We live in extremely volatile and stressful times. Many healthcare workers are feeling the strain and pressure of trying to do the best job they can under less than perfect conditions. It is not unlikely that at some point a patient or family member of a patient may...
Month: September 2020
Are California real estate agents and brokers held to different standards?
Many people believe that an error must be egregious for a Californian real estate agent or broker to lose their license or have a complaint filed. In fact, seemingly small mistakes can end up being major issues if not dealt with promptly and with prudence. Getting the...
Getting back to work as a pharmacist with an addiction history
As a pharmacist, your job could involve everything from reviewing a patient's medical records to ensure there won't be a drug interaction when you fill a prescription to compounding medication yourself. Pharmacists hold the position of trust within their community...
Failure to get informed consent could jeopardize your license
Few jobs carry as much responsibility as being a physician. Part of that responsibility is to gain the informed consent of your patients for any procedures you carry out. You may have the expertise, but the patient has the right to decide what does and does not happen...
Mediating a complaint against your contractor’s license
If you receive a letter from the California Contractors State License Board (CSLB) regarding a complaint against you, your first reaction might be panic. After all, a threat to your license is a threat to your livelihood. The good news is that over 14,000 complaints...
Complaints may lead to veterinary license revocation
Veterinarians face numerous challenges in their jobs. They must not only meet the standard of care when treating animals but also field complaints from unsatisfied pet owners. Many of these complaints are unjustified, arising when someone’s beloved pet has an...

