How can I speed up due process in an administrative law case where the state board has been stalling action for 3 l/2 years?

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Commonwealth of Massachusetts professional licensing board of registration has stalled due process in handling a closure of business and suspension of personal registration.

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James L Lindon Ph.D.Intellectual Property Law AttorneyAvon, OH ·
that depends on the reason for the "stalling." If they have a huge back log of cases, you might just have to wait your turn. There can be due process concerns if they make you wait until evidence that helps you evaporates.
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amuel Eugene SpitalAdministrative Law LawyerSan Diego, CA ·
I noticed that you posted the question 11 months ago, which would certainly be far too long to wait for a state Board to issue or deny a license. My practice is limited to California, but any state agency that is "investigating" a case to determine whether to grant or deny a license should do so in a reasonable period of time. Even if a State Board denies a license in California, they have to offer the applicant an opportunity for a hearing - to comply with due process.
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