Welcome to nursing-jurisprudence.com. This website contains information about the services offered by my law firm, the Law Office of LaTonia Denise Wright, LLC and by my consulting firm, the Healthcare Risk Aversion Group, LLC. I appreciate you taking the time to review my website and my blogs. The pages on my website and blog are informational and educational. None of the information on my website or blog should be construed as legal advice. For legal advice, establish an attorney-client relationship with an attorney licensed to practice law in your jurisdiction.
My blog address is: www.advocatefornurses.typepad.com. This blog discusses the legal, ethical, and professional practice issues facing nurses. I also comment on the issues and cases I face as a nurse lawyer representing nurses in licensure and disciplinary investigations and provide my two cents and commentary. Its called Nursing Law & Order.
I also have another blog for nurses, nurse attorneys, nurse lawyers, and RN-JDs who are small business owners, self-employed or starting a nurse-owned business. The blog address is www.advocatefornurses.typepad.com/nursinglawbandit. Its called Nursing Law Bandit.
1. Are you currently on probation with the State Nursing Board and you need legal assistance?
2. Is your nursing license suspended and you need assistance with meeting the terms and conditions for reinstatement?
3. Have you received a Potential Violation Report from the Ohio Nursing Board?
4. Have you received a Notice of Complaint from the Kentucky Board of Nursing and you have 15 days to respond?
5. Have your received an Order for a Chemical Dependency evaluation from the Kentucky Nursing Board?
6. Have you received a Notice of a Complaint from the Indiana Attorney General's office?
7. Have you received a Consent Agreement from the Ohio Nursing Board?
8. Are you scheduled for an investigative meeting with the Kentucky Nursing Board?
9. Have you been told to self-report to the Nursing Board?
10. Are you planning to enter into a State Nursing Board Alternative Program for Chemical Dependency?
11. Have you been charged with a crime, even if its unrelated to your nursing practice and you are wondering how a plea or conviction will impact your nursing license or career?
12. Are you considering an Endorsement Application for Licensure with the Ohio, Kentucky, and/or Indiana Nursing Boards and you have affirmative responses?
13. Are you considering an Application for Licensure by Examination with the Ohio, Kentucky, and/or Indiana Nursing Boards and you have affirmative responses?
These are just a few of the reasons why you may need attorney representation, counseling, and advising before the State Nursing Board. Attorney representation is not just for disciplinary investigations and hearings; attorney representation, counseling, and advising may also be helpful during the reinstatment and probationary period and also while you are being monitored in a State Nursing Board Alternative to Discipline Program, which is typically a 3-5 year agreement.
I have experience representing nurses before the Ohio, Kentucky, and Indiana Nursing Boards and counseling and advises nurses on the attending professional nursing practice, workplace, unemployment, employment, career, post-Nursing Board discipline, regulatory, and criminal implications. I am available to assist you. I represent RNs, LPNs, APRNs, and NCLEX applications.
I am also available to review employment contracts and agreements for nurses and assist to assist RNs and APRNs with the Hospital credentialing and privileging application and process.
I have experience representing LPNs, RNs, and APRNs when accusations of Pyxis discrepancies, MAR discrepancies, and drug diversion arise. I also have a former CRNA with several years of sobriety and recovery on my team to assist me with addiction and dependency cases involving my clients. See http://www.peeradvocacyforimpairednurses.com/
Call my office at 1-888-580-1110 for immediate assistance and for additional information on how to establish an attorney-client relationship.
If you cannot afford attorney representation consider an in-person or telephone legal consultation with my office. I am a RN in Ohio and I understand that your license is your livelihood. I work very closely with my clients.
