Category: General Education Law

What is misconduct for educators?

Holding a teaching license is an important part of working as an educator. The state licensing board has strict requirements and rules for who can obtain and hold a license. One potential way to lose the right to teach is

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What to do after false allegations at college

According to the National Center for Education Statistics, there were 15 on-campus crimes per 10,000 full-time students in 2020. Facing accusations of criminal activity on a college campus has layers of consequences. Not only could you face criminal charges and

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DUI and teaching licenses

Teachers might face disciplinary action or complaints for sexual misconduct, lapses in professional ethics or causing harm to students. We have defended licenses in many of these situations. There is also an entirely different category of mistakes that could land

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