Albany Attorneys Devoted To Your Professional License Defense
There are times when even the most contentious and skilled medical and business professionals face accusations of serious errors. The New York Office of Professional Medical Conduct (OPMC) and the New York Education Department Office of Professional Development (OPD) decide whether a licensed professional accused of wrongdoing is allowed to continue working in this state.
The attorneys at Phelan, Phelan & Danek LLP, in Albany, work to help hardworking professionals throughout New York fight to prevent a license suspension or revocation. Our license defense lawyers are trained to represent clients in a wide range of licensed fields. The level of experience we provide in this unique area of the law is necessary to make sure our clients receive fair treatment.
Help For Many Different Licensed Professionals In New York
A proactive approach to a license suspension or revocation action is the best way to contest the claims — and work to preserve a professional’s hard-earned reputation. We have represented hundreds of clients before the OPMC and OPD.
We provide services for professionals and employers in a wide range of fields against the OPMC and OPD, including:
- Doctors
- Nurses
- Anesthesiologists
- Long-term care facilities
- Accountants
- General contractors and subcontractors
Our team members have an insider’s understanding of the license hearing process and what it takes to put together a strong defense. When retained, our license defense lawyers set to work immediately to examine the evidence and develop a strategy on the client’s behalf. Each of our lawyers brings a unique perspective and practice history to professional malpractice defense. That is why we work as a team on each case we accept. This gives our clients dedication, talent and knowledge.
Get Help From Or Professional License Defense Lawyers Immediately
At Phelan, Phelan & Danek LLP, we are ready to defend your career. Call 518-284-0585 or contact us online today to schedule completely free consultation with an attorney who can help you.
