We have experience handling the cases of professionals with many different types of licensing issues. As an architect, you’ve worked hard for your license and your career. Not to mention the amount of money and time you’ve spent pursuing your dreams. A complaint or allegation against your license can be devastating.
Most architects don’t know where to turn or how to handle their licensing issues. Thankfully, you don’t have to handle this on your own. We have the knowledge and experience necessary to handle your case successfully. Hiring an experienced attorney can vastly improve your chances of keeping your license.
Remington & Dixon, PLLC is a law firm that is experienced in professional license defense cases. It would help if you had a professional in your corner while you are dealing with the issues with your license. We can represent you throughout the initial investigation and even handle your hearing and appeal, if necessary. Most of our clients face problems with their license because they have had issues with criminal activity or allegations.
If you find yourself with potential criminal charges, you should contact us immediately. We can handle your criminal case and then move on to your professional licensing case. The important thing is that you contact us the minute you face these charges. Contact our offices today to go over all the details of your case.
What actions should you take to keep your license?
Many architects do not take complaints seriously enough. You need to contact an attorney the minute that your architect license is in jeopardy. Building a good defense takes time, and you don’t have any time to lose. You should hire a lawyer that specializes in professional licensing cases.
There are many attorneys in North Carolina, but not all of them are familiar with professional licensing cases. Each professional licensing board is different, and your lawyer needs to be experienced to handle these exceptional cases.
What are some reasons to face disciplinary actions?
There are many laws in place that regulate any profession, and this is no different from architects. These boards are meant to protect the public from working, living, and going inside of unstable structures. If an architect is incompetent in their work, then they should be liable for their mistakes. You could easily have your license revoked if you have created dangerous structures or pled guilty to criminal charges.
Some violations that can result in you losing your license are:
- Falsifying safety reports
- Improper building code inspections
- Providing misleading statements about your background, capabilities, and previous projects
- Conviction of a crime that relates to architecture
- Conviction of certain types of crimes not related to architecture
- Not being registered
- Trying to obtain a license through fraudulent methods
Not every one of these offenses will result in the loss of your license, but they could. You need to aggressively defend your license from the beginning. Even after a decision by the board, you still have a right to appeal. Hiring experienced legal counsel improves your odds of keeping your license and makes the process much less stressful.
What should I do if I’m facing disciplinary action?
You need to hire an attorney that focuses on professional license defense. If you lose your license, you will have to find another career. You will face much negative fallout after your case. Don’t risk your license by handling your claim on your own. Instead, hire skilled legal counsel to represent you throughout the entire process.
Hire an experienced professional license defense attorney
If you are facing allegations of criminal charges that might have you architect license revoked or a complaint submitted to the board, you need an experienced professional license defense lawyer to handle your case. Choosing to have a lawyer represent you will protect your rights and reputation during your hearing. It’s essential that you have someone on your side that can advise you. Contact our offices today to schedule your no-obligation consultation. We look forward to speaking with you about your case.
