If you receive a letter or call from the California Board of Registered Nursing (BRN), or face a legal issue that could affect your license, you do not have to handle it alone. Acting early often gives you more options. These firms have asked to be listed.
Last reviewed October 2026. Check each firm’s website for current details.
A professional license defense firm that states it represents licensed nurses in California who are under investigation by the BRN, and says it serves all of California.
Visit websiteA law firm that defends registered nurses and license applicants in matters before the BRN, including investigations and accusations.
A criminal defense firm that also lists professional license defense. States that it helps professionals, including nurses, whose criminal charges or convictions could affect their license.
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Every firm works a little differently. These are topics many nurses find helpful to talk through in a first call, which can help you decide who feels like the right fit. Many firms offer an initial consultation, so it is fine to ask about that too.
Helpful to have ready: any letters you received, the dates on them, and a short summary of what happened. That makes the first conversation much more productive.
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