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Three Common Issues That Lead to Ethics Complaints for Lawyers
January 21, 2022Many lawyers are caught off guard when they find themselves facing an ethics complaint. It could be a simple mistake that caused the complaint or the
The Risks of Representing Yourself When Facing a Disciplinary Proceeding
December 10, 2021Whether you are a doctor, a lawyer, or some other licensed professional, the consequences of the disciplinary process can have profound consequences for your future. Even
Professional License Defense: The Process is as Important as the Outcome
November 30, 2021When facing disciplinary action, most professionals focus exclusively on whether or not the complaint is valid. As a result, they wind up focused on the outcome
Common Complaints Leading to Disciplinary Action for Chiropractors and Massage Therapists
November 19, 2021Whether it’s the Maryland Board of Chiropractic Examiners or the Board of Massage Therapy Examiners, they take complaints against practitioners very seriously, and you should too.