An interim order hearing decides risk, not truth. Prepare for the questions the panel asks, show how any risk can be managed and know what to bring.
An interim order hearing is not a chance to hear your case. The panel does not decide whether the allegations are true. It decides whether, while the investigation continues, a restriction on your practice is necessary. Preparing for that question is what makes the difference.
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