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Professional License Defense Information Blog

Permanent Licensure for International Medical Graduates: Opportunities and Risks

June 10, 2026
Physician License Defense
International medical graduates (IMGs) are now cleared to practice medicine in 19 states, and the Federation of State Medical Boards (FSMB) expects that number will grow to 42 soon. It’s good news for areas experiencing dire...
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When Accountants Cross the Line: The Unauthorized Practice of Law

June 9, 2026
Court Cases and Legislation
Accountants, especially those practicing at large firms, often toe the line when it comes to the unauthorized practice of law. Each state has its own set of rules and case law that defines exactly what it means by that term....
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Can Using AI Treatment Plans as a Therapist Result in Disciplinary Action?

June 8, 2026
Physician License Defense
Artificial Intelligence is moving faster than anyone can keep track of. In many states, legislative sessions run about 60 to 90 days. That means that if laws and regulations are going to be put in place about AI use in any...
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The Memory Care Case That Put an Entire Facility at Risk

June 7, 2026
General License Defense
There’s no demographic that’s more dependent on professional, compassionate caregivers than those in memory care. Occasionally — and unfortunately — that means a single bad day in such a facility can become a legal and...
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The “Self-Reporting” Mandate for Teachers After a DUI Arrest

June 6, 2026
Addiction and Substance Abuse
Many teachers believe that an arrest or a DUI is a private matter that only needs to be disclosed when they go to renew their teaching license. They’re wrong. The fact is that most state licensing boards treat arrests —...
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Facing a LARA Investigation? Michigan Professionals Need to Act Fast

June 5, 2026
General License Defense
A recent civil lawsuit filed in Michigan is raising urgent questions about how the state handles accusations against licensed health professionals and what that means for the thousands of professionals whose livelihoods depend on...
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Is It Mandatory? Know the Answer Before You Self-Report to Your Professional Licensing Board

June 4, 2026
General License Defense
You put in years of education, training, and testing, as well as significant expense, to qualify for your professional license, and you take pride in your work. But now, you have a legally significant issue regarding your personal...
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Nurses Beware: Gig-Work Platforms Create New Challenges

June 3, 2026
Nurse License Defense
Gig-work nursing platforms promise cost-effective staff for hospitals and medical systems, but may undermine professional, licensed nurses. From food delivery to rideshare, the modern gig economy evolves in unprecedented ways....
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You Do Not Have to Be the Main Target of an Investigation to Risk Your Professional License

June 2, 2026
Physician License Defense
A healthcare professional does not need to be accused of leading a criminal scheme to face a licensing investigation. In many cases, nurses, administrators, therapists, and other staff members become targets because they allegedly...
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The Lingering Estate Cost of an Open Licensing Investigation

June 1, 2026
Board Power, Processes, and Procedures
When someone passes away, we often think of it as an emotional moment where their journey ends and everything is wiped clean. However, if a licensed professional dies while under active investigation by their licensing board, the...
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How Nurses Can Fight Back Against Anonymous Accusations

May 31, 2026
Nurse License Defense
One of the hallmarks of criminal law is that defendants generally get to confront their accuser. You can introduce evidence that contradicts your accuser’s story. You can cross-examine them to point out inconsistencies or...
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Crossing the Line: When Your Licensing Board Exceeds Its Authority

May 30, 2026
Board Power, Processes, and Procedures
If you’re a licensed professional — working in healthcare, childcare or education, the trades, or a service-focused industry — you know your subject inside and out. (If you didn’t, you wouldn’t have that license.)...
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When Drug Testing Fails – CBD, Delta-8, and Hemp

May 29, 2026
Addiction and Substance Abuse
Many healthcare professions rely on random testing to help ensure that nurses and other healthcare professionals are not under the influence of drugs. The goal of this testing is, of course, to ensure patient safety. But these...
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The Reality of “Strike Two” for Licensed Professionals Facing Professional Discipline

May 28, 2026
Board Power, Processes, and Procedures
State boards closely monitor licensed professionals. Those who are accused of violating the standard of care or professional ethics can face significant consequences, including license revocation. As a result, if you face a...
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Flagged by an Algorithm: When an AI Billing Audit Is Not the Same as Fraud

May 27, 2026
Board Power, Processes, and Procedures
An AI billing audit can upend a professional’s life before a single human investigator reviews the file. The flag comes first. The questions come after. Understanding the difference between an algorithmic anomaly and actual...
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Can a Prescription Drug Lead to License Discipline? What Nurses Need to Know

May 26, 2026
Addiction and Substance Abuse
Drug testing is a routine part of many licensed professions, especially in healthcare fields like nursing. But what happens when a practitioner tests positive for a legally prescribed medication? Even when the use is lawful, a...
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Nuns Sue New York State to Protect Religious Freedoms at Nursing Facility

May 25, 2026
General License Defense
Catholic nuns who operate a nursing facility in New York are suing the state over New York’s LGBTQ Long‑Term Care Facility Residents’ Bill of Rights. The nuns are claiming that the state law is forcing them to provide...
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AI and Your Professional License: When Does “Not Using” Technology Become the Risk?

May 24, 2026
Board Power, Processes, and Procedures
You don’t have to look far to find complex (and sometimes, heated) debates about the future of AI. What was once limited to sci-fi movies and novelty applications is now mainstream, reaching across industries and interests. From...
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New Colorado Law to Streamline Out-of-State Educator Licensing Process

May 23, 2026
Educator License Defense
Colorado Governor Jared Polis signed a bill into law, Licensure for Experiences Out-of-State Teachers, that will allow out-of-state educators to more easily apply for and obtain a teaching license. With teacher shortages happening...
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Demand for Proof of Legal Status in Texas Is a Burden for Licensed Professionals

May 22, 2026
General License Defense
As if it weren’t hard enough to earn and maintain a professional license and use it to build a business or a career, regulators in Texas are determined to make it even harder. After May 1, 2026, every license application or...
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