Legal Help For Nurses Currently Living In Oregon or Washington
Do you need to consult with an attorney regarding your nursing license or other professional licensing matter? Call (503) 232-9280 to schedule a free consultation with a nurses attorney.
Kevin Keaney, who is a nurses attorney, is licensed to practice law in the states of Oregon, Washington, and Texas.
If you are a traveling nurse, based in Oregon, Washington, or Texas, who had a complaint filed against you in another state, you’ll need to contact an attorney in that state to represent you before the state board of nursing. Even if you never intend to return to the state where the complaint was filed, it’s still in your best interest to try to resolve the case as favorably as possible.
Nursing board sanctions from other states are recorded in a national database. And the Oregon State Board (OSBN) and Washington State Board of Nursing (WSBN) can follow through with additional punishment and/or restrictions on your license.
If you live and work in Oregon, Washington, or Texas, we can help you defend your nursing license, representing you before the Oregon board, Washington board, or Texas board.
We provide legal assistance for all aspects of nursing license defense, including:
• allegations
• investigation
• settlement of disciplinary sanctions
• administrative hearings
• court of appeals
Depending on the initial allegation and investigation, disciplinary sanctions could range from a dismissal of the complaint to revocation of your nursing license. A dismissal and a letter of concern don’t become public record, but a letter or reprimand, probation, license suspension, and license revocation all will be entered into a national database and can follow you through your nursing career.
For information about defending your nursing license, or to schedule a free legal consultation, call (503) 232-9280, or e-mail . You can also browse our FAQ page for answers to common questions we’re received.
Please note: Kevin Keaney is a proud member of The American Association of Nurse Attorneys (TAANA), and he has over 30 years experience as an attorney. Prior to practicing law, he earned his BSN and worked as a nurse for six years.
Kevin Keaney is licensed to practice in Oregon and Washington, as well as Texas, where he can also help nurses who need an attorney.