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To work in many professions, you must first meet educational and exam requirements and then obtain a license to practice from the State of Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation (IDFPR). Unfortunately, the IDFPR has discretion whether to grant a professional license and after all of your hard work, there is no guarantee you will receive a license and be able to practice in your chosen profession. In addition, once you have a license, certain complaints or allegations can result in the IDFPR suspending or completely revoking your license, effectively ending your career.
While some people never have any issues with their license, others have devastating experiences. If any concerns regarding a license arise, there is too much at stake to try to handle the matter alone, as the slightest mistake can be costly. Always seek help from a Cook County professional license attorney who can help protect your license and livelihood.
There is a wide range of professions that require licensure by the state, and our firm helps clients with the following:
For all of these, staying on the right side of the IDFPR is critical to preserving your right to practice and earn a living. Different issues can threaten your license depending on the profession and its respective regulations and standards. We examine each case and determine how to best fight for your license based on the specific obstacles you face.
There are two different times when IDFPR issues can arise – before you receive your license and while you are licensed and practicing. If you know you have issues in your past that might raise eyebrows with the department, you should consult with our lawyer to ensure you put the strongest application forward and address any concerns properly. If complaints arise or the IDFPR launches an investigation into alleged conduct while you are licensed, never delay in seeking our help for IDFPR defense.
We can assist you in:
We know how to navigate this process in the proper manner, and all too often, unrepresented professionals say things to make the situation worse, not better.
Your professional license is valuable in many ways, and if it is in jeopardy, you have too much to lose to not seek help from an experienced professional license lawyer in Cook County. To learn how the 1818 Advocacy Group can help you, please contact us today.
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