Medical License Defense Attorneys in Memphis
Protecting Your Medical or Nursing License
Doctors and nurses who have been charged with a crime will generally have to face a disciplinary proceeding before the state’s Department of Health. At the Claiborne Ferguson Law Firm, P.A., we represent physicians and nurses who are at risk of losing their professional licenses. Our medical license defense attorneys in Memphis strive to build a strong and effective case on your behalf to protect your rights and to help you avoid suspension or license revocation.
Contact us online or call (901) 878-5434 to request a free consultation to discuss your case with our team.
You Deserve Fierce Representation
You have undoubtedly spent a lot of your time, energy, and money working toward obtaining your license; you have put your blood, sweat, and tears into getting to the point you’re at today. With one simple mistake, everything you have worked for could be at risk.
Medical boards hold a lot of power. These boards have the ability to revoke or restrict your ability to practice and to make a living. Most medical boards have quite strict rules regarding license suspension – even minor crimes can lead to penalties.
You could face penalties from the medical board if you are charged with:
- Theft
- Sexual misconduct
- Fraud
- Malpractice
- Drug crimes
- DUI
Representation at Your Disciplinary Proceeding
Thorough preparation for your proceeding is key. Our medical license defense attorneys in Memphis can help you prepare for the hearing and can advise you on what to expect. You also have the right to have an attorney present during the hearing. As informed and experienced professionals, we can serve as your voice and fight for your best interests during this hearing. We conduct comprehensive investigations to familiarize ourselves with your situation and uncover any beneficial evidence.
Appeals
If your hearing does not lead to the results you desire, you have the right to appeal the medical board’s decision. Our team can represent you in your appeal as well. An appeal requires even more extensive research and investigation – and the Claiborne Ferguson Law Firm, P.A. is up to the job. You can count on our medical license defense attorneys to fight for you every step of the way.
Tell us your story – call (901) 878-5434 to schedule a free consultation. We serve clients throughout Southaven.
We take the time to answer all your questions, explain your options, and ensure that your rights are protected every step of the way.
Blog & FAQ Stay Updated
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Will I Go to Trial?Depending on your case and the way that your attorney approaches the case. If you and your attorney are able to reach a resolution through negotiations before trial, that you may not have to go to court. But if a remedy cannot be reached than you will have to go to trial. There are times that a case is dismissed before trial so there is a chance that your will not have to appear in court.
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The Police Are Asking to Search My Car. Should I Let Them?No. As a U.S. citizen, you have rights to protection from unlawful search and seizure, which means that officials must have your consent or a warrant in order to search your person as well as places such as your car, home, or office.
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The Police Officer Says That It Will Go Better for Me if I Confess. Should I?No. It is true that a deal may be worked out in exchange for a guilty plea in some cases; however, it is also important to know that police officers can lie to you in order to elicit information or a confession. With this being said, it is crucial that you do not confess or deny anything until you can speak with a legal representative.
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