Pharmacy License Defense Attorney Serving Los Angeles, CA

If you applied for a pharmacology license and you were denied, please be advised that you have 60 DAYS to act – you must submit a written appeal to the Board of Pharmacy, requesting a formal administrative hearing. Or, you can contact an attorney at Spiga & Associates, and let us handle communication with the Board to ensure your rights are properly protected. Be advised: failure to act within the 60-day deadline constitutes waiver of your right to a hearing, and you will be prevented from reapplying for one year.

Under §4301, action can be taken against a licensee who is guilty of “unprofessional conduct,” which can include a broad spectrum of instances. Immorality, incompetence and gross negligence are the first three examples of offensive conduct, but the code goes on to condemn acts of “moral turpitude,” and convictions for offenses that are “substantially related” to the qualifications, functions and duties of the license holder. Of course, violations of laws related to distribution, sale, and procurement of controlled substances are also actionable by the Board and will likely lead to disciplinary action being taken against the licensee.

If you are facing allegations of any type, contact an attorney right away to make sure your license and right to earn a living aren’t taken away because of a moment of bad judgment or just bad timing. At Spiga & Associates, we understand how ordinary people can get caught up in some very sticky situations, and when a licensed professional is involved, the stakes are even higher. Let us guide you through the legal system while also doing all we can to protect your professional license.

California Pharmacists Association: http://www.cpha.com/