Criminal Convictions and License Defense

If you are a licensed professional and have recently been convicted of a crime, you are likely facing the risk of losing your license. Professional licensing boards, including the Texas Medical Board, typically classify a criminal conviction as grounds for license suspension or revocation. Depending on the circumstances, however, you may be able to save your licensing privileges.

The Texas license defense attorneys at the Leichter Law Firm understand what it takes to uphold your professional licensure and we will pursue all possible options to defend your practice and livelihood. To learn more about what we can do for you, contact us today by calling 512-495-9995.

License Defense Options

A criminal conviction does not automatically mean that you will lose your license. In fact, there are several techniques that can be employed to help defend your practicing privileges. Our attorneys have helped hundreds of licensed professionals uphold their licensure and we are prepared to assist you with your defense. Some of the license defense options that we can help you with include:

• Administrative hearing defense
• Gathering evidence to support your case
• Appealing disciplinary action decisions
• Negotiating rehabilitation in lieu of other discipline
• Negotiating dismissal of your case or reduced disciplinary action

When facing a licensing board review because of a criminal conviction, it is important to have an experienced Texas license defense lawyer on your side to defend your case. Our attorneys can help to clarify your legal rights and options and will work aggressively to defend your license and negotiate with the licensing board. We can handle all communications on your behalf throughout your investigation and will help to advise you of the proper course of action to take to help save your professional license.

Contact Us

To learn more about how we can help you defend your license and practicing privileges from disciplinary action resulting from a criminal conviction, do not hesitate to contact the Texas medical license defense lawyers of the Leichter Law Firm today at 512-495-9995.