Mississippi and Louisiana Nursing License Attorney

The Law firm of Thomas V. Alonzo provides legal representation for nurses facing license revocation, suspension or restrictions in the states of Louisiana and Mississippi. If your nursing license is at risk of being suspended or revoked, it is important to retain an experienced nursing license defense lawyer to protect your livelihood and your reputation.

Allegations of misconduct can have serious consequences for your career. Charges including deviation from the standard of care, neglect, and drug or alcohol abuse may result in the temporary or permanent loss of your nursing license or worse, criminal charges. Whatever the allegations against you, do not put your career in jeopardy. Contact a nurse defense attorney like Thomas V. Alonzo immediately to mount a strong and persuasive defense.

Protecting Your Nursing License

Mr. Alonzo will represent you throughout the entire disciplinary process from gathering documents and evidence, to preparing witnesses, preparing for the hearing, negotiating with prosecuting attorney, and representing you at the nursing board disciplinary hearing if necessary. Mr. Alonzo will meet and advise you at every step of the proceedings. If you are offered an agreement, he will advise you of the possible ramifications of accepting the agreement. Attorney Thomas V. Alonzo has the experience to prepare an aggressive defense to help you maintain your professional license and privileges.

Mr. Alonzo successfully represented a nurse facing permanent revocation of her nursing license in Mississippi.  There was factual evidence against her that could have resulted in revocation, but after presenting evidence to the prosecuting attorney, Mr. Alonzo was able to negotiate a plea for a restriction of her nursing license for only one year.

If your nursing license is in jeopardy, do not hesitate to call defense attorney Thomas V. Alonzo for experienced and confidential legal representation. Initial consultations are free and there is no obligation to call.  Call (337) 704-2615 in Louisiana or (601) 944-1980 in Mississippi.