Telephones are great. Your reading this blog because of the internet. You are concerned about a legal issue of which I have written about. I write all of my blogs and wrote every article on my website and the topics contained therein. All the AVVO reviews on my website are from great medical professional facing significant issues of which I help them considerably.Due to the Pennsylvania nursing impairment enforcement environment, my professional license defense practice (criminal and disciplinary hearing) take me to many rural counties throughout Pennsylvania. My web and internet presence starts my legal relationships. I meet with almost every client in either county district or Common Please Court, in Harrisburg for a hearing, or at a convenient place to prepare for the next step in the legal process. I therefore drive a lot.My driving throughout the Commonwealth brings me to really wonderful people, scenery, and vistas. I have written about driving through the Lehigh Valley several times. Last week I ventured off to Columbia County. It could be considered the middle of the Commonwealth — a wealthy state it is. Some pictures taken while driving reveal the early morning fog burning off. The really interesting thing about this photograph is that the fog is coming from the cold water of the eastern branch of the Susquehanna River. This branch meanders west and then south, merging with the northern branch that falls north to south from Lewisburg and Williamsport into Harrisburg, where my clients and I attend the Nursing, Medical Board and other hearings.Coming back from Columbia County, Jim Thorpe and the Lehigh River bring me home through the Lehigh Tunnel. I really like Carbon County, Jim Thorpe. The town is great. The court house is magnificent, and there is a bike rental and equipment shop next to the breakfast place. The crazy monument controversy is alive and present in the town square.Call me to talk about coming to your Pennsylvania County to handle your nursing license, medical license, or other professional license disciplinary or criminal matter.
