by Paul S. Peters III Esq. | May 7, 2020
How Does a Criminal Conviction Affect a Teaching License in Pennsylvania? Criminal Convictions and a Teaching Career do not mix well in Pennsylvania, for becoming a teacher and while working in the Teaching profession. Like many professions, Teachers must attend...
by Paul S. Peters III Esq. | May 6, 2020
How Does a Criminal Conviction Affect a Nursing License in Pennsylvania? In Pennsylvania, Nurses must obtain a specialized license to perform the role of a Nurse in the medical field. The road to becoming a Nurse in Pennsylvania entails extensive schooling,...
by Paul S. Peters III Esq. | May 6, 2020
How Does a Criminal Conviction Affect a Medical License in Pennsylvania? If you are a practicing Doctor in Pennsylvania, you have undergone eight or more years of schooling, clinicals, residency, and passing your license exam. The hard work, dedication, sacrifice,...
by Paul S. Peters III Esq. | May 6, 2020
How Does a DUI Conviction Affect a CDL License in Pennsylvania? If you have a Pennsylvania Commercial Driver’s License (CDL), you drive a Tractor Trailer, Construction Equipment, Bus, or other Large Commercial Motor Vehicle (CMV). Therefore, your CDL license creates...
by Paul S. Peters III Esq. | May 5, 2020
How do Criminal Convictions Impact CPA Licenses in Pennsylvania? Obtaining a CPA license is an extremely challenging and arduous task; it is quite the achievement. Not only is majoring in Accounting difficult, the CPA exam is a monster and often takes numerous...
by Paul S. Peters III Esq. | May 3, 2020
What is a Summary Offense in Pennsylvania? In Pennsylvania, a Summary Offense is the least serious classification of crime. Penalties for summary offenses are not as serious as those for felonies and misdemeanors; however, you must not take summary charges lightly....
