California Physical Therapist License Defense Attorney
Physical therapists make significant investments to obtain their licenses. If an allegation of misconduct, poor treatment (gross negligence or incompetence), substance abuse or a criminal charge has put your license in jeopardy, you are at risk of losing your livelihood. At S J Harris Law we can help.
Attorney Scott J. Harris provides strong, effective license defense representation to physical therapists (PTs) and physical therapist assistants (PTAs) throughout California from our Los Angeles area office.
Together, we will protect your license, your livelihood, and your reputation.
Physical Therapist License Defense Attorney Serving California
The Physical Therapy Board of California regulates physical therapists and physical therapist assistants. When allegations of misconduct arise, the board may initiate an investigation or other disciplinary action. Common causes of disciplinary proceedings include:
- Inadequate Supervision of Physical Therapist Assistants and Aids
- Using Unlicensed Assistants
- Negligent and Incompetent Treatment of Patients
- Improper Referrals
- Insurance Billing and Medi-Cal Billing Fraud
- Substance Abuse
- Criminal Accusations or Convictions
Scott J. Harris, a physical therapy license defense attorney, builds strong, smart legal defense strategies that protect his clients’ licenses, livelihoods, and futures. As a former Deputy Attorney General and licensing board prosecutor, Mr. Harris provides clients with the edge they need during investigations, licensing board hearings and other disciplinary actions. Because he knows what licensing boards are looking for he can take proactive steps to protect his clients.
A Former Prosecutor Protecting Your California PT License
The Physical Therapy Board of California does not exist to protect and help licensed PTs and PTAs. Instead, its job is to regulate physical therapists and investigate allegations of misconduct.
At S J Harris Law, we are here to help you defend your license and protect your future.
We represent PTs’ interests during every stage of disciplinary action, including initial investigations, administrative hearings and appeals, and appeals to the superior court through writs of mandamus.
Contact PT and PTA license defense lawyer Scott J. Harris at 323-370-6139 for a free 30-minute consultation.
Frequently Asked Questions
What board regulates physical therapists and PT assistants?
The Physical Therapy Board of California regulates physical therapists and physical therapist assistants.
Why is my license under investigation?
If you have committed a crime, participated in misconduct, or had unprofessional actions while with patient, you could have a formal violation filed against you. If you have received a formal violation notice, contact S J Harris immediately.
Can I still practice physical therapy if there is an ongoing investigation?
A complaint filed against you may subject your license to an investigation that results in probation, suspension or revocation. Therefore, resulting in the inability to continue practicing as the license is considered suspended or inactive.