Law Office of John Hutto

Alabama Board of Nursing Disciplinary Actions Attorney:

Final Disciplinary Actions of the Alabama Board of Nursing are public records and are reported to the National Practitioner Data Bank.  The Board list the disciplinary actions on their monthly self-report on the Alabama Board of Nursing.  Additionally, final disciplinary actions are referenced by a Y under Public Actions tab under the nurse’s name and license number under license lookup on the Alabama Board of Nursing Website.

Final Disciplinary Actions in one state may impact a nurse’s ability to obtain licensure in another state or may result in other states in which a nurse is licensed taking a reciprocal disciplinary action due to the Alabama action. As such, it is extremely important to obtain the best resolution in terms of sanctions and wording in any final agreement or disciplinary findings.

Have you been contacted by the Alabama Board of Nursing notifying you that a complaint has been filed against your Alabama nursing license? Has the Board charged you with violating the Nurse Practice Act and presented you with a Consent Order or filed a formal statement of charges and scheduled an administrative hearing? If so, you need to call John Hutto, Nursing Licensure Defense Attorney. Mr. Hutto is a Nurse Attorney. He represents nurses across Alabama in actions involving the Alabama Board of Nursing.  For Nurses, professionally speaking, there's hardly anything RN' s LPN' s and APN's fear more than a disciplinary notice from the Alabama Board of Nursing. After all, most nurses are hard-working dedicated professionals performing demanding jobs often under demanding working conditions.

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With your livelihood and reputation at stake, don’t enter into a potential disciplinary action without the representation of an experienced nursing license defense attorney. John Hutto is prepared to provide sound legal advice and assistance throughout your case so that you are backed by the best defense possible. The Law Office of John Hutto, represents nurses throughout Alabama who are facing investigations, disciplinary actions including suspension and revocation proceedings with the Alabama Board of Nursing. Contact John Hutto, Alabama Nursing License Defense Attorney, for a free initial consultation with experienced, nursing license defense lawyer John Hutto. Call (256) 335-4425 or email at johnhuttoattorney@yahoo.com or fill out and submit the free consult request form and Mr. Hutto will be in contact with you soon.

Mr. Hutto is admitted to practice before:

• United States Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit
• United States District Court for the Northern District of Alabama
• Alabama Supreme Court
• All Alabama State Civil and Criminal Courts
• Guardian Ad Litem-Alabama
• Tennessee Supreme Court
• All Tennessee State Civil and Criminal Courts
  

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