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Ardmore Healthcare Law Firm
Overview
Concentrating on representing licensed professionals in either disciplinary actions or their license renewal and application process, our team at Hark and Hark in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, advocates for clients across the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and through the country facing Pennsylvania based on health care issues. Richard and his staff also assist the medical professional with any criminal charge that could become the basis for any licensing board disciplinary action. Richard is fully experienced handing a wide range of criminal charges, including the following issues:
- Driving under the influence (DUI) and driving while intoxicated (DWI)
- Pennsylvania and Federal Drug Act violations
- Prescription, insurance and Medicare/Medicaid fraud
- Patient sex assault charges
We know the serious implications associated with an investigation or arrest. As a doctor, nurse or other licensed professional, a client's livelihood is at stake, as well as his or her freedom and finances. Richard and his staff diligently and methodically construct a defense and protect their clients' rights. As published authors in our field, we are on the forefront of emerging trends and other developments in law.
Richard Hark has decades of experience, appearing in criminal trial courtrooms, appellate hearings and licensing hearings, at the negotiation table. In criminal trial court matters, Richard has secured numerous not guilty verdicts, reduced sentencing guilty plea agreements and appellate court reversals. In the administrative civil license defense arena, Richard has successfully prevented numerous professional license suspensions, revocations and forced disciplinary monitoring,
Richard has also assisted many prospective licensees secure their initial nursing, medicine, pharmacy, chiropractic, counseling, or psychology licensure. Our approach is aggressive, as we know every moment and every detail matters. Even more importantly, we remain in constant contact with our clients so they understand how their case is unfolding and what to expect. Hark and Hark accepts credit cards.
About Hark and Hark
Practice Areas
- Healthcare Law
- Professional Licensing
Fees
Offers Free Initial Consultation
Accepts Credit Cards
Payment Plans Accepted
Office Information
Address
The Times Building32 Parking Plaza, Suite 401 Ardmore, PA 19003
Office Hours
8-6 every day, or email me at richard.hark@penncriminaldefense.com
Phone
Fax
- 215-665-1225
Other Offices
Hark and Hark 1101 Route 70 West Cherry Hill, NJ 08002 215-665-0766
Hark and Hark Valley Forge Towers Suite 107 2000 Valley Forge Circle King of Prussia, PA 19406 215-665-0766
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