Applying – Fraud and Deception on Application

By Adrienne Hersh, JD, ICS Legal Counsel · March 10, 20171 min read

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Editor’s Note: This is a specific segment of a full article that covers all license application issues. You can access that full article here.

Needless to say, for public safety reasons, the legislature has provided for stiff penalties when any applicant employs fraud or deception on a license application. Fraud may include either misrepresentation or material omission of fact (for example, not disclosing a criminal conviction).

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Adrienne Hersh, JD, ICS Legal Counsel

Adrienne serves as Illinois Chiropractic Society general counsel and provides legal advice and support on a wide range of legal issues affecting chiropractic physicians, including licensing and other health care regulations, scope of practice, insurance and reimbursement, business structuring, labor and employment, contracts, and litigation. Adrienne previously served for 8 years as general counsel to the Illinois Department of Professional Regulation (now the Division of Professional Regulation, Department of Financial and Professional Regulation), where she was chief legal counsel responsible for overseeing all legal issues and advising the 50+ licensing and disciplinary boards, including the Medical Disciplinary Board and the Medical Licensing Board. She is a member of the Illinois State Bar Association Health Care Section, the Illinois Association of Healthcare Attorneys, and the National Association of Chiropractic Attorneys.