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Our firm practices Riverside Professional License Defense. Our Riverside Professional License Defense Lawyer represents licensees possessing the following California Professional licenses:

Alarm Company Employee Architect Attorney Barber Baton Training Instructor Cemetery Manager Cemetery Salesperson Certified Rangeland Manager Contractor Cosmetologist Crematory Manager

Court Reporter Electrologist Electronic Appliance Repair Engineer Esthetician Embalmer Firearms Training Instructor Funeral Director Geologist Home Improvement Salesperson Land Surveyor

Landscape Architect Lawyer Locksmith Manicurist Private Investigator Registered Professional Forester Security Guard Structural Pest Control Operator Talent Agent Timber Operator Teacher

Riverside Professional License Defense Lawyer

Over one million individuals possess Professional licenses issued by California licensing Boards. Most California Professional providers have minimal or no contact with the disciplinary systems of the numerous California Professional Licensing Boards. For California Professional licensees who become part of the California Administrative Law disciplinary process, the consequences are profound. The California Administrative Law disciplinary process is complex, procedural and time consuming. Individuals facing Professional License discipline in Riverside should seek legal representation from an experienced Riverside Professional License Defense Attorney.

Riverside Professional License Investigation Defense Lawyer

Many California Professional License disciplinary investigations occur in Riverside. The investigations often begin with the filing of a consumer Complaint. However, disciplinary Investigations also occur through sting operations, criminal conviction referrals and criminal investigations. The licensing boards under the California Department of Consumer Affairs utilize non sworn civilian investigators to conduct non criminal investigations. The California Department of Consumer Affairs also employs sworn Peace Officer Investigators to conduct criminal investigations against Professional licensees. These employees investigate criminal and administrative law violations. Administrative Law Due Process Rights differ substantially from the Due Process Rights accorded in criminal law.

It is important to have an attorney that understands the California Professional License disciplinary process. At the conclusion of a California Professional Licensing Board investigation, the Board has several options. The Board can choose to close the Complaint. The Board can choose to issue a Citation. The Board can also choose to refer the matter to the California Attorney General’s Office. The Attorney General’s Office will determine whether cause exists to file a formal disciplinary Accusation. In cases involving criminal conduct, the Board may refer the case to the District Attorney’s Office for criminal prosecution.

If you are a California Professional licensee facing a California Administrative Law investigation, contact a Riverside Professional License Defense Attorney for representation.

Riverside Professional License Accusation Defense Attorney

A formal Accusation served on a California Professional Licensee serves as notice to a Professional licensee that the Board intends to revoke the individual’s Professional License. The licensee, now called the Respondent, has only 15 days from the date that the Accusation was served (not received, but served) to file a Notice of Defense. The failure to file a Notice of Defense results in a Default against the California Professional licensee. A Default will result in the immediate Revocation of the California Professional License.

An Accusation is a serious matter that can result in the suspension or revocation of a Professional License in California. In many cases, it is possible for licensees to reach a Stipulated Agreement with the Attorney General’s Office and California Licensing Board. A Stipulated Agreement is a formal term for a settlement agreement. If a Stipulated Agreement cannot be reached, the parties will proceed to a formal Hearing before the California Office of Administrative Hearings (OAH) in Los Angeles or San Diego.

Licensees facing a California Licensing Board Accusation should contact an experienced Riverside Professional License Defense Attorney for representation.

Riverside Professional License Hearing Attorney

The California Office of Administrative Hearings, also known as OAH, maintains several Court Hearing locations. All Riverside Administrative law matters are heard at the OAH Los Angeles office, or at the OAH San Diego office. The Administrative Law Hearing is a formal Hearing before an Administrative Law Judge.

The Administrative Law Judge, or ALJ, will issue a written Proposed Decision approximately 30 days after the Hearing. The California licensing agency can adopt, modify or reject the ALJ’s Proposed Decision. The Boards’ action is called the Final Decision and Order. There are two main rights of Appeal of a Final Decision and Order. California Government Code § 11521 allows a Professional licensee to file a Petition for Reconsideration prior to the effective date of the Final Decision and Order. Pursuant to California Code of Civil Procedure § 1094.5, the licensee can also file a Petition for Writ of Mandamus in Superior Court. A Writ must be filed within 30 days of the effective date of the Final Decision and Order.

California Professional licensees facing a California Professional Licensing Board Administrative Law Hearing need effective representation from a Riverside Professional License Defense Lawyer.

Riverside Professional License and Criminal Convictions

California Professional Licensing Boards can discipline licensees for criminal convictions. Administrative Law discipline occurs for criminal convictions that are substantially related to the duties, functions and qualifications of the respective Professional licensee. Common criminal offenses that can cause California Professional License discipline are:

Altering or Forging a Prescription Assault With a Deadly Weapon Battery Brandishing a Firearm Burglary Carrying a Concealed Weapon Child Abuse Child Endangerment Diverting a Controlled Substance Domestic Violence

DUI Elder Abuse False Imprisonment Forgery Fraud Hit & Run Identity Theft Insurance Fraud Medicare Fraud Mortgage Fraud Possession for Sale of a Controlled Substance

Possession of a Controlled Substance Public Intoxication Real Estate Fraud Robbery Sex Offenses Theft Trespass Vandalism Vehicular Manslaughter

California Professional Licensing Boards and other law enforcement agencies also investigate criminal conduct by licensees in the course and scope of their practice. In serious criminal cases against Professional licensees pending in Criminal Court, a California Professional Licensing Board and the California Attorney General’s Office may seek a California Penal Code § 23 Order against the Professional Licensee. A California Penal Code § 23 Order seeks to suspend a Professional License in Criminal Court.

California Professional Licensee facing criminal charges and licensees who are convicted of criminal offenses need an experienced California Professional License Defense Attorney for representation in California Administrative Law disciplinary proceedings.

Riverside Professional License Statement of Issues Attorney

California licensing agencies thoroughly investigates all applicants for Professional Licenses. The licensing Board may deny a California Professional License to students and licensees from other states and countries. Most California Professional License denials occur due to criminal convictions, financial problems or misstatements on the License application. Statement of Issues Hearings and Accusation Hearings before the Office of Administrative Hearings maintain a similar procedure. However, in a Statement of Issues Hearing, the applicant bears the burden of proof. Individuals denied a Professional License should contact a Riverside Professional License Denial Lawyer for representation in a Statement of Issues Hearing.

Riverside Professional License Petition for Reinstatement Lawyer

A Petition for Reinstatement allows individuals who have received a License Revocation to reinstate their Professional License. The Petition for Reinstatement must show by clear and convincing evidence the factual and legal reasons to warrant the Professional License Reinstatement. Rehabilitation from past misconduct is the primary factor in a Petition for Reinstatement. A successful Professional License Petition for Reinstatement requires representation by an experienced Riverside Professional License Defense Attorney.

Our firm practices Orange County Professional License Defense. Our Orange County Professional License Defense Lawyer represents licensees possessing the following California Professional licenses:

Alarm Company Employee Architect Attorney Barber Baton Training Instructor Cemetery Manager Cemetery Salesperson Certified Rangeland Manager Contractor Cosmetologist Crematory Manager

Court Reporter Electrologist Electronic Appliance Repair Engineer Esthetician Embalmer Firearms Training Instructor Funeral Director Geologist Home Improvement Salesperson Land Surveyor

Landscape Architect Lawyer Locksmith Manicurist Private Investigator Registered Professional Forester Security Guard Structural Pest Control Operator Talent Agent Timber Operator Teacher

Orange County Professional License Defense Lawyer

Over one million individuals possess Professional licenses issued by California licensing Boards. Most California Professional providers have minimal or no contact with the disciplinary systems of the numerous California Professional Licensing Boards. For California Professional licensees who become part of the California Administrative Law disciplinary process, the consequences are profound. The California Administrative Law disciplinary process is complex, procedural and time consuming. Individuals facing Professional License discipline in Orange County should seek legal representation from an experienced Orange County Professional License Defense Attorney.

Orange County Professional License Investigation Defense Lawyer

Many California Professional License disciplinary investigations occur in Orange County. The investigations often begin with the filing of a consumer Complaint. However, disciplinary Investigations also occur through sting operations, criminal conviction referrals and criminal investigations. The licensing boards under the California Department of Consumer Affairs utilize non sworn civilian investigators to conduct non criminal investigations. The California Department of Consumer Affairs also employs sworn Peace Officer Investigators to conduct criminal investigations against Professional licensees. These employees investigate criminal and administrative law violations. Administrative Law Due Process Rights differ substantially from the Due Process Rights accorded in criminal law.

It is important to have an attorney that understands the California Professional License disciplinary process. At the conclusion of a California Professional Licensing Board investigation, the Board has several options. The Board can choose to close the Complaint. The Board can choose to issue a Citation. The Board can also choose to refer the matter to the California Attorney General’s Office. The Attorney General’s Office will determine whether cause exists to file a formal disciplinary Accusation. In cases involving criminal conduct, the Board may refer the case to the District Attorney’s Office for criminal prosecution.

If you are a California Professional licensee facing a California Administrative Law investigation, contact a Orange County Professional License Defense Attorney for representation.

Orange County Professional License Accusation Defense Attorney

A formal Accusation served on a California Professional Licensee serves as notice to a Professional licensee that the Board intends to revoke the individual’s Professional License. The licensee, now called the Respondent, has only 15 days from the date that the Accusation was served (not received, but served) to file a Notice of Defense. The failure to file a Notice of Defense results in a Default against the California Professional licensee. A Default will result in the immediate Revocation of the California Professional License.

An Accusation is a serious matter that can result in the suspension or revocation of a Professional License in California. In many cases, it is possible for licensees to reach a Stipulated Agreement with the Attorney General’s Office and California Licensing Board. A Stipulated Agreement is a formal term for a settlement agreement. If a Stipulated Agreement cannot be reached, the parties will proceed to a formal Hearing before the California Office of Administrative Hearings (OAH) in either Los Angeles or San Diego.

Licensees facing a California Licensing Board Accusation should contact an experienced Orange County Professional License Defense Attorney for representation.

Orange County Professional License Hearing Attorney

The California Office of Administrative Hearings, also known as OAH, maintains several Court Hearing locations. All Orange County Administrative law matters are heard at the OAH Los Angeles office, or the OAH San Diego office. The Administrative Law Hearing is a formal Hearing before an Administrative Law Judge.

The Administrative Law Judge, or ALJ, will issue a written Proposed Decision approximately 30 days after the Hearing. The California licensing agency can adopt, modify or reject the ALJ’s Proposed Decision. The Boards’ action is called the Final Decision and Order. There are two main rights of Appeal of a Final Decision and Order. California Government Code § 11521 allows a Professional licensee to file a Petition for Reconsideration prior to the effective date of the Final Decision and Order. Pursuant to California Code of Civil Procedure § 1094.5, the licensee can also file a Petition for Writ of Mandamus in Superior Court. A Writ must be filed within 30 days of the effective date of the Final Decision and Order.

California Professional licensees facing a California Professional Licensing Board Administrative Law Hearing need effective representation from a Orange County Professional License Defense Lawyer.

Orange County Professional License and Criminal Convictions

California Professional Licensing Boards can discipline licensees for criminal convictions. Administrative Law discipline occurs for criminal convictions that are substantially related to the duties, functions and qualifications of the respective Professional licensee. Common criminal offenses that can cause California Professional License discipline are:

Altering or Forging a Prescription Assault With a Deadly Weapon Battery Brandishing a Firearm Burglary Carrying a Concealed Weapon Child Abuse Child Endangerment Diverting a Controlled Substance Domestic Violence

DUI Elder Abuse False Imprisonment Forgery Fraud Hit & Run Identity Theft Insurance Fraud Medicare Fraud Mortgage Fraud Possession for Sale of a Controlled Substance

Possession of a Controlled Substance Public Intoxication Real Estate Fraud Robbery Sex Offenses Theft Trespass Vandalism Vehicular Manslaughter

California Professional Licensing Boards and other law enforcement agencies also investigate criminal conduct by licensees in the course and scope of their practice. In serious criminal cases against Professional licensees pending in Criminal Court, a California Professional Licensing Board and the California Attorney General’s Office may seek a California Penal Code § 23 Order against the Professional Licensee. A California Penal Code § 23 Order seeks to suspend a Professional License in Criminal Court.

California Professional Licensee facing criminal charges and licensees who are convicted of criminal offenses need an experienced California Professional License Defense Attorney for representation in California Administrative Law disciplinary proceedings.

Orange County Professional License Statement of Issues Attorney

California licensing agencies thoroughly investigates all applicants for Professional Licenses. The licensing Board may deny a California Professional License to students and licensees from other states and countries. Most California Professional License denials occur due to criminal convictions, financial problems or misstatements on the License application. Statement of Issues Hearings and Accusation Hearings before the Office of Administrative Hearings maintain a similar procedure. However, in a Statement of Issues Hearing, the applicant bears the burden of proof. Individuals denied a Professional License should contact a Orange County Professional License Denial Lawyer for representation in a Statement of Issues Hearing.

Orange County Professional License Petition for Reinstatement Lawyer

A Petition for Reinstatement allows individuals who have received a License Revocation to reinstate their Professional License. The Petition for Reinstatement must show by clear and convincing evidence the factual and legal reasons to warrant the Professional License Reinstatement. Rehabilitation from past misconduct is the primary factor in a Petition for Reinstatement. A successful Professional License Petition for Reinstatement requires representation by an experienced Orange County Professional License Defense Attorney.

Our resnirm practices Fresno Professional License Defense. Our Fresno Professional License Defense Lawyer represents licensees possessing the following California Professional licenses:

Alarm Company Employee Architect Attorney Barber Baton Training Instructor Cemetery Manager Cemetery Salesperson Certified Rangeland Manager Contractor Cosmetologist Crematory Manager

Court Reporter Electrologist Electronic Appliance Repair Engineer Esthetician Embalmer Firearms Training Instructor Funeral Director Geologist Home Improvement Salesperson Land Surveyor

Landscape Architect Lawyer Locksmith Manicurist Private Investigator Registered Professional Forester Security Guard Structural Pest Control Operator Talent Agent Timber Operator Teacher

Fresno Professional License Defense Lawyer

Over one million individuals possess Professional licenses issued by California licensing Boards. Most California Professional providers have minimal or no contact with the disciplinary systems of the numerous California Professional Licensing Boards. For California Professional licensees who become part of the California Administrative Law disciplinary process, the consequences are profound. The California Administrative Law disciplinary process is complex, procedural and time consuming. Individuals facing Professional License discipline in Fresno should seek legal representation from an experienced Fresno Professional License Defense Attorney.

Fresno Professional License Investigation Defense Lawyer

Many California Professional License disciplinary investigations occur in Fresno. The investigations often begin with the filing of a consumer Complaint. However, disciplinary Investigations also occur through sting operations, criminal conviction referrals and criminal investigations. The licensing boards under the California Department of Consumer Affairs utilize non sworn civilian investigators to conduct non criminal investigations. The California Department of Consumer Affairs also employs sworn Peace Officer Investigators to conduct criminal investigations against Professional licensees. These employees investigate criminal and administrative law violations. Administrative Law Due Process Rights differ substantially from the Due Process Rights accorded in criminal law.

It is important to have an attorney that understands the California Professional License disciplinary process. At the conclusion of a California Professional Licensing Board investigation, the Board has several options. The Board can choose to close the Complaint. The Board can choose to issue a Citation. The Board can also choose to refer the matter to the California Attorney General’s Office. The Attorney General’s Office will determine whether cause exists to file a formal disciplinary Accusation. In cases involving criminal conduct, the Board may refer the case to the District Attorney’s Office for criminal prosecution.

If you are a California Professional licensee facing a California Administrative Law investigation, contact a Fresno Professional License Defense Attorney for representation.

Fresno Professional License Accusation Defense Attorney

A formal Accusation served on a California Professional Licensee serves as notice to a Professional licensee that the Board intends to revoke the individual’s Professional License. The licensee, now called the Respondent, has only 15 days from the date that the Accusation was served (not received, but served) to file a Notice of Defense. The failure to file a Notice of Defense results in a Default against the California Professional licensee. A Default will result in the immediate Revocation of the California Professional License.

An Accusation is a serious matter that can result in the suspension or revocation of a Professional License in California. In many cases, it is possible for licensees to reach a Stipulated Agreement with the Attorney General’s Office and California Licensing Board. A Stipulated Agreement is a formal term for a settlement agreement. If a Stipulated Agreement cannot be reached, the parties will proceed to a formal Hearing before the California Office of Administrative Hearings (OAH) in Sacramento.

Licensees facing a California Licensing Board Accusation should contact an experienced Fresno Professional License Defense Attorney for representation.

Fresno Professional License Hearing Attorney

The California Office of Administrative Hearings, also known as OAH, maintains several Court Hearing locations. All Fresno Administrative law matters are heard at the OAH Sacramento office. The Administrative Law Hearing is a formal Hearing before an Administrative Law Judge.

The Administrative Law Judge, or ALJ, will issue a written Proposed Decision approximately 30 days after the Hearing. The California licensing agency can adopt, modify or reject the ALJ’s Proposed Decision. The Boards’ action is called the Final Decision and Order. There are two main rights of Appeal of a Final Decision and Order. California Government Code § 11521 allows a Professional licensee to file a Petition for Reconsideration prior to the effective date of the Final Decision and Order. Pursuant to California Code of Civil Procedure § 1094.5, the licensee can also file a Petition for Writ of Mandamus in Superior Court. A Writ must be filed within 30 days of the effective date of the Final Decision and Order.

California Professional licensees facing a California Professional Licensing Board Administrative Law Hearing need effective representation from a Fresno Professional License Defense Lawyer.

Fresno Professional License and Criminal Convictions

California Professional Licensing Boards can discipline licensees for criminal convictions. Administrative Law discipline occurs for criminal convictions that are substantially related to the duties, functions and qualifications of the respective Professional licensee. Common criminal offenses that can cause California Professional License discipline are:

Altering or Forging a Prescription Assault With a Deadly Weapon Battery Brandishing a Firearm Burglary Carrying a Concealed Weapon Child Abuse Child Endangerment Diverting a Controlled Substance Domestic Violence

DUI Elder Abuse False Imprisonment Forgery Fraud Hit & Run Identity Theft Insurance Fraud Medicare Fraud Mortgage Fraud Possession for Sale of a Controlled Substance

Possession of a Controlled Substance Public Intoxication Real Estate Fraud Robbery Sex Offenses Theft Trespass Vandalism Vehicular Manslaughter

California Professional Licensing Boards and other law enforcement agencies also investigate criminal conduct by licensees in the course and scope of their practice. In serious criminal cases against Professional licensees pending in Criminal Court, a California Professional Licensing Board and the California Attorney General’s Office may seek a California Penal Code § 23 Order against the Professional Licensee. A California Penal Code § 23 Order seeks to suspend a Professional License in Criminal Court.

California Professional Licensee facing criminal charges and licensees who are convicted of criminal offenses need an experienced California Professional License Defense Attorney for representation in California Administrative Law disciplinary proceedings.

Fresno Professional License Statement of Issues Attorney

California licensing agencies thoroughly investigates all applicants for Professional Licenses. The licensing Board may deny a California Professional License to students and licensees from other states and countries. Most California Professional License denials occur due to criminal convictions, financial problems or misstatements on the License application. Statement of Issues Hearings and Accusation Hearings before the Office of Administrative Hearings maintain a similar procedure. However, in a Statement of Issues Hearing, the applicant bears the burden of proof. Individuals denied a Professional License should contact a Fresno Professional License Denial Lawyer for representation in a Statement of Issues Hearing.

Fresno Professional License Petition for Reinstatement Lawyer

A Petition for Reinstatement allows individuals who have received a License Revocation to reinstate their Professional License. The Petition for Reinstatement must show by clear and convincing evidence the factual and legal reasons to warrant the Professional License Reinstatement. Rehabilitation from past misconduct is the primary factor in a Petition for Reinstatement. A successful Professional License Petition for Reinstatement requires representation by an experienced Fresno Professional License Defense Attorney.

Our firm practices Bakersfield Professional License Defense. Our Bakersfield Professional License Defense Lawyer represents licensees possessing the following California Professional licenses:

Alarm Company Employee Architect Attorney Barber Baton Training Instructor Cemetery Manager Cemetery Salesperson Certified Rangeland Manager Contractor Cosmetologist Crematory Manager

Court Reporter Electrologist Electronic Appliance Repair Engineer Esthetician Embalmer Firearms Training Instructor Funeral Director Geologist Home Improvement Salesperson Land Surveyor

Landscape Architect Lawyer Locksmith Manicurist Private Investigator Registered Professional Forester Security Guard Structural Pest Control Operator Talent Agent Timber Operator Teacher

Bakersfield Professional License Defense Lawyer

Over one million individuals possess Professional licenses issued by California licensing Boards. Most California Professional providers have minimal or no contact with the disciplinary systems of the numerous California Professional Licensing Boards. For California Professional licensees who become part of the California Administrative Law disciplinary process, the consequences are profound. The California Administrative Law disciplinary process is complex, procedural and time consuming. Individuals facing Professional License discipline in Bakersfield should seek legal representation from an experienced Bakersfield Professional License Defense Attorney.

Bakersfield Professional License Investigation Defense Lawyer

Many California Professional License disciplinary investigations occur in Bakersfield. The investigations often begin with the filing of a consumer Complaint. However, disciplinary Investigations also occur through sting operations, criminal conviction referrals and criminal investigations. The licensing boards under the California Department of Consumer Affairs utilize non sworn civilian investigators to conduct non criminal investigations. The California Department of Consumer Affairs also employs sworn Peace Officer Investigators to conduct criminal investigations against Professional licensees. These employees investigate criminal and administrative law violations. Administrative Law Due Process Rights differ substantially from the Due Process Rights accorded in criminal law.

It is important to have an attorney that understands the California Professional License disciplinary process. At the conclusion of a California Professional Licensing Board investigation, the Board has several options. The Board can choose to close the Complaint. The Board can choose to issue a Citation. The Board can also choose to refer the matter to the California Attorney General’s Office. The Attorney General’s Office will determine whether cause exists to file a formal disciplinary Accusation. In cases involving criminal conduct, the Board may refer the case to the District Attorney’s Office for criminal prosecution.

If you are a California Professional licensee facing a California Administrative Law investigation, contact a Bakersfield Professional License Defense Attorney for representation.

Bakersfield Professional License Accusation Defense Attorney

A formal Accusation served on a California Professional Licensee serves as notice to a Professional licensee that the Board intends to revoke the individual’s Professional License. The licensee, now called the Respondent, has only 15 days from the date that the Accusation was served (not received, but served) to file a Notice of Defense. The failure to file a Notice of Defense results in a Default against the California Professional licensee. A Default will result in the immediate Revocation of the California Professional License.

An Accusation is a serious matter that can result in the suspension or revocation of a Professional License in California. In many cases, it is possible for licensees to reach a Stipulated Agreement with the Attorney General’s Office and California Licensing Board. A Stipulated Agreement is a formal term for a settlement agreement. If a Stipulated Agreement cannot be reached, the parties will proceed to a formal Hearing before the California Office of Administrative Hearings (OAH) in Los Angeles.

Licensees facing a California Licensing Board Accusation should contact an experienced Bakersfield Professional License Defense Attorney for representation.

Bakersfield Professional License Hearing Attorney

The California Office of Administrative Hearings, also known as OAH, maintains several Court Hearing locations. All Bakersfield Administrative law matters are heard at the OAH Los Angeles office. The Administrative Law Hearing is a formal Hearing before an Administrative Law Judge.

The Administrative Law Judge, or ALJ, will issue a written Proposed Decision approximately 30 days after the Hearing. The California licensing agency can adopt, modify or reject the ALJ’s Proposed Decision. The Boards’ action is called the Final Decision and Order. There are two main rights of Appeal of a Final Decision and Order. California Government Code § 11521 allows a Professional licensee to file a Petition for Reconsideration prior to the effective date of the Final Decision and Order. Pursuant to California Code of Civil Procedure § 1094.5, the licensee can also file a Petition for Writ of Mandamus in Superior Court. A Writ must be filed within 30 days of the effective date of the Final Decision and Order.

California Professional licensees facing a California Professional Licensing Board Administrative Law Hearing need effective representation from a Bakersfield Professional License Defense Lawyer.

Bakersfield Professional License and Criminal Convictions

California Professional Licensing Boards can discipline licensees for criminal convictions. Administrative Law discipline occurs for criminal convictions that are substantially related to the duties, functions and qualifications of the respective Professional licensee. Common criminal offenses that can cause California Professional License discipline are:

Altering or Forging a Prescription Assault With a Deadly Weapon Battery Brandishing a Firearm Burglary Carrying a Concealed Weapon Child Abuse Child Endangerment Diverting a Controlled Substance Domestic Violence

DUI Elder Abuse False Imprisonment Forgery Fraud Hit & Run Identity Theft Insurance Fraud Medicare Fraud Mortgage Fraud Possession for Sale of a Controlled Substance

Possession of a Controlled Substance Public Intoxication Real Estate Fraud Robbery Sex Offenses Theft Trespass Vandalism Vehicular Manslaughter

California Professional Licensing Boards and other law enforcement agencies also investigate criminal conduct by licensees in the course and scope of their practice. In serious criminal cases against Professional licensees pending in Criminal Court, a California Professional Licensing Board and the California Attorney General’s Office may seek a California Penal Code § 23 Order against the Professional Licensee. A California Penal Code § 23 Order seeks to suspend a Professional License in Criminal Court.

California Professional Licensee facing criminal charges and licensees who are convicted of criminal offenses need an experienced California Professional License Defense Attorney for representation in California Administrative Law disciplinary proceedings.

Bakersfield Professional License Statement of Issues Attorney

California licensing agencies thoroughly investigates all applicants for Professional Licenses. The licensing Board may deny a California Professional License to students and licensees from other states and countries. Most California Professional License denials occur due to criminal convictions, financial problems or misstatements on the License application. Statement of Issues Hearings and Accusation Hearings before the Office of Administrative Hearings maintain a similar procedure. However, in a Statement of Issues Hearing, the applicant bears the burden of proof. Individuals denied a Professional License should contact a Bakersfield Professional License Denial Lawyer for representation in a Statement of Issues Hearing.

Bakersfield Professional License Petition for Reinstatement Lawyer

A Petition for Reinstatement allows individuals who have received a License Revocation to reinstate their Professional License. The Petition for Reinstatement must show by clear and convincing evidence the factual and legal reasons to warrant the Professional License Reinstatement. Rehabilitation from past misconduct is the primary factor in a Petition for Reinstatement. A successful Professional License Petition for Reinstatement requires representation by an experienced Bakersfield Professional License Defense Attorney.

California Healthcare practitioners face a significant number of rules and regulations promulgated by California Medical License Boards. Any alleged violation of these rules and regulations can result in an obstacle to a Healthcare professionals’ ability to practice in California. Our firm practices Sacramento Medical License Defense and Sacramento Healthcare License Defense. From California Medical License application denial matters (Statement of Issues proceedings) to formal disciplinary Accusations, our goal is to provide effective and efficient legal representation to our Medical License clients. Our firm represents Medical and Healthcare licensees possessing the following California Medical licenses and California Healthcare licenses:

Acupuncturist Audiologist Chiropractor Dentist Dental Hygienist Doctor (Physician) Hearing Aid Dispenser Licensed Clinical Social Worker Licensed Educational Psychologist Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor Licensed Vocational Nurse Marriage and Family Therapist Midwife

Naturopathic Assistant Naturopathic Doctor Occupational Therapist Occupational Therapy Assistant Optician Optometrist Osteopathic Physician (D.O.) Paramedic Pharmacist Pharmacy Technician Pharmacy Veterinary Food-Animal Drug Retailer Pharmacy Wholesale Drug Distributor Physical Therapist

Physical Therapy Assistant Physician (Doctor) Physician Assistant Podiatrist Polysomnographic Technologist Psychiatric Technician Psychological Assistant Psychologist Registered Dental Assistant Registered Nurse Registered Psychologist Respiratory Care Practitioner Speech Pathologist Veterinarian Veterinary Technician

Sacramento Healthcare License Defense Lawyer

Over one million individuals possess Healthcare licenses issued by California Medical Licensing Boards. Most California Healthcare providers have minimal or no contact with the disciplinary systems of the numerous California Medical Licensing Boards. For California Medical licensees who become part of the California Administrative Law disciplinary process, the consequences are profound. The California Administrative Law disciplinary process is complex, procedural and time consuming. Individuals facing Medical License discipline in Sacramento should seek legal representation from an experienced Sacramento Medical License Defense Attorney.

Sacramento Medical License Investigation Defense Lawyer

The majority of California Healthcare License disciplinary investigations occur in Sacramento. Investigations often begin with the filing of a consumer Complaint. However, disciplinary Investigations also occur through sting operations, criminal conviction referrals and criminal investigations. The licensing boards under the California Department of Consumer Affairs utilize non sworn civilian investigators to conduct non criminal investigations. The California Department of Consumer Affairs also employs sworn Peace Officer Investigators to conduct criminal investigations against Medical licensees. These employees investigate criminal and administrative law violations. Administrative Law Due Process Rights differ substantially from the Due Process Rights accorded in criminal law.

It is important to have an attorney that understands the California Medical License disciplinary process. At the conclusion of a California Medical Licensing Board investigation, the Board has several options. The Board can choose to close the Complaint. The Board can choose to issue a Citation. The Board can also choose to refer the matter to the California Attorney General’s Office. The Attorney General’s Office will determine whether cause exists to file a formal disciplinary Accusation. In cases involving criminal conduct, the Board may refer the case to the District Attorney’s Office for criminal prosecution. If you are a California Healthcare licensee facing a California Administrative Law investigation, contact a Sacramento Medical License Defense Attorney for representation.

Sacramento Healthcare License Accusation Defense Attorney

A formal Accusation served on a California Healthcare professional serves as notice to a Healthcare licensee that the Board intends to revoke the individual’s Medical License. The licensee, now called the Respondent, has only 15 days from the date that the Accusation was served (not received, but served) to file a Notice of Defense. The failure to file a Notice of Defense results in a Default against the California Medical licensee. A Default will result in the immediate Revocation of the California Healthcare License.

An Accusation is a serious matter that can result in the suspension or revocation of a Medical License in California. In many cases, it is possible for licensees to reach a Stipulated Agreement with the Attorney General’s Office and California Licensing Board. A Stipulated Agreement is a formal term for a settlement agreement. If a Stipulated Agreement cannot be reached, the parties will proceed to a formal Hearing before the California Office of Administrative Hearings (OAH) in Sacramento. Licensees facing a California Medical Licensing Board Accusation should contact an experienced Sacramento Healthcare License Defense Attorney for representation. Common causes of action for disciplinary Accusations against California Medical Professional licensees include:

• Altering Medical Records
• Dangerous Use of Alcohol or Drugs
• Diverting Narcotics
• Failure to Maintain Adequate Records
• False Charting
• Gross Negligence
• Incompetence
• Sexual Misconduct
• Unprofessional Conduct

Sacramento Medical License Hearing Attorney

The California Office of Administrative Hearings, also known as OAH, maintains several Court Hearing locations. The OAH Sacramento Office serves the Sacramento area.  In some instances, Hearings are held at locations in Chico, Fresno, Elk Grove, Merced, Modesto, Redding, Stockton and Visalia. The Administrative Law Hearing is a formal Hearing before an Administrative Law Judge.

The Administrative Law Judge, or ALJ, will issue a written Proposed Decision approximately 30 days after the Hearing. The California licensing agency can adopt, modify or reject the ALJ’s Proposed Decision. The Boards’ action is called the Final Decision and Order. There are two main rights of Appeal of a Final Decision and Order. California Government Code § 11521 allows a Healthcare licensee to file a Petition for Reconsideration prior to the effective date of the Final Decision and Order. Pursuant to California Code of Civil Procedure § 1094.5, the licensee can also file a Petition for Writ of Mandamus in Superior Court. A Writ must be filed within 30 days of the effective date of the Final Decision and Order. California Healthcare licensees facing a California Medical Licensing Board Administrative Law Hearing need effective representation from a Sacramento Healthcare License Defense Lawyer.

Sacramento Healthcare License and Criminal Convictions

California Medical Licensing Boards can discipline licensees for criminal convictions. Administrative Law discipline occurs for criminal convictions that are substantially related to the duties, functions and qualifications of the respective Healthcare licensee. Common criminal offenses that can cause Sacramento Healthcare License discipline are:

• Diverting a Controlled Substance
• Domestic Violence
• DUI
• Insurance Fraud
• Medi-Cal Fraud
• Medicare Fraud
• Prescription Pill Fraud (Pill Mill)
• Sex Offenses
• Workers Compensation Fraud

In serious criminal cases against Medical licensees pending in Criminal Court, a California Medical Licensing Board and the California Attorney General’s Office may seek a California Penal Code § 23 Order against the Healthcare Professional. A California Penal Code § 23 Order seeks to suspend a Medical License in Criminal Court. California medical professionals facing criminal charges and licensees who are convicted of criminal offenses need an experienced Sacramento Medical License Defense Attorney for representation in California Administrative Law disciplinary proceedings.

Sacramento Medical License Denial Statement of Issues Attorney

California licensing agencies thoroughly investigates all applicants for Healthcare Licenses. The licensing Board may deny a California Medical License to students and licensees from other states and countries. Most California Medical License denials occur due to criminal convictions, financial problems or misstatements on the License application. Statement of Issues Hearings and Accusation Hearings before the Office of Administrative Hearings maintain a similar procedure. However, in a Statement of Issues Hearing, the applicant bears the burden of proof. Individuals denied a California Medical License should contact a Sacramento Healthcare License Denial Lawyer for representation in a Statement of Issues Hearing.

Sacramento Healthcare License Petition for Reinstatement Lawyer

A Petition for Reinstatement allows individuals who have received a License Revocation to reinstate their Healthcare License. The Petition for Reinstatement must show by clear and convincing evidence the factual and legal reasons to warrant the Medical License Reinstatement. Rehabilitation from past misconduct is the primary factor in a Petition for Reinstatement. A successful Medical License Petition for Reinstatement requires representation by an experienced Sacramento Medical License Defense Attorney.

Our firm practices Sacramento Financial License Defense. Our Sacramento Financial License Defense Lawyer represents licensees possessing the following California Financial licenses:

Accountant (CPA) Bail Agent Insurance Investment Advisor Mortgage Loan Originator

NMLS Notary Payday Lender Professional Fiduciary Real Estate

Real Estate Appraiser Repossession Agency Repossession Employee Repossession Qualified Manager Vehicle Salesperson

Our firm also represents individuals facing California Department of Financial Protection and Innovation Cease and Desist Orders and individuals facing Fair Political Practice Commission Violations.

Sacramento Financial License Defense Lawyer

Over one million individuals possess financial licenses issued by California licensing Boards. Most California Financial professionals have minimal or no contact with the disciplinary systems of the numerous California Financial Licensing Boards. For California Financial licensees who become part of the California Administrative Law disciplinary process, the consequences are profound. The California Administrative Law disciplinary process is complex, procedural and time consuming. Individuals facing Financial License discipline should seek legal representation from an experienced Sacramento Financial License Defense Attorney.

Sacramento Financial License Investigation Defense Lawyer

The majority of California Financial License disciplinary investigations occur in Sacramento. The investigations often begin with the filing of a consumer Complaint. However, disciplinary Investigations also occur through sting operations, criminal conviction referrals and criminal investigations. The licensing boards under the California Department of Consumer Affairs utilize non sworn civilian investigators to conduct non criminal investigations. The California Department of Consumer Affairs also employs sworn Peace Officer Investigators to conduct criminal investigations against Financial licensees. These employees investigate criminal and administrative law violations. Administrative Law Due Process Rights differ substantially from the Due Process Rights accorded in criminal law.

It is important to have an attorney that understands the California Financial License disciplinary process. At the conclusion of a California Financial Licensing Board investigation, the Board has several options. The Board can choose to close the Complaint. The Board can choose to issue a Citation. The Board can also choose to refer the matter to the California Attorney General’s Office. The Attorney General’s Office will determine whether cause exists to file a formal disciplinary Accusation. In cases involving criminal conduct, the Board may refer the case to the District Attorney’s Office for criminal prosecution.

If you are a California Financial licensee facing a California Administrative Law investigation, contact a Sacramento Financial License Defense Attorney for representation.

Sacramento Financial License Accusation Defense Attorney

A formal Accusation served on a California Financial Licensee serves as notice to a financial licensee that the Board intends to revoke the individual’s Financial License. The licensee, now called the Respondent, has only 15 days from the date that the Accusation was served (not received, but served) to file a Notice of Defense. The failure to file a Notice of Defense results in a Default against the California Financial licensee. A Default will result in the immediate Revocation of the California Financial License.

An Accusation is a serious matter that can result in the suspension or revocation of a Financial License in California. In many cases, it is possible for licensees to reach a Stipulated Agreement with the Attorney General’s Office and California Licensing Board. A Stipulated Agreement is a formal term for a settlement agreement. If a Stipulated Agreement cannot be reached, the parties will proceed to a formal Hearing before the California Office of Administrative Hearings (OAH).

Licensees facing a California Licensing Board Accusation should contact an experienced Sacramento Financial License Defense Attorney for representation.

Sacramento Financial License Hearing Attorney

The California Office of Administrative Hearings, also known as OAH, maintains several Court Hearing locations. All Sacramento Administrative law matters are heard at the OAH Sacramento office. The Administrative Law Hearing is a formal Hearing before an Administrative Law Judge. The Administrative Law Judge, or ALJ, will issue a written Proposed Decision approximately 30 days after the Hearing. The California licensing agency can adopt, modify or reject the ALJ’s Proposed Decision. The Boards’ action is called the Final Decision and Order. There are two main rights of Appeal of a Final Decision and Order. California Government Code § 11521 allows a Financial licensee to file a Petition for Reconsideration prior to the effective date of the Final Decision and Order. Pursuant to California Code of Civil Procedure § 1094.5, the licensee can also file a Petition for Writ of Mandamus in Superior Court. A Writ must be filed within 30 days of the effective date of the Final Decision and Order.

California Financial licensees facing a California Financial Licensing Board Administrative Law Hearing need effective representation from a Sacramento Financial License Defense Lawyer.

Sacramento Financial License and Criminal Convictions

California Financial Licensing Boards can discipline licensees for criminal convictions. Administrative Law discipline occurs for criminal convictions that are substantially related to the duties, functions and qualifications of the respective Financial licensee. Common criminal offenses that can cause California Financial License discipline are:

Altering or Forging a Prescription Assault With a Deadly Weapon Battery Brandishing a Firearm Burglary Carrying a Concealed Weapon Child Abuse Child Endangerment Diverting a Controlled Substance Domestic Violence

DUI Elder Abuse False Imprisonment Forgery Fraud Hit & Run Identity Theft Insurance Fraud Medicare Fraud Mortgage Fraud Possession for Sale of a Controlled Substance

Possession of a Controlled Substance Public Intoxication Real Estate Fraud Robbery Sex Offenses Theft Trespass Vandalism Vehicular Manslaughter

California Financial Licensing Boards and other law enforcement agencies also investigate criminal conduct by licensees in the course and scope of their practice. In serious criminal cases against Financial licensees pending in Criminal Court, a California Financial Licensing Board and the California Attorney General’s Office may seek a California Penal Code § 23 Order against the Financial Licensee. A California Penal Code § 23 Order seeks to suspend a Financial License in Criminal Court. California Financial Licensee facing criminal charges and licensees who are convicted of criminal offenses need an experienced California Financial License Defense Attorney for representation in California Administrative Law disciplinary proceedings.

Sacramento Financial License Statement of Issues Attorney

California licensing agencies thoroughly investigates all applicants for Financial Licenses. The licensing Board may deny a California Financial License to students and licensees from other states and countries. Most California Financial License denials occur due to criminal convictions, financial problems or misstatements on the License application. Statement of Issues Hearings and Accusation Hearings before the Office of Administrative Hearings maintain a similar procedure. However, in a Statement of Issues Hearing, the applicant bears the burden of proof. Individuals denied a Financial License should contact a Sacramento Financial License Denial Lawyer for representation in a Statement of Issues Hearing.

Sacramento Financial License Petition for Reinstatement Lawyer

A Petition for Reinstatement allows individuals who have received a License Revocation to reinstate their Financial License. The Petition for Reinstatement must show by clear and convincing evidence the factual and legal reasons to warrant the Financial License Reinstatement. Rehabilitation from past misconduct is the primary factor in a Petition for Reinstatement. A successful Financial License Petition for Reinstatement requires representation by an experienced Sacramento Financial License Defense Attorney.

Our firm practices Sacramento Business License Defense. Our firm represents licensees possessing the following California Business licenses:

Adult Day Program Adult Residential Care Facility Alarm Company Operator Amusement Ride Assisted Living Facility Automotive Repair Dealer Barbershop Baton Training Facility Brake Adjusting Station Car Wash Cemetery Crane Crematory Child Group Home

Day Care Driving School Family Child Care Home Funeral Establishment Firearms Training Facility Foster Family Home Garment Manufacturer Home Care Organization Hospital Lamp Adjusting Station Mining & Tunneling Moving Company Nursing Home Passenger Carrier Preschool

Pressure Vessel Private Patrol Operator Private Postsecondary Education School Proprietary Private Security Employer Social Rehabilitation Facility Solid Waste Facility Smog Check Station Substance Abuse Treatment Center Traffic Violator School Vehicle Dealer Waste Tire Facility Waste Tire Hauler

Our firm also represents business requiring California Air Resources Board Enforcement Violations Defense, California Department of Social Services Criminal Records Exemptions Defense and Police Permit Appeals.

Sacramento Business License Defense Lawyer

Nearly one million businesses maintain licenses issued by California licensing Boards. Most California Business licensees have minimal or no contact with the disciplinary systems of the numerous California Business Licensing Boards. For California Business licensees who become part of the California Administrative Law disciplinary process, the consequences are profound. The California Administrative Law disciplinary process is complex, procedural and time consuming. Individuals facing Business License discipline should seek legal representation from an experienced Sacramento Business License Defense Attorney.

Sacramento Business License Investigation Defense Lawyer

The majority of California Business License disciplinary investigations occur in Sacramento. Investigations often begin with the filing of a consumer Complaint. However, disciplinary Investigations also occur through sting operations, criminal conviction referrals and criminal investigations. The licensing boards under the California Department of Consumer Affairs utilize non sworn civilian investigators to conduct non criminal investigations. The California Department of Consumer Affairs also employs sworn Peace Officer Investigators to conduct criminal investigations against Business licensees. These employees investigate criminal and administrative law violations. Administrative Law Due Process Rights differ substantially from the Due Process Rights accorded in criminal law.

It is important to have an attorney that understands the California Business License disciplinary process. At the conclusion of a California Business Licensing Board investigation, the Board has several options. The Board can choose to close the Complaint. The Board can choose to issue a Citation. The Board can also choose to refer the matter to the California Attorney General’s Office. The Attorney General’s Office will determine whether cause exists to file a formal disciplinary Accusation. In cases involving criminal conduct, the Board may refer the case to the District Attorney’s Office for criminal prosecution.

If you are a California Business licensee facing a California Administrative Law investigation, contact a Sacramento Business License Defense Attorney for representation.

Sacramento Business License Accusation Defense Attorney

A formal Accusation served on a California Business Licensee serves as notice to a Business licensee that the Board intends to revoke the individual’s Business License. The licensee, now called the Respondent, has only 15 days from the date that the Accusation was served (not received, but served) to file a Notice of Defense. The failure to file a Notice of Defense results in a Default against the California Business licensee. A Default will result in the immediate Revocation of the California Business License.

An Accusation is a serious matter that can result in the suspension or revocation of a Business License in California. In many cases, it is possible for licensees to reach a Stipulated Agreement with the Attorney General’s Office and California Licensing Board. A Stipulated Agreement is a formal term for a settlement agreement. If a Stipulated Agreement cannot be reached, the parties will proceed to a formal Hearing before the California Office of Administrative Hearings (OAH).

Licensees facing a California Licensing Board Accusation should contact an experienced Sacramento Business License Defense Attorney for representation.

Sacramento Business License Hearing Attorney

The California Office of Administrative Hearings, also known as OAH, maintains several Court Hearing locations. All Sacramento Administrative Law matters are heard at the OAH Sacramento Office. The Administrative Law Hearing is a formal Hearing before an Administrative Law Judge.

The Administrative Law Judge, or ALJ, will issue a written Proposed Decision approximately 30 days after the Hearing. The California licensing agency can adopt, modify or reject the ALJ’s Proposed Decision. The Boards’ action is called the Final Decision and Order. There are two main rights of Appeal of a Final Decision and Order. California Government Code § 11521 allows a Business licensee to file a Petition for Reconsideration prior to the effective date of the Final Decision and Order. Pursuant to California Code of Civil Procedure § 1094.5, the licensee can also file a Petition for Writ of Mandamus in Superior Court. A Writ must be filed within 30 days of the effective date of the Final Decision and Order.

California Business licensees facing a California Business Licensing Board Administrative Law Hearing need effective representation from a Sacramento Business License Defense Lawyer.

Sacramento Business License and Criminal Convictions

California Business Licensing Boards can discipline licensee owners, officers and managers for criminal convictions. Administrative Law discipline occurs for criminal convictions that are substantially related to the duties, functions and qualifications of the respective Business licensee. Common criminal offenses that can cause California Business License discipline are:

Altering or Forging a Prescription Assault With a Deadly Weapon Battery Brandishing a Firearm Burglary Carrying a Concealed Weapon Child Abuse Child Endangerment Diverting a Controlled Substance Domestic Violence

DUI Elder Abuse False Imprisonment Forgery Fraud Hit & Run Identity Theft Insurance Fraud Medicare Fraud Mortgage Fraud Possession for Sale of a Controlled Substance

Possession of a Controlled Substance Public Intoxication Real Estate Fraud Robbery Sex Offenses Theft Trespass Vandalism Vehicular Manslaughter

California Business Licensing Boards and other law enforcement agencies also investigate criminal conduct by licensees in the course and scope of their business. In serious criminal cases against Business licensees pending in Criminal Court, a California Business Licensing Board and the California Attorney General’s Office may seek a California Penal Code § 23 Order against the Business Licensee. A California Penal Code § 23 Order seeks to suspend a Business License in Criminal Court.

California Business Licensee facing criminal charges and licensees who are convicted of criminal offenses need an experienced California Business License Defense Attorney for representation in California Administrative Law disciplinary proceedings.

Sacramento Business License Statement of Issues Attorney

California licensing agencies thoroughly investigates all applicants for Business Licenses. The licensing Board may deny a California Business License to students and licensees from other states and countries. Most California Business License denials occur due to criminal convictions, financial problems or misstatements on the License application. Statement of Issues Hearings and Accusation Hearings before the Office of Administrative Hearings maintain a similar procedure. However, in a Statement of Issues Hearing, the applicant bears the burden of proof. Individuals denied a Business License should contact a Sacramento Business License Denial Lawyer for representation in a Statement of Issues Hearing.

Sacramento Business License Petition for Reinstatement Lawyer

A Petition for Reinstatement allows individuals who have received a License Revocation to reinstate their Business License. The Petition for Reinstatement must show by clear and convincing evidence the factual and legal reasons to warrant the Business License Reinstatement. Rehabilitation from past misconduct is the primary factor in a Petition for Reinstatement. A successful Business License Petition for Reinstatement requires representation by an experienced Sacramento Business License Defense Attorney.

Our firm practices Sacramento Professional License Defense. Our Sacramento Professional License Defense Lawyer represents licensees possessing the following California Professional licenses:

Alarm Company Employee Architect Attorney Barber Baton Training Instructor Cemetery Manager Cemetery Salesperson Certified Rangeland Manager Contractor Cosmetologist Crematory Manager

Court Reporter Electrologist Electronic Appliance Repair Engineer Esthetician Embalmer Firearms Training Instructor Funeral Director Geologist Home Improvement Salesperson Land Surveyor

Landscape Architect Lawyer Locksmith Manicurist Private Investigator Registered Professional Forester Security Guard Structural Pest Control Operator Talent Agent Timber Operator Teacher

Sacramento Professional License Defense Lawyer

Over one million individuals possess Professional licenses issued by California licensing Boards. Most California Professional providers have minimal or no contact with the disciplinary systems ten the numerous California Professional Licensing Boards. For California Professional licensees who become part of the California Administrative Law disciplinary process, the consequences are profound. The California Administrative Law disciplinary process is complex, procedural and time consuming. Individuals facing Professional License discipline in Sacramento should seek legal representation from an experienced Sacramento Professional License Defense Attorney.

Sacramento Professional License Investigation Defense Lawyer

Many California Professional License disciplinary investigations occur in Sacramento. The investigations often begin with the filing of a consumer Complaint. However, disciplinary Investigations also occur through sting operations, criminal conviction referrals and criminal investigations. The licensing boards under the California Department of Consumer Affairs utilize non sworn civilian investigators to conduct non criminal investigations. The California Department of Consumer Affairs also employs sworn Peace Officer Investigators to conduct criminal investigations against Professional licensees. These employees investigate criminal and administrative law violations. Administrative Law Due Process Rights differ substantially from the Due Process Rights accorded in criminal law.

It is important to have an attorney that understands the California Professional License disciplinary process. At the conclusion of a California Professional Licensing Board investigation, the Board has several options. The Board can choose to close the Complaint. The Board can choose to issue a Citation. The Board can also choose to refer the matter to the California Attorney General’s Office. The Attorney General’s Office will determine whether cause exists to file a formal disciplinary Accusation. In cases involving criminal conduct, the Board may refer the case to the District Attorney’s Office for criminal prosecution.

If you are a California Professional licensee facing a California Administrative Law investigation, contact a Sacramento Professional License Defense Attorney for representation.

Sacramento Professional License Accusation Defense Attorney

A formal Accusation served on a California Professional Licensee serves as notice to a Professional licensee that the Board intends to revoke the individual’s Professional License. The licensee, now called the Respondent, has only 15 days from the date that the Accusation was served (not received, but served) to file a Notice of Defense. The failure to file a Notice of Defense results in a Default against the California Professional licensee. A Default will result in the immediate Revocation of the California Professional License.

An Accusation is a serious matter that can result in the suspension or revocation of a Professional License in California. In many cases, it is possible for licensees to reach a Stipulated Agreement with the Attorney General’s Office and California Licensing Board. A Stipulated Agreement is a formal term for a settlement agreement. If a Stipulated Agreement cannot be reached, the parties will proceed to a formal Hearing before the California Office of Administrative Hearings (OAH) in Sacramento.

Licensees facing a California Licensing Board Accusation should contact an experienced Sacramento Professional License Defense Attorney for representation.

Sacramento Professional License Hearing Attorney

The California Office of Administrative Hearings, also known as OAH, maintains several Court Hearing locations. All Sacramento Administrative law matters are heard at the OAH Sacramento office. The Administrative Law Hearing is a formal Hearing before an Administrative Law Judge.

The Administrative Law Judge, or ALJ, will issue a written Proposed Decision approximately 30 days after the Hearing. The California licensing agency can adopt, modify or reject the ALJ’s Proposed Decision. The Boards’ action is called the Final Decision and Order. There are two main rights of Appeal of a Final Decision and Order. California Government Code § 11521 allows a Professional licensee to file a Petition for Reconsideration prior to the effective date of the Final Decision and Order. Pursuant to California Code of Civil Procedure § 1094.5, the licensee can also file a Petition for Writ of Mandamus in Superior Court. A Writ must be filed within 30 days of the effective date of the Final Decision and Order.

California Professional licensees facing a California Professional Licensing Board Administrative Law Hearing need effective representation from a Sacramento Professional License Defense Lawyer.

Sacramento Professional License and Criminal Convictions

California Professional Licensing Boards can discipline licensees for criminal convictions. Administrative Law discipline occurs for criminal convictions that are substantially related to the duties, functions and qualifications of the respective Professional licensee. Common criminal offenses that can cause California Professional License discipline are:

Altering or Forging a Prescription Assault With a Deadly Weapon Battery Brandishing a Firearm Burglary Carrying a Concealed Weapon Child Abuse Child Endangerment Diverting a Controlled Substance Domestic Violence

DUI Elder Abuse False Imprisonment Forgery Fraud Hit & Run Identity Theft Insurance Fraud Medicare Fraud Mortgage Fraud Possession for Sale of a Controlled Substance

Possession of a Controlled Substance Public Intoxication Real Estate Fraud Robbery Sex Offenses Theft Trespass Vandalism Vehicular Manslaughter

California Professional Licensing Boards and other law enforcement agencies also investigate criminal conduct by licensees in the course and scope of their practice. In serious criminal cases against Professional licensees pending in Criminal Court, a California Professional Licensing Board and the California Attorney General’s Office may seek a California Penal Code § 23 Order against the Professional Licensee. A California Penal Code § 23 Order seeks to suspend a Professional License in Criminal Court.

California Professional Licensee facing criminal charges and licensees who are convicted of criminal offenses need an experienced California Professional License Defense Attorney for representation in California Administrative Law disciplinary proceedings.

Sacramento Professional License Statement of Issues Attorney

California licensing agencies thoroughly investigates all applicants for Professional Licenses. The licensing Board may deny a California Professional License to students and licensees from other states and countries. Most California Professional License denials occur due to criminal convictions, financial problems or misstatements on the License application. Statement of Issues Hearings and Accusation Hearings before the Office of Administrative Hearings maintain a similar procedure. However, in a Statement of Issues Hearing, the applicant bears the burden of proof. Individuals denied a Professional License should contact a Sacramento Professional License Denial Lawyer for representation in a Statement of Issues Hearing.

Sacramento Professional License Petition for Reinstatement Lawyer

A Petition for Reinstatement allows individuals who have received a License Revocation to reinstate their Professional License. The Petition for Reinstatement must show by clear and convincing evidence the factual and legal reasons to warrant the Professional License Reinstatement. Rehabilitation from past misconduct is the primary factor in a Petition for Reinstatement. A successful Professional License Petition for Reinstatement requires representation by an experienced Sacramento Professional License Defense Attorney.

Our firm practices Oakland Financial License Defense. Our Oakland Financial License Defense Lawyer represents licensees possessing the following California Financial licenses:

Accountant (CPA) Bail Agent Insurance Investment Advisor Mortgage Loan Originator

NMLS Notary Payday Lender Professional Fiduciary Real Estate

Real Estate Appraiser Repossession Agency Repossession Employee Repossession Qualified Manager Vehicle Salesperson

Our firm also represents individuals facing California Department of Financial Protection and Innovation Cease and Desist Orders and individuals facing Fair Political Practice Commission Violations.

Oakland Financial License Defense Lawyer

Over one million individuals possess financial licenses issued by California licensing Boards. Most California Financial professionals have minimal or no contact with the disciplinary systems of the numerous California Financial Licensing Boards. For California Financial licensees who become part of the California Administrative Law disciplinary process, the consequences are profound. The California Administrative Law disciplinary process is complex, procedural and time consuming. Individuals facing Financial License discipline should seek legal representation from an experienced Oakland Financial License Defense Attorney.

Oakland Financial License Investigation Defense Lawyer

The majority of California Financial License disciplinary investigations occur in Oakland. The investigations often begin with the filing of a consumer Complaint. However, disciplinary Investigations also occur through sting operations, criminal conviction referrals and criminal investigations. The licensing boards under the California Department of Consumer Affairs utilize non sworn civilian investigators to conduct non criminal investigations. The California Department of Consumer Affairs also employs sworn Peace Officer Investigators to conduct criminal investigations against Financial licensees. These employees investigate criminal and administrative law violations. Administrative Law Due Process Rights differ substantially from the Due Process Rights accorded in criminal law.

It is important to have an attorney that understands the California Financial License disciplinary process. At the conclusion of a California Financial Licensing Board investigation, the Board has several options. The Board can choose to close the Complaint. The Board can choose to issue a Citation. The Board can also choose to refer the matter to the California Attorney General’s Office. The Attorney General’s Office will determine whether cause exists to file a formal disciplinary Accusation. In cases involving criminal conduct, the Board may refer the case to the District Attorney’s Office for criminal prosecution.

If you are a California Financial licensee facing a California Administrative Law investigation, contact an Oakland Financial License Defense Attorney for representation.

Oakland Financial License Accusation Defense Attorney

A formal Accusation served on a California Financial Licensee serves as notice to a financial licensee that the Board intends to revoke the individual’s Financial License. The licensee, now called the Respondent, has only 15 days from the date that the Accusation was served (not received, but served) to file a Notice of Defense. The failure to file a Notice of Defense results in a Default against the California Financial licensee. A Default will result in the immediate Revocation of the California Financial License.

An Accusation is a serious matter that can result in the suspension or revocation of a Financial License in California. In many cases, it is possible for licensees to reach a Stipulated Agreement with the Attorney General’s Office and California Licensing Board. A Stipulated Agreement is a formal term for a settlement agreement. If a Stipulated Agreement cannot be reached, the parties will proceed to a formal Hearing before the California Office of Administrative Hearings (OAH).

Licensees facing a California Licensing Board Accusation should contact an experienced Oakland Financial License Defense Attorney for representation.

Oakland Financial License Hearing Attorney

The California Office of Administrative Hearings, also known as OAH, maintains several Court Hearing locations. All Oakland Administrative law matters are heard at the OAH Oakland office. The Administrative Law Hearing is a formal Hearing before an Administrative Law Judge. The Administrative Law Judge, or ALJ, will issue a written Proposed Decision approximately 30 days after the Hearing. The California licensing agency can adopt, modify or reject the ALJ’s Proposed Decision. The Boards’ action is called the Final Decision and Order. There are two main rights of Appeal of a Final Decision and Order. California Government Code § 11521 allows a Financial licensee to file a Petition for Reconsideration prior to the effective date of the Final Decision and Order. Pursuant to California Code of Civil Procedure § 1094.5, the licensee can also file a Petition for Writ of Mandamus in Superior Court. A Writ must be filed within 30 days of the effective date of the Final Decision and Order.

California Financial licensees facing a California Financial Licensing Board Administrative Law Hearing need effective representation from an Oakland Financial License Defense Lawyer.

Oakland Financial License and Criminal Convictions

California Financial Licensing Boards can discipline licensees for criminal convictions. Administrative Law discipline occurs for criminal convictions that are substantially related to the duties, functions and qualifications of the respective Financial licensee. Common criminal offenses that can cause California Financial License discipline are:

Altering or Forging a Prescription Assault With a Deadly Weapon Battery Brandishing a Firearm Burglary Carrying a Concealed Weapon Child Abuse Child Endangerment Diverting a Controlled Substance Domestic Violence

DUI Elder Abuse False Imprisonment Forgery Fraud Hit & Run Identity Theft Insurance Fraud Medicare Fraud Mortgage Fraud Possession for Sale of a Controlled Substance

Possession of a Controlled Substance Public Intoxication Real Estate Fraud Robbery Sex Offenses Theft Trespass Vandalism Vehicular Manslaughter

California Financial Licensing Boards and other law enforcement agencies also investigate criminal conduct by licensees in the course and scope of their practice. In serious criminal cases against Financial licensees pending in Criminal Court, a California Financial Licensing Board and the California Attorney General’s Office may seek a California Penal Code § 23 Order against the Financial Licensee. A California Penal Code § 23 Order seeks to suspend a Financial License in Criminal Court. California Financial Licensee facing criminal charges and licensees who are convicted of criminal offenses need an experienced California Financial License Defense Attorney for representation in California Administrative Law disciplinary proceedings.

Oakland Financial License Statement of Issues Attorney

California licensing agencies thoroughly investigates all applicants for Financial Licenses. The licensing Board may deny a California Financial License to students and licensees from other states and countries. Most California Financial License denials occur due to criminal convictions, financial problems or misstatements on the License application. Statement of Issues Hearings and Accusation Hearings before the Office of Administrative Hearings maintain a similar procedure. However, in a Statement of Issues Hearing, the applicant bears the burden of proof. Individuals denied a Financial License should contact an Oakland Financial License Denial Lawyer for representation in a Statement of Issues Hearing.

Oakland Financial License Petition for Reinstatement Lawyer

A Petition for Reinstatement allows individuals who have received a License Revocation to reinstate their Financial License. The Petition for Reinstatement must show by clear and convincing evidence the factual and legal reasons to warrant the Financial License Reinstatement. Rehabilitation from past misconduct is the primary factor in a Petition for Reinstatement. A successful Financial License Petition for Reinstatement requires representation by an experienced Oakland Financial License Defense Attorney.

Our firm practices Oakland Business License Defense. Our firm represents licensees possessing the following California Business licenses:

Adult Day Program Adult Residential Care Facility Alarm Company Operator Amusement Ride Assisted Living Facility Automotive Repair Dealer Barbershop Baton Training Facility Brake Adjusting Station Car Wash Cemetery Crane Crematory Child Group Home

Day Care Driving School Family Child Care Home Funeral Establishment Firearms Training Facility Foster Family Home Garment Manufacturer Home Care Organization Hospital Lamp Adjusting Station Mining & Tunneling Moving Company Nursing Home Passenger Carrier Preschool

Pressure Vessel Private Patrol Operator Private Postsecondary Education School Proprietary Private Security Employer Social Rehabilitation Facility Solid Waste Facility Smog Check Station Substance Abuse Treatment Center Traffic Violator School Vehicle Dealer Waste Tire Facility Waste Tire Hauler

Our firm also represents business requiring California Air Resources Board Enforcement Violations Defense, California Department of Social Services Criminal Records Exemptions Defense and Police Permit Appeals.

Oakland Business License Defense Lawyer

Nearly one million businesses maintain licenses issued by California licensing Boards. Most California Business licensees have minimal or no contact with the disciplinary systems of the numerous California Business Licensing Boards. For California Business licensees who become part of the California Administrative Law disciplinary process, the consequences are profound. The California Administrative Law disciplinary process is complex, procedural and time consuming. Individuals facing Business License discipline should seek legal representation from an experienced Oakland Business License Defense Attorney.

Oakland Business License Investigation Defense Lawyer

The majority of California Business License disciplinary investigations occur in Oakland. Investigations often begin with the filing of a consumer Complaint. However, disciplinary Investigations also occur through sting operations, criminal conviction referrals and criminal investigations. The licensing boards under the California Department of Consumer Affairs utilize non sworn civilian investigators to conduct non criminal investigations. The California Department of Consumer Affairs also employs sworn Peace Officer Investigators to conduct criminal investigations against Business licensees. These employees investigate criminal and administrative law violations. Administrative Law Due Process Rights differ substantially from the Due Process Rights accorded in criminal law.

It is important to have an attorney that understands the California Business License disciplinary process. At the conclusion of a California Business Licensing Board investigation, the Board has several options. The Board can choose to close the Complaint. The Board can choose to issue a Citation. The Board can also choose to refer the matter to the California Attorney General’s Office. The Attorney General’s Office will determine whether cause exists to file a formal disciplinary Accusation. In cases involving criminal conduct, the Board may refer the case to the District Attorney’s Office for criminal prosecution.

If you are a California Business licensee facing a California Administrative Law investigation, contact an Oakland Business License Defense Attorney for representation.

Oakland Business License Accusation Defense Attorney

A formal Accusation served on a California Business Licensee serves as notice to a Business licensee that the Board intends to revoke the individual’s Business License. The licensee, now called the Respondent, has only 15 days from the date that the Accusation was served (not received, but served) to file a Notice of Defense. The failure to file a Notice of Defense results in a Default against the California Business licensee. A Default will result in the immediate Revocation of the California Business License.

An Accusation is a serious matter that can result in the suspension or revocation of a Business License in California. In many cases, it is possible for licensees to reach a Stipulated Agreement with the Attorney General’s Office and California Licensing Board. A Stipulated Agreement is a formal term for a settlement agreement. If a Stipulated Agreement cannot be reached, the parties will proceed to a formal Hearing before the California Office of Administrative Hearings (OAH).

Licensees facing a California Licensing Board Accusation should contact an experienced Oakland Business License Defense Attorney for representation.

Oakland Business License Hearing Attorney

The California Office of Administrative Hearings, also known as OAH, maintains several Court Hearing locations. All Oakland Administrative Law matters are heard at the OAH Oakland Office. The Administrative Law Hearing is a formal Hearing before an Administrative Law Judge.

The Administrative Law Judge, or ALJ, will issue a written Proposed Decision approximately 30 days after the Hearing. The California licensing agency can adopt, modify or reject the ALJ’s Proposed Decision. The Boards’ action is called the Final Decision and Order. There are two main rights of Appeal of a Final Decision and Order. California Government Code § 11521 allows a Business licensee to file a Petition for Reconsideration prior to the effective date of the Final Decision and Order. Pursuant to California Code of Civil Procedure § 1094.5, the licensee can also file a Petition for Writ of Mandamus in Superior Court. A Writ must be filed within 30 days of the effective date of the Final Decision and Order.

California Business licensees facing a California Business Licensing Board Administrative Law Hearing need effective representation from an Oakland Business License Defense Lawyer.

Oakland Business License and Criminal Convictions

California Business Licensing Boards can discipline licensee owners, officers and managers for criminal convictions. Administrative Law discipline occurs for criminal convictions that are substantially related to the duties, functions and qualifications of the respective Business licensee. Common criminal offenses that can cause California Business License discipline are:

Altering or Forging a Prescription Assault With a Deadly Weapon Battery Brandishing a Firearm Burglary Carrying a Concealed Weapon Child Abuse Child Endangerment Diverting a Controlled Substance Domestic Violence

DUI Elder Abuse False Imprisonment Forgery Fraud Hit & Run Identity Theft Insurance Fraud Medicare Fraud Mortgage Fraud Possession for Sale of a Controlled Substance

Possession of a Controlled Substance Public Intoxication Real Estate Fraud Robbery Sex Offenses Theft Trespass Vandalism Vehicular Manslaughter

California Business Licensing Boards and other law enforcement agencies also investigate criminal conduct by licensees in the course and scope of their business. In serious criminal cases against Business licensees pending in Criminal Court, a California Business Licensing Board and the California Attorney General’s Office may seek a California Penal Code § 23 Order against the Business Licensee. A California Penal Code § 23 Order seeks to suspend a Business License in Criminal Court.

California Business Licensee facing criminal charges and licensees who are convicted of criminal offenses need an experienced California Business License Defense Attorney for representation in California Administrative Law disciplinary proceedings.

Oakland Business License Statement of Issues Attorney

California licensing agencies thoroughly investigates all applicants for Business Licenses. The licensing Board may deny a California Business License to students and licensees from other states and countries. Most California Business License denials occur due to criminal convictions, financial problems or misstatements on the License application. Statement of Issues Hearings and Accusation Hearings before the Office of Administrative Hearings maintain a similar procedure. However, in a Statement of Issues Hearing, the applicant bears the burden of proof. Individuals denied a Business License should contact an Oakland Business License Denial Lawyer for representation in a Statement of Issues Hearing.

Oakland Business License Petition for Reinstatement Lawyer

A Petition for Reinstatement allows individuals who have received a License Revocation to reinstate their Business License. The Petition for Reinstatement must show by clear and convincing evidence the factual and legal reasons to warrant the Business License Reinstatement. Rehabilitation from past misconduct is the primary factor in a Petition for Reinstatement. A successful Business License Petition for Reinstatement requires representation by an experienced Oakland Business License Defense Attorney.