Please contact the NMBOP to reserve your space for a NMBOP sponsored Law Update. To reserve, you may contact Jessica Chavez-Lance at 505-222-9830 or jessica.chavez-lanc@state.nm.us. The NMBOP Albuquerque area Law Updates will be held at the NMBOP office. In 2014, an update will be held in the afternoon from 2-4 pm only. There will not be a morning Law Update. All of the NMBOP sponsored Albuquerque area law updates fall on a Friday. If you wish to attend a Pharmacy Law Update that is sponsored by the NMPhA or NMSHP, please contact the organization directly to reserve. Please note that the dates and times for the NMPhA or NMSHP sponsored law updates varies. Remember, the Law Update held at the NMBOP, while presented at no charge, do not have an ACPE number. To insure you receive a certificate & required credit for your live Pharmacy Law CE, please call or email Jessica Chavez-Lance at 505-222-9830 or Jessica.Chavez-lanc@state.nm.us
Please contact Jessica Chavez-Lance at 505-222-9830 or Jessica.Chavez-Lanc@state.nm.us to register and reserve your spot. NMBOP sponsored Pharmacy Law Updates will be held on a Tuesday from 7-9PM. Contact the NMBOP for more information, if necessary. To insure you receive a certificate & required credit for your live Pharmacy Law CE, please call or email Jessica Chavez-Lance at 505-222-9830 or Jessica.Chavez-lanc@state.nm.us
SANTA FE – The New Mexico Regulation and Licensing Department’s Securities Division today announced a new outreach program that provides New Mexico law enforcement officials and prosecutors with free training and resources to help investigate complaints about investment fraud and other financial crimes.
ALBUQUERQUE - The New Mexico Real Estate Commission has revoked the license of an Albuquerque broker who misrepresented her role to her client in a seller-financed real estate transaction. Camille Lisa Milke, formerly qualifying broker for Realty Authority, agreed in a settlement agreement with the Commission to accept revocation of her license and never re-apply for a broker’s license in New Mexico. The Commission made its decision on Monday.
ALBUQUERQUE- New Mexico Real Estate Commission has issued a cease and desist order against a former Chama real estate broker whose license was revoked last year following two separate disciplinary cases.
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