Minneapolis Lawyers for Nurses

Nursing License at Risk?
Have you received a letter of allegations or notice of investigation from the Minnesota Board of Nursing? Are you being accused of violating your professional boundaries, drug diversion, or other misconduct? We can help.
Experienced Nurse Attorneys
We understand how valuable your nursing license is to you. If it is in jeopardy you need a skilled nursing license defense attorney by your side. In order to protect yourself, you need a lawyer who can explain the allegations, their potential impact, and how the defense process works. You need a lawyer who will fiercely advocate on your behalf to ensure your side of the story is told. You also deserve a nursing license lawyer who is invested in your case – one who listens and partners with you to achieve the best possible outcome. If you need an experienced and invested attorney to defend your nursing license, contact Lord + Heinlein today.
How We Can Help
- We listen – Our personal attention uncovers key details others miss.
- We partner with you – Our investment in you and your case provides peace of mind through the entire process.
- We are experienced and trusted – We have successfully defended hundreds of nursing licenses.
- We use a team approach – We collaborate to determine the best strategy for your case.
- We are easy to reach – Your attorney is always accessible.
Additional Web Resources for Licensed Nurses
- Minnesota Board of Nursing
- National Council of State Boards of Nursing (NCSBN)
- Nurses Peer Support Network (NPSN)
- Minnesota Center for Nursing
- Minnesota Nurses Association (MNA)
- Minnesota Department of Health-Mandated Reporting of Maltreatment Portal
- Minnesota Organization of Registered Nurses (MNORN)
- Minnesota Nurse Practitioners (MNNP)
- Minnesota APRN Coalition
- Minnesota Association of Nurse Anesthetists (MANA)
- Minnesota Licensed Practical Nurses Association (MLPNA)
- National Coalition of Ethnic Minority Nurse Associations (NCEMNA)
Frequently Asked Questions

I have received a letter from my licensing board and was wondering if you would explain how the process works?

Who sits on the licensing Boards?

I have been called to appear for an investigative interview with an investigator at the Minnesota Attorney General’s office. Do I need a lawyer for that?

I have received Allegations against me from my licensing Board. Am I required to respond?

I just received Allegations and I do not have much time to respond. Can I get an extension?

I just received Allegations from my licensing Board. Should I inform my employer about the Allegations?

What type of events could trigger an investigation against my license?

Can I get a copy of the Board’s file or the original complaint against me? Can I find out who filed the complaint?

Is it really necessary to obtain a lawyer?

What are the possible outcomes of an investigation by the Board into my practice?

If I am disciplined by my licensing Board, will I ever be able to get a job again?

What can I expect if I enroll in HPSP?

What is HPSP (The Health Professionals Services Program) and should I self-report if I have a chemical dependency or mental health issue?

What should I do if I have a condition like addiction or an illness that might impact my ability to practice?

Are there any Reporting Obligations for Licensed Professionals?
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