Monthly Archives: December 2015

Kansas Professional License Defense Lawyer Asks: Homicide or Compassionate Care?

In Kansas, a physician can be tried for murder for over-administering painkillers designed to relieve chronic and/or acute pain. From a pure ethical prospective, palliative care must not be denied ...

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Professional Licensing Attorney Explains CPA Disciplinary Actions in Kansas

The Kansas Board of Accountancy (“the Board”) enjoys superintendence power over all Certified Public Accounts (CPAs) in Kansas. The Board, created by Kansas statute, is charged with ensuring that CPAs ...

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Missouri and Kansas Law Differ Regarding Ex Parte Contact with Physicians

Nearly every ex parte conversation about a patient’s health is prohibited in Kansas and Missouri. Notwithstanding, physicians who practice medicine in both states are faced with conflicting rules relating to ...

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Kansas City Professional Responsibility Defense Attorney Discusses the Revocation of Hospital Privileges In Missouri

Loss or revocation of hospital privileges can have a devastating effect on a physician’s career. The adverse impact of such a decision is felt beyond the physician and her reputation ...

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