Many careers require licenses that must stay valid in order for an individual to remain eligible to practice or perform the particular job duties. A criminal charge could jeopardize your ability to keep your license, so it is important you seek guidance from an experienced lawyer who fully understands how to protect your rights.
Attorney George (Bo) Morton represents individuals in license hearings, criminal offense cases and other civil matters in Fayetteville and throughout Northwest Arkansas. He has more than 16 years of legal experience and is highly knowledgeable of the law. If your career depends on strong advocacy, choose the Law Office of George B. Morton, P.A., for representation.
Administrative and License Hearings
If an individual is charged with an offense in the workplace, such as a medical professional stealing medication from the workplace, his or her license will likely be suspended. At that point, an individual needs to retain representation from a lawyer. A Fayetteville license suspension attorney can provide advocacy in the hearing and work to ensure that your license is reinstated. Mr. Morton represents a range of clients in both criminal and civil proceedings, such as:
- Administrative hearings
- Sex offender registration committee hearings
- Nursing board agency hearings
- Civil proceedings
The firm helps professionals such as nurses, surgeons, medical doctors, teachers, therapists, psychologists and educational professionals in administrative and license hearing matters. This can include the Arkansas State Board of Nursing, Department of Human Services, the Arkansas State Medical Board or other institutions. Mr. Morton takes a comprehensive approach to helping his clients and fully understands the repercussions if the situation is not handled properly. He will work to achieve the best result in the most efficient manner.
Mr. Morton also represents individuals in DUI/DWI administrative hearing matters for license hearings. He will work to avoid license suspension in the DUI/DWI process, avoid a conviction and minimize the negative repercussions associated with drinking and driving.
Contact an Arkansas Professional License Defense Attorney
To schedule a free initial consultation with Mr. Morton, please contact the firm at 479-935-9511 or toll 877-702-1361.
