Know Your Regulator

Your time can help save legal fees. 💵

We’re revisiting this Know Your Regulator conversation with London de la Teja, Bertolino Law Firm’s Accounts Receivable Manager, about simple ways clients can help their legal team work more efficiently. From sending documents the first time to making sure files are complete, readable, and easy to review, being proactive can reduce unnecessary back and forth and help keep costs under control.

Watch the full episode on the Know Your Regulator Hub:
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Disclaimer: The purpose of this podcast episode is to educate and inform. It does not provide legal advice or create an attorney-client relationship. While the host is not a lawyer, the content is overseen by licensed counsel. If you need help with a legal matter, you should always consult with a qualified attorney.

Quick responses can save time and avoid unnecessary costs.

We’re revisiting this Know Your Regulator conversation with London de la Teja, Bertolino Law Firm’s Accounts Receivable Manager, about why staying responsive and keeping your legal team informed can make a real difference during active representation. Prompt answers help your attorney keep things moving, especially when deadlines are approaching or important information is needed.

Watch the full episode on the Know Your Regulator Hub:
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Disclaimer: The purpose of this podcast episode is to educate and inform. It does not provide legal advice or create an attorney-client relationship. While the host is not a lawyer, the content is overseen by licensed counsel. If you need help with a legal matter, you should always consult with a qualified attorney.

Nurses, what mistake do new nurses make over and over? 👀

We want to hear from you. Share the mistake you see most often in the comments. Your experience might help a new nurse avoid making the same one.

Don’t respond before you know the evidence.

When a complaint is filed with the Texas Board of Nursing, nurses can request the investigative file to understand the records and information the Board has gathered. In this Know Your Regulator conversation, Attorney Kerry Bloodsaw explains why reviewing the evidence first can help license holders better understand what they are responding to before submitting a response.

Watch the full episode on the Know Your Regulator Hub:
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Disclaimer: The purpose of this podcast episode is to educate and inform. It does not provide legal advice or create an attorney-client relationship. While the host is not a lawyer, the content is overseen by licensed counsel. If you need help with a legal matter, you should always consult with a qualified attorney.

It is not just a conversation. ⚖️

When you are under investigation, it can be easy to let your guard down because the investigator is not making the final decision. But what you say can become part of the file that decision makers review, so every interaction matters.

Visit the Know Your Regulator hub to learn more about protecting your professional license:
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Disclaimer: The purpose of this video clip is to educate and inform. It does not provide legal advice or create an attorney client relationship. While the host is not a lawyer, the content is overseen by licensed counsel. If you need help with a legal matter, you should always consult with a qualified attorney.

Knowing what comes next can make a stressful situation feel manageable.

When a complaint is filed against your professional license, it can be easy to assume the worst before you even know what the process looks like. In this Know Your Regulator conversation, Attorney Kerry Bloodsaw explains how understanding the steps, deadlines, evidence, and potential responses can help license holders better understand their options.

Watch the full episode on the Know Your Regulator Hub:
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Disclaimer: The purpose of this podcast episode is to educate and inform. It does not provide legal advice or create an attorney-client relationship. While the host is not a lawyer, the content is overseen by licensed counsel. If you need help with a legal matter, you should always consult with a qualified attorney.

A board order can have lasting consequences.

When a licensing board issues a public order, it can appear on license verification, the board’s website, newsletters, and be reported to the National Practitioner Data Bank. In this Know Your Regulator conversation, Attorney Kerry Bloodsaw explains why understanding the potential impact of a board order matters before accepting one.

Watch the full episode on the Know Your Regulator Hub:
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Disclaimer: The purpose of this podcast episode is to educate and inform. It does not provide legal advice or create an attorney-client relationship. While the host is not a lawyer, the content is overseen by licensed counsel. If you need help with a legal matter, you should always consult with a qualified attorney.

Off the clock does not mean off the radar. ⚖️

Conferences may feel more relaxed, but you are still interacting with coworkers, clients, patients, and others connected to your profession. Go network, have fun, and enjoy the conference. Just remember that your professional reputation comes with you.

Visit the Know Your Regulator hub to learn more about protecting your professional license:
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Disclaimer: The purpose of this video clip is to educate and inform. It does not provide legal advice or create an attorney client relationship. While the host is not a lawyer, the content is overseen by licensed counsel. If you need help with a legal matter, you should always consult with a qualified attorney.

Abuse can show up at work.

We’re revisiting this Know Your Regulator conversation with Bronwyn Blake, Chief Legal Officer of Texas Advocacy Project, about why coworkers and employers should not assume that abuse is someone’s private business. Creating a workplace where people know they can find support can make a meaningful difference when a colleague is experiencing abuse.

Watch the full episode on the Know Your Regulator Hub:
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Disclaimer: The purpose of this podcast episode is to educate and inform. It does not provide legal advice or create an attorney-client relationship. While the host is not a lawyer, the content is overseen by licensed counsel. If you need help with a legal matter, you should always consult with a qualified attorney.

A bad review could become more than a bad review. ⚖️

A one star review usually does not affect your professional license. But if the person behind it also files a complaint with your licensing board, you are dealing with a completely different situation. Even if the complaint has no merit, you may still have to respond, provide records, and answer the board’s questions.

Visit the Know Your Regulator hub to learn more about protecting your professional license:
https://ow.ly/yvGF50ZOwkL

Disclaimer: The purpose of this video clip is to educate and inform. It does not provide legal advice or create an attorney client relationship. While the host is not a lawyer, the content is overseen by licensed counsel. If you need help with a legal matter, you should always consult with a qualified attorney.