It was determined that the law supported a release from the contract without sanctioning CJ’s educator credentials. The Firm assisted CJ with submitting arguments and documentation in support of accepting CJ’s resignation and contract release. The district …
Texas State Board of Public Accountancy v. CJ
Facts: CJ hired firm after he had been sued on two separate civil matters regarding a prior audit he conducted for a client several years prior. Both cases alleged that CJ committed fraud and misrepresented details in the audit which caused damages to the plaintiffs. Both cases settled prior to trial and one required CJ to …
Texas Department of Insurance v. FA
Facts: FA received a complaint from TDI after her appointment with an agency was terminated for cause. The agency alleged that FA committed fraud. Based on those allegations a federal credential was suspended, and FA was prevented from using such credential for a period of 3 years. Outcome: After FA retained the firm, her counsel provided …
Texas Education Agency v. HG
Facts: HG received a complaint from TEA and after denial of an agreed order, the matter was set for trial. The allegations within TEA’s petition alleged a variety of violations. The first set of violations alleged that HG was inappropriate with two students. He allegedly asked a female student out for dinner after graduation and attempted …
Texas Public School District v. TD
Facts: TD was allowed to resign from their position with an ISD here in Texas. The ISD placed TD on administrative leave and notified him that they had received a complaint that he was having a sexual relationship with a former student. TD denied the allegations. Outcome: TD retained counsel and the firm submitted argument to the …
Texas Medical Board v. UJ
Facts: UJ submitted an application for licensure and failed to disclosed prior criminal activity. After TMB requested information on the criminal activity, UJ provided records that they received from the district court associated with the criminal cases. TMB followed up requesting additional records and then stopped communicating with UJ. Outcome: After consultation with UJ the firm submitted a …
Texas Board of Nursing v. WC
Facts: WC received a secondary complaint regarding allegations of sexual conduct with a former patient. The evidence presented included text messages, social media posts and app screen shots regarding WC and patient’s alleged sexual activity. Outcome: After WC retained counsel the firm provided a response to the allegations. The firm argued that the evidence was insufficient and …
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