About Bridget Eyler

Bridget Eyler is a highly experienced attorney, with over 20 years of experience. She is an aggressive attorney who mainly practices in healthcare law. Throughout her legal career, Bridget has gained an expertise in healthcare law and healthcare professionals. She is highly knowledgeable in occupational and professional license defense and healthcare law cases e.g. nursing license defense, physician license defense, pharmacy license defense and many other health care occupations license defense cases.

Bridget is primarily dedicated to helping nurses and physicians, and other medical professionals who have encountered issues with the Texas Nursing Board or Texas Medical Board, or any Texas regulatory professional board. Bridget has a successful proven track record and will diligently work for you to help you get the best results with any professional licensing issue.

Bridget received her Bachelor of Arts degree in Political Science from the University of Texas at Arlington. Bridget acquired her Juris Doctorate law degree from Oklahoma City University School of Law.

Bridget is licensed to practice law in both Texas and Oklahoma. She is also licensed to practice in both the Northern and Eastern District United States District Courts.

Bridget began her attorney career prosecuting for the Harris County District Attorney’s Office and the Dallas County District Attorney’s Office, respectively, where she successfully tried numerous misdemeanor and felony cases.

Bridget worked in the Public Integrity Division while with the Dallas County District Attorney’s Office where she conducted several grand jury investigations. Bridget gained vast experience and knowledge of the laws, rules and regulations that govern medical professionals. She learned how vast the state and federal rules and relations are that govern the various medical professionals. She also learned the intricacies of how investigations are conducted into the various professionals, e.g. nurse, physicians, dentists, etc., by the various agencies, e.g. Texas Nursing Board, Texas Medical Board, etc.

Bridget also gained valuable experience in the healthcare world while employed as a Special Assistant United States Attorney and Assistant Texas Attorney General.