As a nurse in Texas, maintaining your professional license is essential to your career and livelihood. However, even minor infractions...
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Complaint investigations conducted by the Texas Board of Nursing can last many months and usually involve several common procedural st...
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We are pleased to announce that partner Betty Smith is the new chair of The American Association of Nurse Attorneys’ Health Law and ...
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The short answer is it depends. Can You Be a Nurse in Texas With a Felony? The Texas Board of Nursing does grant nursing licenses to i...
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As a nurse, maintaining your license is crucial to your career and livelihood. For Texas nurses who face disciplinary issues or need t...
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Losing your nursing license in Texas doesn’t just mean you can no longer practice—it can also lead to significant consequences tha...
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As a law firm with expertise in professional license defense, Lype Dest Smith Lawyers understands how critical your nursing license is...
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It is possible to become a nurse with a misdemeanor on your record, but this depends on factors such as the nature of the of...
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Nurses are responsible for providing safe, ethical, and competent care. When they fall short of the standards set by the Texas Board o...
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Nurses in Texas play an essential role in healthcare but are also subject to strict regulations. When complaints arise, the Texas Boar...
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Receiving a letter from the Texas Board of Nursing can be terrifying, especially if that letter says that someone has complained about...
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As a nurse of any level, receiving a letter from the Texas Peer Assistance Program for Nurses can be alarming, especially if that lett...
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