If you're a Licensed Vocational Nurse (LVN) or Psychiatric Technician in California facing license discipline from the Board, the Law Offices of Brown & Brown offers trusted, experienced legal representation backed by over 70 years of combined practice. While we handle a range of legal matters, our firm is widely recognized for its focus on professional license defense, helping LVNs and psychiatric technicians across California protect their licenses, careers, and reputations against accusations, citations, and Board investigations.
Protecting Your LVN or Psychiatric Technician License in California
The intense pressure placed on California Licensed Vocational Nurses (LVNs) and Psychiatric Technicians can challenge even the most committed professionals. Mistakes on the job—or legal issues outside of work, such as a first-time DUI—can jeopardize your license, career, and livelihood. Even for otherwise discipline-free licensees, the California Board of Vocational Nursing and Psychiatric Technicians takes these matters seriously.
If you’ve received an Accusation, Citation and Fine, or are under investigation, it’s critical to act quickly and strategically. Your first step should be retaining experienced, focused legal counsel who knows how to navigate Board cases. At the Law Offices of Brown & Brown, we’ve spent decades defending nurses and licensees across California—protecting careers and restoring peace of mind.
You’ve Been Served with an Accusation—Now What?
If you’re facing discipline, our most important advice is simple:
Do not speak to the Board or their lawyers. Contact a license defense attorney immediately.
This is not just a suggestion—it’s the best way to avoid weakening your case. At Brown & Brown, we’ve helped hundreds of LVNs and psychiatric technicians avoid license revocation, secure fair settlements, and protect their futures.
We’ve seen too many licensees make the mistake of trusting the Board’s attorneys when told they “don’t need representation.” Unfortunately, this often leads to poor outcomes—including revocation, suspension, or probation that could have been avoided. Don’t face an administrative hearing alone.
A Legacy of Experience. A Focus on Your Future.
Brown & Brown was founded on a powerful partnership—father and son, Donald and Adam Brown. Our late founder, Donald B. Brown, was one of California’s longest-practicing attorneys and spent over six decades fighting for professionals across the state. His legacy lives on in the firm’s continued commitment to protecting the careers of California’s healthcare providers.
Today, the firm is led by managing attorney Adam B. Brown, a seasoned administrative law attorney who has successfully defended LVNs, psychiatric technicians, RNs, and other healthcare professionals before nearly every board in California. Adam is known for his strategic approach, compassionate representation, and dedication to client success.
We’re often asked to quote a fee during the initial call. While we’re always transparent and fair in our pricing, every case is unique. That’s why we offer a free initial consultation—to listen to your situation, understand the facts, and provide a personalized plan of action. Once we’ve spoken, we’ll quote you a competitive fee for representation, with no pressure to decide on the spot.
One common concern we hear from LVNs and psychiatric technicians is how long a disciplinary action will stay on their public record. If you're wondering about that, we encourage you to read our in-depth article on how long BRN Accusations remain on the BreEZe website and what that could mean for your license and career.
Learn more about our California nursing license defense services or contact us now for a free, confidential consultation.