Louisiana Audiologist Attorney
Our law firm has been defending individuals with Louisiana professional licensees before licensing boards since 2013.
We know that the process of becoming a licensed Audiologist in Louisiana is a significant investment of time and resources. If you have been notified by the Louisiana Board of Examiners Speech Pathology and Audiology that you are under investigation or facing a possible denial, suspension or revocation of your Audiologist license, we are ready to help you.
A threat to your Louisiana Audiologist license is a serious situation and could impact your livelihood, self-esteem, family stability, and many other aspects of your life. If you are being investigated, you need to get your legal questions answered promptly so that you can defend your audiologist license and reinstate your professional credentials. Our New Orleans Professional Licensing Attorney, Elizabeth B. Carpenter, understands your concerns. She takes the time to provide answers and clarify the disciplinary process and helps you to determine effective solutions for your case.
Louisiana Board of Examiners Audiologist Attorney
Most investigations before the Louisiana Board of Examiners Audiology begin with the filing of a complaint. The complaint can come from, employers, family members, employees, insurance companies, colleagues and many others. After a complaint is filed, the board will send a formal notice to the Audiologist asking the professional for their side of the story. The Audiologists usually has only 15 days to respond to a notice. From that point, an investigator or compliance officer will review all the evidence and make a finding or recommendation. If the speech pathologist does not agree with the finding, he or she has a right to exercise due process rights and move forward with a hearing before the state board.
Louisiana Audiologist License Offenses
Our New Orleans professional license defense attorney advocates for Audiologists and other professionals with cases involving several different offenses, including:
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Factors the Louisiana Audiologist License Board Considers
When deciding on the appropriate action, the board will consider several Mitigating and Aggravating Factors. Some of these factors include:
- The nature and severity of the violation.
- Whether or not any actual financial or bodily harm occurred because of the offense.
- What harm might have occurred due to the offense.
- The licensee’s past disciplinary record.
- If you are facing a single or multiple complaints, and if the complaints are all the same nature or in numerous categories.
- Whether you have taken any rehabilitative steps since the incident.
- If you have a criminal conviction substantially related to your job, whether you abode by the court-ordered probation terms and how long ago the conviction was.
- If you admit your wrongdoing or mistake.
- If significant time has elapsed since the incident without any further violations.
Skillfully presenting mitigating factors can put your case in the best possible light and reduce your discipline.
Contact: New Orleans Audiologist Attorney
It is imperative to hire an attorney right away, one mistake at the beginning can ruin your case. Time is of the essence. Your best shot at retaining your license to practice is by being represented by an experienced professional license defense attorney.
If you’re facing discipline to your audiology license, we want to provide you with experienced legal representation. During your consultation, we’ll take concrete steps:
- Assess your needs
- Determine the potential forms of discipline you may face
- Explain the steps we can take to defend your license
Please contact us to schedule an appointment, so we can started on your case today. Sometimes we can help you resolve licensing matters without any public discipline.