Gay v. Board of Engineers & Architects

Summary

The Nebraska Supreme Court affirmed the district court’s judgment upholding the Board of Engineers and Architects’ revocation of Gay’s architecture and engineering licenses and five-year bar on reapplication. The court held that Gay failed to preserve his due process claim, but found no plain error because he received adequate notice and opportunities to participate in the disciplinary hearing. It also held that the disciplinary sanction was lawful, supported by competent evidence, and neither arbitrary nor excessive under the circumstances.